https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d7a2fdcce7607665f771521ba9a2c792.pdf 22fb483d03b5045c716196f512badbb2 PDF Text Text f ' t ' ' ' . -~-r ., ' ', ··,.-tt-: ~ ' ' ' .. • I ' 1 '' _ ,.,~ ' • I i .\ ·-' tety ... by Urc .I'! ~ I '' ,, ven o... . . . .· , _,. About Middleport .·. ,........,1 ;u:;; Account. Your checkmates, a pen and checkbook, are all you need for keeping that accurate record. Deposit mo(\CY tor your account now. lfalional Mlmber Pederel Deposit lnsuince Corporation FR~ CUSTOMER.PARKING ~ .Public Library ~·~.· ~He~r~v~ell~w~as~of~cb=an-~an~d~Mrs~.~Jobn;;~R.~Ka~uff~serv~ed~a·t~;292fuRa~c~e;S~t.;s;;;;;- Opens July 28 I Pomeroy The Pomeroy Public Library wW open Friday, July 28 remodeUn extensive ll· 'lbe Diaii room Ceiling h a I ll>~- lowered and new recessed bas been installed, tile and walls palnJ-1 ed. A new wall II n!ar was bullt '!be general contractor the Pomeroy Cement Block Electrical Company. II gul.ar llbrary hours wUl malnlaiDed, 12 to 5 p.m., II deys each week. About pomero,y' 1 Mrs. Leo Smith, son, Kenny, and the triplets, Belly, Barbara and Sam, of Wintersville, are spendln& the week bere Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zal!l an Mr. and Mrs. William Rock Springs. Mr. Smith llirned to Wintersville dfter spending the here. Mrs. Carl Reirden and ren, Linda, Jimmy, and Oenny have returned from Columbus, BEGINS TJWNING Randy HumphreY', aoo of where lltey 1pent several days. and Mrs. Norman The Ralrdens' youngest left Monday lor Fort tel', JO)"ce, Ia spending a Wood, Mo., for balic at the band camp at Southside. with the National Guard. A gra- Dr. Everett A. Tracy of of Middleport 8•( g b lumbul spent the weekend School Hum~s with his mother, Mn. bis soPtwmore year at J. Tracy. ==~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Long Bottom, were fD 1 the ~-Sunda Sandrya orCampbeil to ,,.. Emricl: at tile Fifth Ave. Churcb of Christ. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and famlly and Mr. and M Stanley PuiUna of Magnolia ... at their Shade River camp. ~ Laurel Cliff Society News r~riger~tor-lreezer kee~s th~ tee tnthe ,. cubes. ~~---- ·Rev E ene GIU and family have ·returnedug home after tending conference and . meeting for two weeks at Malisfield. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sehaela-spentaeveralclayswiththelr daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mn. Vem Story and John flrl ·I lil more stuck-talllMr piiCkQIII, or 1111..-.. letala, or puddles of de"oat water. 'Get frolt fllldam lllltiOmatic:IIUy lit your al1cbic epplanoe daalll'. I PntiUH Flrt can play havoc to any• body'a plana, whllller they hlvllnau11nceornot.Make aureyou'recomplllelypro- th••• 11cted In dlJI of riling coltl. See tour A-0 for complete delllla on a apeclalll,rt ln1urance program tailored to your need1. Be In Auto-Ownn •cJN~e• prollc!lon." 1111n ***** IIIIYINO MIIOI COUNTY IINCI 1161 DOWNING ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Educator Stops In Met'gs Noted I Pdr this wMk' -r "'....... ""'' Educator week wiD be: "'~· ........ Thursday July 2'1School, 8:45 a.m.-10 a.m.; elne (~agner'a), 10:30 a.. m. 12 a.m., Bashan, 1 p.m.-1.30 m.; Momlltg Star 2 p.m.-2:30 . m.; Royal Oaks,3 p.m.! ~m., Forest Run, 4\115 p.m. : . p. m.; Minersville, 5 p.m.- S·p.m; Enterpme, 6:30 pm.-11 p.m. Friday July 28 - Arnold'•· 9 a.m.-10 a.m.; BurUngham 10:80 11 30 am· Darwin 1!:30 a.m.: p.m.; ' .,Alfred, 2' p.m.: . p,m.-1:30 2:30 p.m.; Sumner, 8 p. m. • 3,.. 30 p.m.; Tuppers Plalnl, 4 p.m.5 p.m.; Chester (Kautz) &:30 p. m.-6:30 p.m.; State Garage 7 m.-8 p.m. of Columbus. Jobll home with his grandparents. Rev. Jolm Curry was charge of the Sunday service~ In the absence of Rev. GIU. Mrs. · Ruth HUt, Bruce BUiy HUt of Columbus on friends here Saturday· Town Flats • NO{e8 . · SoeJety O~d -&day .... ' July 28, 8 p·m., annual lnllpectiob. AU members asked to attend. Potluck m-UGIIT GARDEN Club will meet at 1 p.m. II the home of Mill. !Millikan, Butternut Ave., eroy, Mrs. .James wiU cooduct a workshop, bers are 1o lake Rower• CODI8lnen. . WILDWOOD GARDEN Club wlU meet at tbe Forest Run Methodist Church at 8 p, m, Wednesday for a workshop, Member& are to take .flowel's and containers, and cookies 1111dwiehes. · ROCK·~:;tsa.Y meet'ow acl!eduled· ""' n!ilbt · hal. beia . ·C81W81led. RIVERVIEW GARDEN wtU have a picnic and arranging workshop at S Thursday at the home of Harliss Frank. Mrs. Rutb of the Chester Gerden Club conduct l!lf ~· . FR . IDA. .,. · I M.IJI'BEII-DAUGIITER ban111e ~ Metlwdlst · Frld J Church will !!e bel4 ay, uly 28, al 8138 p.m. In I h e chnrch social rooms. · · MIDDLil:ROIT Wo m • n ' • CllrlstlBD Temperann Union will meet at 7:10 Fr!~ay night at the borne of Mrs. BettY . ANNUAL PICNIC of the Past Van Meter lnct Nicki. Mr and Mrs. Roger Jeffers and daughter, Pomeroy Route, &Dd S dr and Patty J•ffers of vl&ited Mr. ·and 11r1 Hilmer Icenhower. ,.;;;;;;;· ~-. . · · · Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell were Mr. and Mrs. James DaUey, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawson, Leonard 1 Blaine Mr. Gene Paul Congo and Mr.Dalley, and Mn. and famlly, Mr. Dale Lawson, local, Mr. and Mrs. Deibert Pow.JU of Reedsville and Evans. StivemUe. MlsoSandraBaUeyandm••••11 of COlumbus and Mrs. Neva Bailey of Racine visited Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter. • Hofbnan, W1 Sterner Barbarous American ..Sb.,or F 'tenrose J 0 b n The West. · ' 500 w t b Heritage from 1 e Press, Democracy in ' Fifty Stalel; Howe, Nutrl· lion for Practical Nurses; De Marls, Readings in Science and ~echnol ogy. . Hertzberg, Know Aboet Guns, Mayer • Browne, The Best of Viennese Cuisine· Jackson Folk· lore and Soeie~; wlsb,' The Negro Since Emancipation; The Development of France, 1870.1939, v. 2; _ Rubrics for a lkerman Prayers H mak ' F!tor~South:~~; Cartuth, Encyclopedia of American and Dates; Herllng, The Silverman, 'lbe Flat • Guitar "' "uide,· Walton, of Danger• KUmenko Rusin Pictures;' Sherlock,' West Zellcs, Friendship and Elsken, Sweet Life. .:ton of the~ parenlll , Mr· and..:....-" Mrs. Wlllfam GI'Ueser, Mlddl"'"'"• and Mr. and Mrs. llarvay New: land, Mason. Mr and Mrs Richard ()amr bers • .,,;,..... esls of were ......_. guHellclerMr. : :S:...~ Mt WBiu...,...:.~.... _ .....,· e-•• ...,.... at the Alfred Church Cl ud ,.___ ..._ ... ~ e '""~ew '" l'eCIIP' eraling at his Point Pleas&Dt home from a recent stroke. He ill the father of Frank Cheesebrew, Middleport. Mr. and lllrs. RiOOard RIIIsell and children, Marc, J.u Ano, and Kielb French, returned Sunday trom Nlapra Falls and Cedar PolnL ~· lllarles Finnegan • D d children, Karen, Jobn and P~, of Huntlngto Station, N. Y. are here vb!Hng her parents, Mr. d Mn Herman an · Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Milliron and Mr. an_d Mn. Earl MUlfnm of Circleville were Sundny guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harllld Sautr, Mary Ruth and Joy. Af!'. BDd Mrs. Wlllfam Demo,. key and family returned Sanday night after vacatlonlng 1 week at M,..Ue Beach.. ChambersSOJI of EvangeUne Chapter, of the Eastern Slar, will at s p.m. Friday at !he home of Mrs. Marion Freneh, Middleport. Members are to lake a covered dlllb and their H lib d DANCE PLANNED own table service. u an s A dance pa..... wtU be lie.ld will be guests. '' COMMUNITY Mot)ler-daugb- from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Wednester banquet will be bald at 6 p. day beside the Racine Home m Friday In the social ro 3rn ol Bank llllier .the apontur&'li~ ol ~ RuUand Metbodlat Church. the Rac'.ne High School Alumni Mrs. c. F. TompkinB of Pome- Ass. M~·Jic lor dancing will br r07 wiD be the guest soa1ker. provided by tb~ Bobem;WII. There wUl be special music. - ·- Those attending are lo take a .GIJ.I.D TO MEET covered dish and tbeir own The Women'• Guild wiD meet table. RoDs and beverages al8 p.on W•dnescla~ at the TrJ. will be provided. nily Ullitd Chureh of Cllri:r FOREST RUN Met!to~iRI with the .~oa:lg Adult Clan st. Church public Ice cream socmi the hrut·.js @rOup. Mrs. Bll • I:30 p.m. Friday at church: Perrin will be ~. cbat'ge tt.e Homemade pld. cake. An Y program using Cbristmal In SyrS:cu! rc ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_..;::••;_;;;Jolm~•;;;"'~•~;;;;ch;;;ur;;;cb~m;;;;em~he~r;_w~l~ll~ta~•~c~or~.te~r.~Juloiyiii"iii3iiiSiiiher-:tl~·em~e.iiiiiiiiiii~ f · 'd This Is The Week 0 Our Storewl e I c I s I ·J u ,. earance a e E.rs=~=t~:::•car-,il ©OO&!riJ~~&~ I ! ' '• ,, • t' , •' . ., r ~ r , •,, • ,.. ' Visitors of Mr. Simon Powell were Mr. and Mra. Ktimy I'M· II a1n and chUdren, Columbus. Bernard Gainet..._Orvy Gainer and two l!r&ndchllal'ell and a friend of Hebron and Mrs. MildreD Turner and Jennie and James, local, also vlalted Mr. Powell. Ray Ouri painted the house II roof lor Homer Lovett. Mr. and Mra. Lee Layne painting lbelr heme. Mrs. Louise Van Meter had her home rel!llldeled and a bath Installed, a new roof on and gettln~ It oalnted out•lde. Mr. Emesl Brlwer did tbe •l, ;I ' • • ' ..., " .• I . l . . . •• ' ' ' '. . ,.; '. .• L' an or ear es Utility ··Owns Coal 'Fields For ·21/2 Million Kw Plant . ,:' 49 '!be Ohio Power Company to- schedule have not yet been de- Authoritative but !lllofliclal'I day revealed II Ills lakan up ternlined. 110urces di8Cioled tllat a a e w·· opUIJIIB 011 one of ·the lergesl 1"1\e ,tta ill about half-way be- plant at dleshlre if and when aites !or f1llare lnduatrlal u. tw~ GaUipoU. and Pojneroy buUt may resemble ID size and panJjo~ In the · history of tb.t ak11!1 Stale Route 7. D ill adja- general desCriptiOn AEP's plant . Galllil · Meigs area. ceni to and upriver from the at Moundsville, w. Vt.; the 1.11· Ttie company aaid 11 q, b11 Kypr Creek plant of tha mllll~a\'!; $200 million purchiiSed about 750 acres , 10111 Ohio. Valley Corp., and im· Mllcheljo Pla!lll the Oblo Rivtr nefl' aesblrt me4\lltelY downriver from ,the Grooild l\'IIS ~o. for that for !IDSSlble development In the v!Uaae of Ch~hire. The Mel~l plant May 18. D is destined to future 81 ·the lite· of a major Cbulltf Une IS about I> 1111Ie be one of the nati111'1 principal ~fe!ric power gell$'atlng sta- north of Cheshire. steam •. elecll'lo power plants. · . It Is bemg hull! by Appalacbi- , lion. . . , Mi. Prentlu explained . that, an Power, a subsidiary of AEP, A; N. Preatlaa1 Oldt Po• _"The a~uls!Uon of the Site ~ as is Olllo Power. er pttlldoal, •old· Ia Caatoa 10 keepmg wii!J the company 8 Announcement of the· firm's ' the !lflUU7 owoa COil raones ,pl1n1 for wurlnt future inle!ltlon to build the Mitchell tWelltCill lleld) 1rt the a r ea ,growth and clevelopmant.. "It is plint came leSs t1i1iD n1n e lhal Qbuld be llll!lcletJt Ill imJlll!'lsnt .In our .plannmg of IIIDlltbs afler President C o ok , 1Jrovlde 1!1 eeGIIOIIIIe aoace majol power facUlties lo slay bad disclosed plans 1o hulld ol fuel fol • po:w-r plhl ., ahead of the steady growth In such a power slatl011 111 West lite !1>, IDillloa Wewall ranp. e~lc energy utlllsallon In Virginia to utlllsa that llate's · No,clelalis of when ant! what! Ohio, relocate, and oblaln the vail coal resources. kind 'of ' plant IDiiY be .built on ·best. sllel we can so tha~ tl)er The Mitchell plant ill expect. · tha site ean be alUIDIIlleed now, wiD .be avaUable whell needed. ' eel to consume U·miUion tons 1 II was slated. However, unofflCo 11 .also ·waa noted that, "This of coal annually, to be furriish181 sources of the Ohio· Pilwer 11 tile third, or one of three eel by Consolidation Coal T h 1 Com~anr Indicated to this new.- major. land parcels now avail- bnt· of Its two IOO,IJOO.I<w tur- . paper the plant Would .''Loot ,alii• to tbe oompaniea of the bln&-~enerator unlll fa schedol- I Hke"an4 be comparable to tht , Apierican Electric Power sya- ed for commercial operati011 111 · new g~eratlng sla~ 1111-"j'"''' for power planl localiolll! lt70; tbe second, In lr/L MGjl~dav .• ·~ . , W. y~., beinl bUilt .• ~til ~· 'II liiiMI stretch of the TBE ;~GisT ~Y APHJI.Iilllall• Pq!Ver ~.. 1 O!W) River;" . . Mltcbsll illll: be the large' SIJbsldl~, like.Obi' Power, of The othe,r two are Appalach- pll!lll 011 !be seven-state AEP Al.;!~i&l . I!:IKtrie . PowJt .ill Power.•a ,,Appte Gme~ite SYitem and':one of the 1~ IA\!:Pl. . . . 191i!!'. pt ~- ·P~aant, and unlo Iinvestor • owned. po-w« lllatlq , ; ~io:J>o)Ver. ~ lbe ~ - ~ · pp~~f -~I!Clnt &ct.. ~·telin the nation. If wtU feature' 1 ' ·-~ tlliliitj. ~· If!:_-~· wt,t ·!" ~ : ·, -:o' , · , .. C{loh!lnlled. II!' ~-- tl . 1 I ¥1 ·~ ~ -,,, . MO;NTftEAL (UPI)~French President Charl111 de Gaulle, angel!ed by • l'ljluke from the Canadian governmenl over his con¥ o~ his vflit here, deeided lo cell off a IC!Ieduled tftp to, Ottawa .and to reiUtb to Paris iller today. · ,De Gaulle had been I!Chednted to go to Ottawa this afternoon and to confer Thursday Dlomlnt 'llltli .<;anadlan Prime Mlnlater Lc!ster P~ and his cabinet. P~ Tueaday Dight Issued a ·~temenl sharply' eritlcal of D GauUe'a ajleeches .exhorting Freqch eanacilan natfonallsm wbtrh he h•rt , Pearson 181cllbat l!fn""• wu a~ free llld did not need Fr~!~fe lo liberate bi!r. A..preaa omcer in De Gaulle'a PBI'IY announced abruptly this momlng that, tha president · . • ' for. 1lflt*. llwlst would .relljrn to Paril by plane this afternoon. * IJKE MITCFiEU. ·- Authoritative but l!nofflclal Slllll'Ces·sald today • new·!l6w· er plant, for which acqUisition the site at Cheshire is announced to~y, will reo semble in site .. and design the giant Mitchell plant near Moundsville W, Va. now under construction by the Appalachian Power Co., subsidiary of AEP. Above is · an artist's conception of the Mitchell plant. A sta~tmeqt ·by De Gaulle replying 1o Pearson WIIS JZpeCt. ed before bla departure, ne Gaullt louchad off . an uproar in Canada Monday nJght at his reception 1 t the Montreal City HaD when he shouted the slogan "VIve le Quebec libre" (Long live free QUebec). II Is DETROIT (UPI)+The look in shipment of butter pecan. Immediately. He was altoved they provoke another, rlol." WI! lllniDIId • • .... ";;'"'--......::~~~=~~~~~~=·~=--~:,.~~ the rallying cry of t be a Negro man's eye~ told me A worried-looking, middle- roughly inlo the back aeat and Conlon aald. &lalu:e 111 our dlrtuello. . rw-o~~•nl lllli.t~•DAY: ~A;- separatists who wood split the Tuesdayhowablackghettocan ~ged Negro man told na. handculfedtothedoorpost. . Ugly Scene · wtthtbatbetbMt . ..lillllf " 80 per cent French speaking espinde. Thmgs have calmed down a Like a cloud passing over the The dnml: was shout!" bll rifle Into. b • .. . . ,fe111pera1ure1 111 Oldo w10 province of Quebec from the It was a case of what Negroes lot. I think the worst ls over." sun, the mood of the c:owd curses and threats from the amashedt be llullctlllli Netro 11. ..... a~ bolow iarmal ,._ n!malnder of Canada. ' call pollee brutality. Treublemeker Arrlvet changed. Knoll of grim faeed hack seat of the squad eat. priloner lD the ,.._,b . . \JiUU ~. o.-gli tloaday w1t • Pollee stupidity might be a At this point, a Negro man Negros gathered on ooarby A short, lhlcknecbd wblte ap1n aDd 111 tile IIpPer 7fl nd .Aller a cablnel meelillll and better label. who had evidently been drll1klng street comers. city policeman In riot be~ Jllll Ibm , 0:. .,..._ Ia ntitlr to the 111141 ~ of deUberaUon, _Pearson The tensions In the hear! of beavliy began h~ng the For so~ unfathomable rea- yeUid back, "Shut up." At lowud • wltb 1111 dill • 111 aoutll ad Iowa 111 tilt Tues4af' replied bluntly that De Detrclt's rlol zone, 12th Street ice cream parlor crowd. We son. the squad car did aot move partlntlji the , prisoner 111841 and auggealed, , . ; . . .h ,Damagea estimated at lo1t 111. Gaulle should stay out · of Clalrmount, had perceptive- didn't get there In lime to l\t'ar away, Soon there were reven some obscene reference to the !bat we ''Move 1111 • • , plarae • were cailllell•bv fire to·an . 11!Jo!er onr the . . .eild. Canadnlnternal affalrl. ly lessened Tuesday afternoon. what be WIIS saying. But scout cars and about IS rifle pollceman's ancestry," AI wewalbd tnr1fJ J t pU cup~ and ulitumlshed house 'bltered llnllldetsbowers The biggest crowd UPI specla!!Jr• told us be was tr)'ing wielding pollca facing a solid "You can't u11 my mother into lite 81'1:111•.._. ... ~ay nig~t on · the Happy 'lliaraday and aPia latunlaJ but sullen crowd of ·about 100 tha~ you black hasta~d. 1 won't w11o bad watdlld IIIII tplt Ia"' ' 1reP.<Jrler -Mike Conlon and 1 had to stir qp trouble. Hollow Road Ill; Saaday will average a. i encountered was Uned up Pplice from one . of the persons. , , kill you in front of 111e1.e • 1 1 aaw weat 1 1111 ·· 0 · · lll!lad OBH!Wtar IDcll i oullljde an ice cream parlor numerous blue &quad cars "In l!eaven's name why don't newspaper reporlerl 11ut rn towards nplalniiJI ._.a .W , 1which, had just rect!Jved ~.fresh patromng·Ute area arrest'ld him theY eel hiD! out ol here before shut l cur mouth," the police- ghetto ean 'ljiiM& ~ ;-n:::lljlqse · · ' ft . ' * Arrest, Beating, Kindle Hatred in Ghetto * * ... H By E. es I'n .,. ' a·1.Area. ........ Rur .OUse·. their arrlvll. ..-m.· · , and Two 1'orke~ epo~ ~ Soutbel'll · ·'·: ucaped aert. llaln,t., In .~laqlmoDDj p~ . i.llttdliepori 'Ne8!lly 1 ~~~~ · on ~ POiBt ' 1(t:r ·...... ;.......:........ · .,OM: it_... ' ·~ G3Ulle lteliuk ed~ DETROIT (UPI)- Negro sniper &qUills WJiel JW! rllla war early today agalrist the Army, Natlo!il GU11!iJ and police. Taoka rumbled tbrough the ab:lll& Mat'+'+ gun fire erackled. The death toll rose. . . Authorities seized eolltrol of the r=fllal' riot zone held by snipers for houre ~~~ortJt'- ...,. but.proclaimed' no victory. ·· · , The snipers simpltfpped shol>!-'1111• ~ It rest today before launc af dark a I011rtlf lillbhf • 110n, looting aDd bloodshe . . . '1\e battleground, where BD Wunl from c,r,l·~-I a autOmatic weapon trlggen!d by deputy clefei.i .t.· I f · ... anlpers wu ar.swmed by now . elvillla, 1· at machine ·gunS, was only four about 5,000 federal Pttllll~U#J.S miles from downtown Detroit. here, that "lliele .... IN illt The death toll rose. under eoullol." Paratroopera nlllled Iii to Three Newro men were found reinforce auardamen 1114 pollee. shot to death early today ·in 1 Guardamell i1lot ltld ldlJed motel. But pollee said they were two men w11o fri11t1 It cnib a far fro~ certain the daalhs roaAJclct 'l'!lledaF· • ·A were cmmeeled with Delrolt's looter will JbOf racial outbreak. Guanllmen and Plllet 11M Gaards111011 UIHier Siege tbey were "+ool'lll Slllpen altacked a NatiDnal thai movea." Guard command post with an '11le oflldal dealh • 111111 to automatk: wll'apoft, A motel 31 and lite tri!aHir!al iilllllt' Wll along an expressway dividing near .,, It - ~ llltiGI\'f. .the llltf• west and. Ctlllt'll ., . . . • . •!if .llf ,,... .. ' ihd W81 ll!lder altp ilif if :~ lit ·. · minutes and a ftlll8ll was "fa"W'ni·WWc. a~"ie 111111· · · .nied. deadiJ. . ' . AI least one polioonan was Other . . killed. A foUr-year-old Negro Rlclal l'io'm!:* iltpiG!Iell Iti slrl was shot and kliied. Many other M!ehlpe· dttls ,_..., policemen and guardamea were n!gbt. Ill '*I' · a, a dlr cl WOUDded. Six children were 10,000 .about • iiillll iiDrlr at woqnded. here. po~ •bl!t&id Keett 'lbe bailie raged on dsplfe OON'.I'J!N1Ia) 011 filj I .....,.t 1 lUi~ pot1111btl IIQI'tera of the Morey Mira OhiO · Negro ,.Sniper Squads Wage GUerrilla War ' ' ~..;']$ · ~in I Me:;: on M~. Mrs. ~lll:.tlllltl Jobll•ton ' . '" ··) ·' '· 11 by,.:~:u!'-:!:•:rled. House Pa·lnt IIi.e .E , R . ' F· eallo,~ . '·'•' '• ' ' \ ~ '• ' I ' ' Mis · S BU'.C,k $6.69 GAL. SJRED . SA~~·N ·~"" " " """ " ' " "'' .$5•20 $2.15 QT. SPIED SAJII ·." ':" '" " ' '•'" " ' ·" " SALE $1 •7.0 ' . wort. • $2.50 QT. sPRED UJSTiE .,...................... S4lE $1.~0 Mrs. LouiS~! Van Me•er , -' . ,, II. ::0 ::_ ~::~011 ~: $2.70 QT. X.PERJ .~QQI' rl~~C ~: .... ~ ....... SAQ $2.10 rov Friday. $8.9.5 .· 1GAL. I.P . LiUt.·I» PWtiC .. :.. ···.... SALI . . . $6.15 Mrs. Erllla Johnlllotl of \!In-· II :,:~u~ta~~r.·;~n!:' $7.•~ GAL~ . ,~OJ~P'L ~ SALE $5.90 ~Mrtheand~~ \$f.~i . Qt, , f\0~ '"" ':'"" "'" '" ~ ~ ;.. ' SALE $1.80 alo~~. a~ Mrs. Jjale . ·. wHITj FO(IR ' ,fl."'' SAJE $1.15 QUART and rhfldnm -• . . . e.. 'l'1'' tile' ' , ' r ' ' '' · New I Titles ed b Re eas Eddy Educator no- ·_rost No I m n making payments., use a Checking • .. ·e ·;. ·. .. '' , ' :t i!'or the most convtiiient method of . '• ' i ,. p,:,"· i ., . ·. aoc: CHECKMATES ., •• Oau of Mrs. Clyde AUenswortli•. wltl . · E.U.B. Onlrcli has spent !be past three~ •·-'ed th --~·. .,i '"'"' ., . of Mrs. Jolm at Alexandria, Va.,herrefllnlil , ... . - ..ada -'th Ao;,..._ of ...a.o~ al•dioU, tiDv lace, and she """-' , ;l e, ,....e, Baskets and with ......, · :oppecl with wbllti gat- For .her weddinC trip 10 · . , • boDie Mon Y "' ......,.,porn ~:~ by .seven bl:anch deolas and carnations.. '!be :B\- treaL 'Canal!&. tha bride . · Wo~m! . ·.· Yrs. Be·~ Bu$, pres!- ter, Mrs. James ~~ 1'?.:...'::bra deCorated the aJ. ble was a gift lo the bl'lde ed jDto a ·mint ~ .ol, ¥d'~ge ;of tbe meeting Krjslin, J'muner, and )I e......... • First on. from her !alba;. · . ·· · · dreal with bell-lhapecl ·· lor •Tueaday , lfhlch oPened With 11'9Dp slog- and Miss Susan Johnson. T • Jar of the~urch 10 r Mills Joanna Marie K au f I, Sjle white , postpooecl. . of ':Count YOJII' Blessings" llartlnger family :::;: : TONIGHT '-"'l· o. ~ ~g of Miss L 1n d a Point Pleasant, w. Va.. 8m'8d the gilrdeltlas from her UDIES AUIIUary of recitation of the .28rd week ~ere ~AlellantlrfL COl, Jul~ 115 TONIGHT, July 25 Je':mwKauff, Middleport, to Cpl. as ~ maid of hcnor. 9le wore lloucjuet. Webster Polit 39, Prayer was by Mrs. otbetr ;neill · scheduled to . reo "TORH CURTAIN" Woll Dlono'(o James Richard :Miller, !latfon- a mmt green dress with ma~ A 111!15 graduate cif MId d glon. will Weeb. :::m:Om Vietnam In DecemPaul Newn\an, Julie Andrews "THI ABSENT MINDID eel at the Marine Corpl Air Sla- tng veil and carried .a bouqUet port 111gb School, the new Mrs. ~· at lbe ball. New Tile wonder bax dqnated by ber. ~PLUS.... I'ROFESSQR" lion, Beaufort, s. c. .of white daisies. Serving u but Miller is emplO)"ed fD the will lle IDitallecl and an mem- Mrs. Marlene WUson was won "'RIDES OP DRACULA" (TeeJmlcolorl "THESH~Y DOG" . I man for the bridegroom wu his cbas!Dg Department at 0 hI life asked·lo atlelld. by Mrs. Edward Bowen. '!be Weekend guesl8 of Mr. 1114 (Tecltnlcolorl The bride IS the claUihter o father. ' Unlverslly, Athl!lll. Cpl. meetlilg closed with a reading, Mrs. Fratcill OVerturf ol BradWIDNISDAY, THURSDAY Fred MacMurray Mr. and Mrs. Harolcl Eugene For her da~ter s wedding, has served In the u. s. -~ : ~OFcre~ "A Morning Prayer." bury were !llr. and Mrs. Paul • AND FRIDAY : July 26-27,28 Nan~ 01••• Kauff, Race st., Middleport, and Mrs. Kauff was m a y e II ow hi aduallon from '"" OVerturf and cllildren, Butch "ARABESQUE" R"!f.~~~~~';' .~.~Jf:& Cpl. Miller is the son ol. Mr. sheatb with a lace coat. ·She ~nee rt ~ School In clay, July II at &:10 p.m.. ' Refreshmenta · l'ere served and Melodie, of ·columbus, and Greeory Sophia and Mrs. Myron R. M1ller, wore white accenories and a epo the Chesler Fire House. I c by Mrs. '8mllb ,.na Miss ~e. lllr. and Mrs. Raloh Durst and P.eek Loren Wodnosdoy ond Thundoy Third Ave., Middleport. feathered carnation corsage, Guests at tile cream, cake and pie wiU vieve Stobl!lt tq U members daughter, Mary Ann, Galllpoo -PLUS"HIVIR TO LATI" July 26-27 Th R 8 .... R•-lt white tipped with yellow. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold sold. , . and a guest, Mrs. Gertrude lls. Paul COnnie NOT OPEN e ev. ow..,. ......- ·•· suit with son ' Jack ' Mr· IUid Mrs· _ _ _ _ _, offi lated at the double ring miller wore an aqua PAST MATRONS, l'omerqy ""••les """' ·. • · Mrs. WiDiam Grueser an d ford Stevens I _ _...;...;.... Teehnicolor cer:mony read at 10:30 a.m. oo white accessorits and a cor· ron R. Miller, Mrs. Olapter OES, home of Thelma ' daughter, Debbie, have retum.:;...................i;;;;;;;;;;l s urd July 8 Nuptial mu· sage of yellow JlClDI pom1. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Murray, Mason, 6 p.m. Tuesday · ed after a vlslt In Columbus ay, "dec!. by Mrs Lil· A reception was held follow- Middleport; and Mr. and Mn. July 25. for annual picnic. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay. c was provl . lng the wedding at the borne John R. Kauff, Point Pleasant The•· 'Dined bY Mrs Jay !ian Steill of the bridegroom. Ta~le dec- w. Va. Othm at the . LADIES AUXILIARY y Mrs~;~ Miller, and Mrs: Given 1n marriage by her orations featured an arrange- were Cpl. Qulncey Aleshire, Amerlc&D Legion Post. William Russell for a trip lo father, the bride was attired ment of pink !Wl!l!theart roses Miss Linda Logan, Mrs. day, July 25• 8 p.m. poll Mansfield to visit Mr. and Mill. . ballerina length dress of and white canuillons with pink Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles PotlUck refreshments. Mr. Eddy Educator. Meigs Donald Fox :hi~ satin, fashioned with a tapers. Mrs. Homer Russell pre- ~usseU, and Mrs. Dorothy MOJ'o Bookmobile service, has ~leas- Don G~er &lid his fiancee, · fitted bodice and long sleeves sided at the coffee service, ns. Wednllday the foUowlng new bOOks, Mlss Hllrvletta Newland, of Cowhich came to polnlll over her Mlss Kauff served the punch, Cpl. and Mn. Mlller fi'Slde RACINE GRANGE 2802 We<!· Amidon, lmprovmg ~~~- lumhus were weekend suests -------·.1 MEIGS THEATRE \ ' Kauff-Millen ~·ddil'lg·. • . .. .' ' I NATION'S TQP EDITPk$ SP~K OUT -··--·----- Deeprooted Sources of Violence Must Go �.. 'I ,, ' ' ' ,..._ ' ' •. . . • I• •' l . if: B tlw'. ;r '·iii." iJi ~t ~ !.1~ . ·QlC~ Q roo.~ ..;tty ' ~ '• • · ~· · liEW Y~ ~ Mellill ¥e/:· 1 '11~ oourf almOilt alone mBlres ya DsrliDS" deligbtlul:; the mu. sic Is tinny, tile book by her husband Jut~ Dassln ~·~~ one 'l!llaD miracle, reducing • legendary prostitute (It'S a stage swltdl on the "Never on Sun· day" film fun) to fullness; Or· 11 vomflillg and diarrhea prominent symptoms of lh poiaonlng the .victim should In a hospital where he can given supportive treltment. It helps, too. II some of tile mush· filtliDll ·are avaUable for study •· '\' IIIOW tiiiOreStlnl ~ vJN; I.<. \ ' : !flth il ~ ~ caot arid · · 1 I . • ender8onJI • JiO!li. l!tlllll 1 . •" . llf• riearlll e~Jl· lion'! as 1Uta4f) lnto 118 ' e ~II~ d be 'phasu.i ~ut. . ., • 11 Jf8f at the Wloter, Gardep "Sweet awfty" IJ! ,appr<)achone carbo"tt~, d,ell81!,\'!LOJ:~ tlljllts' run•o coli!JIIeljon at the atoll IUD filb ilnil """""""' Palace Tbe!ib.'S In Ita setond_ by the i!Yll.sb ~banlmint of year, and !ilJIII'<lwan ~erdgn:s Miss Lanabllry, this yeat'a Mu· ut of tl!f lliow 'i,;~i!ufi*i', Hot· ·• · ' • :· ;, ~ ' .. , · • i11!ft Btan JllaYJ • dolt as II born wdullneto but there are aome marvelous Qreek 4Joces ~cit lift the production at 111 0 wn tired orm'o 1qlli; wft1ih IJi8, bill l1ill li'ilbolll man; reservatlons. ' . sic~! Comedf QueeJI. " , .. iii ., I! being reAngela Lansbw;> In "Marne vfv!:"!' Y~k's most beau. . . . tUul "'• bowl lh N iY, stale by a speclalialln this field. Tile i;Yb\ C~tre· and Don't he afraid of comrnerol· a · • . a1 mushrooms whetller raw or thai darablo ~era ~ Ham· canoed. They are produced by merstelll deltg I ''":,.. orTen~ mushroom farmers who have Hendenon ~ . Ge;d MOZZJ marketed tlleir product sale- In the roles or.gmal . .Y • 'ary ly for , years. Martin and Ezfo Plnza, its a or /e': Liil"'c.,; "'b' Play A&P's BONUS BINGO • " en.O*DaBber ln 1w ,ptmaps tr- replaCeable creadon aWl .Is a g)ited lielr~l!B to Gwen's rich role; It's wotth ,seelqs. · '!be ''Apple Tree" It an ari, lui SOIIIIIimell arty vehicle' for oli~ B~bara Harris,' an appran· lice Garbo whose Otghta from fans and tile press do not dim her Jncaacence once on I '.; ' II!P' . ~ •eelnf ... What Martin ilalllmdfl» ~.. .. keep; 'l'l'IWStar-8\)IDilOd Girl' COQ\08 A Star_:,J:H~- ,..: Dylni HI' lias so tat the w!IA ...., • . liJ .a already extensive Connla .Lvens . le!t the · show; Geo~J• ·GIV.Zanl. who pl'<)y which ·, ~aps could ~nl r~t up there on thuta(e ~:~ fo~ 11. . · • ''' he ts a good I'QUnd actor 8 1 LaB!, far from lei!Jit, ''Yoou ~I just l!liol!l~ I!QllywQOO. · 1~00 ·10. stossy,, • K"'!lf.'l Ciol ~ar .. , 1 G9"i ~ ~atet't, ll. b uicli OU·$,roadJY~· Y~.rea~mau. ,tJD •ol" ilnleili.atnmenl on two .Man, Cbarlfll !'own Is lion· ·ol ..,ate leveli of ~able! gem.pet~eet am::OIIllla , wllb appeal: what seei)IS . to beo a the comic ~trip . J1elll)llli trio •of sex-obse!laed Plays ·~· a .c!a~·~f 81fte~= I)' lfjlll'tal but a~- a' J1141111 that • 1 Jy llteP .refiectlon of ]lure •h!l- s!ioP<>ll.~cii,, P!IlM.. ~.; ~ miiJ rela~onslilps In wblcti sex bOtecio!D Wltb, 1;<JUIIIIW ,... ~; ·Is liut 000 of tile lgn'!Uons; ;I!Qb- ttvenesa . and enchantment. II," er1 Anderson's three plays·.here at the Tbeatre 80 St. Marks are fun n y; Place. Well wortll Ill• laJl trip. acte<i'(by "We've see •ern .all." "' . PI~ ,in)~zzle: •l"" ~.e. -: ,. . .1 IIJ ' , I :many •till (ll'arllce polygamy ID the United states - and in· ' ' being shocked, I think " •,. tlley've got somothing ther9. V ··e rspldly becoming om .. .,• • l;f'd wllb IJJiattached ft. me•,.. wllat with wars laking down the IU'fll)ly of males, and willriao 's longer We span, not to .,.rota&. ot more girl bables b_ .~; Dear H.E.Y. : .. Rilhll You can get !lhivers up vour·ll back from a brass band or touching a break in th~ i r o cord, bul only good, solid com· munkation puts the real lmgle inlo marriage. ""''tay your next 25 years filled witll 50 years of haPIPi· ll ness! - H. .JJrn than boys. A 1s o, Dear HeJen: ' .. . Middleport edged Pomeroy Mike ~ Sayre and a fielder's No. 2 by 2-0 .and Coolville oust. cbolce hit into by Taylor reeel llaclne • Le,ta11 wltb ,. 1.0 sul~.ln. Middleport'f fifth in· ..tback In tlu!•operilng e~entng 'ning ~. , . or the loth amiual•Syracuse All- =· ~ roy missed a big scorStar LitUe :~agUe tournament ing ity in the third Tuesday nlilJt. . when ~ cKlnoey and Danny Middleport, ill the llrit same Stone got back-lo-back singles 101 one marker In · the first .will) one out. Cooke, however, inning and the otller in the rooled the fire b getting out ·filth. tile 'next two· baiters. Middleport, howeVer, had on· ~ke, while picking up the ly a third Inning single by Mike win for Middleport, slnick out Taylor oU . fomeroy hurler si> ,and allowed five bases on · Mark Werry. Werry, a husky baU$,. · rlgb(.bonder, fanned eight and COOLVILLE ADVANCES fuuedn ine free passes. A first Inning horne run . by Middleport's first run was Da~ Hall; a pitcher with a tallied when Frank Hoffman, bla fastball, was an Co?i· John Slaven and Bill Vaughan v!U ed~d to take its 1.0 VIC· were walked and Torn Cooke, tol')' ver the strong Racine- 1 lwice tho yaking. - H. By Wayoe G. Brandolldl, M.D. Dej!f Helen : Careless observation and In· ' tile eve of ~Ill" 25th •"!!· accurate identification of mushind~ anniversiry my- lmsband rooms can prove as serious as aof,l confessed !Om•thing tllat lhe bite of a copperhead. wei~could only have said be· ca~ we're 90 dose. Wet dis· F~r that reason . authorities co•ired that for three weeks adVISe: . Gather wild m us h· bet,-e our weddtng, each of 118 , rooms 1f you mus~, but . couid think only of runn 1' g I eat !hem. There IS no tool· but we ll0Uldn1 hear to burt ~h~ pr?"l way to difleren~iate the othll' poisonous from the edlble vall· All~ w• laugb"!! aboul that, eties. For.~xampte, there io an l told him 1 didn't start loving old rule: Never eat a mushhlnl: "'!aill until w. were wen room ~hal turns. a silver spoon mto the aocond ye1'f o{ m a r· black. ThiS diScoloration ,,. ,,...., ,-• ·~f. · d1cates lhe presence of sulfur, ...,.., '" u~• on1v am11 y. b . I . rl lhe But, "Boy, h~• 1 ~f'nded" ~t ts o no 1mpo ance o rSe'•~ ~ , "Ille too.'" Wise . 1.ou m , Wf! had grown Uj: Another rule : "Boil the mllSh· together and evP.ryone t!'Xpected rooms in salt water to remtlve us ,.. be I permant!ftt couple. the poison" has about a one per W. · ~ld each other so well we cent chance of success ·and wtlltioll ,overtime trying to hide that's not good e~ough. The ad· the fiCt that loVe was.D't there. monition : "Never eat mushIt :""""" ·. So w•IJ' t~at re- rooms with white gills" is also ·~ ,.,. llllm!rallon turned in· misleading. Most but not all of to . h cleepeot and most last· those with white gills are poiinf alrertlol!. Until olir truth · sonous but the silent inference , . . , ·1v• didn't susJ"'cl that that, 1t the gills are brown. pink, al first we ,...,... both pt.tend. gray or green. they are sa I e ing fO 'SDltld our mate. can lead to a fatal error . There What I'm trying to ~ay is . 1 are omore than 4,000 varieties of marriages r.an thrive without mushrooms and even the ex- I f overpowering rom/llltic love, for perts can't identify all of th • love grows gradually 0111 . of poisonous ones by just looking. fri2ndshiJI and esteem a n d, Furthermore even perfectly of all, being able to talk safe varieties ~an cause severe II Y~i people would il!D088 tf you have an allergy to for the lastmg qualilles In· DAily SfNTJ.,,I them. Some varieties are sole at one season or in one locaUty and poison in another. SOme are poisonous only when inadequateTO IN'I'Il!RE!IT OP ly cok11d. One variety of edible · MASliN AREA inky caps con!ams disulfiram. a drU$ that makes one deathly ill lf 'he takes an alcoholic driok. Because there are at least 1% different types of mushroom polson, no single set of synl;> toms can be listed hu~ II any O!JI.~rnes suddenly 10, II is 1 ~:t~:~,:·:•;,.:;.rta.tna •PN5enrlll .1~rt~· Wlie to determine whether h! ... 111" lnt'. N•• fnrl 113 Lex•n• OE:r, lliew hal ea~n 89c lb. .UP TRAY PACK ••. lb. 37e / •• " 33c lb. J ~'SUPIR-RIGHT" PRE·SLICIOD ... lb. 431 SHORT SHA'NK •• • SMOKED PICNICS ---.·-,...----- 39c lb. KING OF THE STEAKS . Turkty l.tg Qutrters _ lb. 29t Beef Rib St..ks ' At A&P, we sell only ahort-eut, oven·ready . . Ribs of Beef. $100 . (~CKERS ~-lb. 1111 $100 !t,. 4 99c box O.Hy Br~rid' 3 Y1rletlaa Bathroem nssue 10 rolls 89c Dog Foo4:........ 12 eGis He Sunnyfieid Br111d AlP SJ»ghtlti 7 ana $1.00 AlliN 'AU . D~Wiria ILAW-&:0:.. J II$ 1, lb. 79~ Sharp . MlxliJI· _ b~!Jy today ...., 4.11rillti,! ' 6* ol. 'tin 39c" sold • AlP -~D'I ~metn:er:~:~~:~:l .·:ij ;:u. a ~· Ntcb. an .•Air For~ .lleulleri-Jf~ II · celebrating her · If:~.! ~· Gal. C.rton 79c · IXCI~ f \ 2 W• ~9c NIW/YOlK · 3 lb. ·pkg; 59c Spaghetti ' M1yonnelte ..-- 1~ qt.l•r Jk · OR ANN PAGI ILIOW MI'CARONI .' -'""' Te• Blge __ Pkg. of 48- 49c Prep1~ ~IM ANN PAGI . i 4 e1ns 59c . · ANN PAGE.-UV. .OJ. CA~S . J-Ib. · ·' Wholt Korntl or Crtaot Slylo I oz. colll A&P Com Br~:. Bart,ltn :Pean .: ··· 3 ca.._ 79c Gum Candies __ 1-lb. pkg. 29c P.lici1 Sug~; W1fer1 3 pkga. $1 WHITE BREAD 1·9c_ Whitt or Asaortllll Colors OUR OWN Cottii!J S'1114Jtl p11g. of 90 - 3~c .. SWEET CORN G::~ IJRANI) .~. 8••n 59C INSTANT CO.FFEE S4)(E 30C . :· 9"9' ·w·. ,(·; .lq.o,. '1., . j ;. . . ' I '}/ PLAID ..tbarlk: and • h1jh .... ... ·:......~........~.......,~..........;i;Oi~......~~~ .. runs AND . 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Cooked Salami • Corned Beef Loaf • I.iver Loaf \' I In SERVICE CENTER fn. ' ,'\. ~~ · rall1ed at the. expense of on us for prompt, expert on repla~ntept of pipes, shoCk absorbleal coven; . flOor' . ' .. Get' in on le rme Ciftsf .· Pe"" .' team, beaten by world chan>o .> . Fresh,Festiv e Produce I pinta lb. 69c ANN PAGI JANE PARKER 3 Chipped.Chopped Ham lb. 89c . Wheat PuHs ·· 8-oz. pkg. 23c Jane Park er Baked FooJ:.,I BLUEBERRIES J -lb. pkg. 79c ···1-lb. if WINNIPEG, Canada (UP[)rnen's 2IJO.meter The Yanks will he panning lor and women's 200· gold in a water bolo on the il'eter..backstroke, and ali six of prairie today-and they just finals are in the evening. . , might come up with a clean Basketball Toam Triumphs sweep of six gold medals In The ,. U.S. men's basketball swimming in the Pan-American started its march toward Games. gold medal ToesA couple of pony-laDed with a shatteriliS 131· blbndes who figure to fmlsh 1·2 tuut of Colombia tllat sent In women's aprlngboard diving running lo lhe and two record-bus!Jns freestyle swimmers set !he sla~e lor evening program today big medal haul wllen they Yank cagers was a clash dominated IPeru that appeared likely Uon In tllelr eVents up the same way. Even lhe ms. forces also advanced In that, when tnday's splashiliS at Tuesday and began lhe plush Pan-Am pool In Ibis attempted comebacks in basepralrie city Is finished, the and women's ba.•ketball. United Statea should have Davl! Copper Arthur Ashe of coDslderably to ill current lead Va., the top U.S. both In gold medals and forced to rally lo beat medals. The Yanks had two Rodriguez of Chile, H, gold ·and, with one ~ver u · Tue!day In, . equestrian dressage, · · . . u' 's. baseball team a total ol ·thrft medals back from its 9penJns . todaf. by defending champion Two In Cootlealloa to whip Mexico, 4-1, Sl'" GossJCk of Tai'Ulna, the live.hit pitching of catu., and MickJ. King of Ann Plodinec of Aliquippa, Pa. Arbor,,Midl., .(ead the way •.'lbe U.S. women's basketball the ·. last -~ In ALL GOO,I),-2·111. plcg, $1.55 Fryer Brust-~--- . 3 ... Sptnish Bar Cake _ apecitl 35c '· Skinless Wieners ·•···· lb. 59c PRESERVES :J J1n1 P1rker Mldt With BuH1rmilk '• SALTINE COPYRIGHT •IH1. THt0ftEA1' ATLANTIC' ,ACifiC TtA CO., INC, AlP· "SUPER·.RIGHT" ALL MEAT ' And then think, shouldn't A&P be your store! Potato Chips _ 1'h lb. box 89c Beef Short Ribs lb. 49c ' Sliced Bacon _ ~et unJiorin: . · ' ~=·~~r~~~=::~~.· 2t 1-3 scoreli!$s R,lcble Ail.l'll drove . In. four recorc!. The , ~s .. IJo!lll runs with a ho!ller, ~o aingles three runs m . and a l~l!'run double m leadjqg Gaylo:'ll and _ 1•. 1_1,,~~.~ik>~~i~ZJ··JI. tile Phil• pas~ Houston. The to tie thq game. U'.•,J . ,doublt call)e 1q ~ seven-run Bill Singer pit~ · a· seventh iruung. hitter and .Bob .~~il~ ' C.ltlfltd will t(t 5c a a• lion ••· Pat Jarvis ; pitched a two- In two .to gfv~,th~ . 1.0. . hitter and Woody Woodward . the triumph over · t~e In the Amerlran League. singled home Denis Menke in Bailey's saorllice . fly California beat Boston 64. the fillh t give.the Broves a second capped a two-run IJmin~ Chicago swept a doubleheade 0 victory ?over the Reds . The and he kli&eked in tile final from Cleveland by 3·1 and 6-5 lone run in lhe game of the game in the fifth will) margins with the secood game wlt!'ll Menke led off the single to tile loss on lasting 16 Innings, Kansas City with a triple and swept a doubleheader from followed with his ' Ingle. Washington by 5-1 and .s.; Jay Alou's bases londed sill!lleil marl:\!lS and New York and off IW Renilf in the la•t of Minnesota ballled to a 1·1 tie In ninth gave ll1e Giar.ts a garne called after ntne·lnnings triumph over the Mels. It by rain and Detroit and the first nm RenUf has allc•wedl ll Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o:-.iu!y-26~~l967~ Yanks Seek Clean StiJeep ' Next time you buy a Rib Roast, think about these things. JANE PARKER Pork Roast or St..ks - lb. 69c LIGS WITH THIGH 011 Something else you should know. We never charge extra for the first two riba. pkg. of 12- 39c lb. 89c Boneless Chuck ___ lb. 89c Is all this trimming important to you? I Well. un an average four-rib roast, we trim up to 1\lz.lbs. of excess fat and bonD At Rib Roast prices, that adds up! Egg Rolls _ , BUTT STYLI lb. 79c . Bret Hart of Racine. Hart, though taking the loss, turned ·in a masterful performance,. fanning 11, walking two, and ollowllls only three hits. Hart, m !act, made all but ooe of tile Coolv!Ue putoutJI In the I i v e inning game. The ·sroy w.as old. In h e pitching department as Hall, a rig'hthander, came on in rem"; or slarler Divali with the bases loaded and -no. outs. John Jenkis had led off wih a walk and "Roln makes tbiags grow. I Pete Sayre and Mike Nease hope we bave a lol of II be· twtin nowa ad the baskelball singled. aeasoat" However, Hall e11me in to pllcb and he struck out every 1.-------batter he !acel :the remainder s.adlum can be.settled by them. of the contest. 1 Hall, m all, The stadlum IS to he ready struck out 12 consecuUve Ra· 1 for use by March I, 1969, but ln a place. Elsewhere in the t:lallonal League, · Phfiadelpb!JI whipped Hlltll!ton 12-7, San Francisco edged New, York 5-4, Los Angeles lopped PJiisburgb 8·1, and Allanta blanked Cmclnnatl -::[ll'B!I'"'III!. .Fresl, 5.,-re . Ribs · ; •.~. ·lbr·7,'0!: lbl 89c ROUND BONE ROAST OR We remove the excess wasteful chine bone. '1 Beef Braising Strips _ Corned Be•f Brisket _ • SANDWICH 0- FUNKPURTiRS COUNTRY STYLI GARLIC 'oil·MILD We remove the back-strap Cot· easier carving. · each 49c _:..!. .. . We remove the excess Short ltiba and sell them separately at the lower Short Rib price. We never tuck them under and charge the Rib Roast price. Dutch Appl• Pie lb. 99c a..f Minute Statics ... ·- ·f lb. 49c Routing Chickens 7" CUTS That depends upon where you buy it. , PRESH GRllDE A , Delmonico Steaks .. lb. $1.89 ; Oll,d.Bob Shaw In li!e lllat'innlng and singled in . wllat . pl'<)Ved to be tile \!Inning run · in tile fourth. Lou Brock's speed set it up, however, as he went fr~ second to third on Roger Mans' srounder to . ·~rts~p, just beatlng Don Kessmger s ~He t~en scored. on ~peda.s single. ' · . Tha Cards ~.nd the ,Cubs will no'! play the rubber_ gam~ of therr three game sefles tomght out. base to the mound as a relief evening, Syracuse • Portland Walks to Vaughan, Cooke and hurler, tagged his home run off will lace Addlson. · Pomeroy No. 2 000 000 ,- 0 2 Middleport 100 Olx - 2 I 'jlerry and Dill. Cooke and Pt. Pltaunt Ptople'o Bank nudged tho Middleport Y1nk- 2·1 and the New Haven Redo won by forfeit Hoffman. 000 000- 0 2 ovar Syr1cu11 in Tuaad1y ni,ht'i Litllo League tour· Racine-Letart nament 1ction at Kygor Cl'llk. Colllville 100 OOx- I 3 . This evening, lht Mlddl1port Redlegs .will bailie B. Hart and Sayre. Divan, Pl. Pleaoant Dunlop Tire 11 7 o'clock, and Bidwell will Hall (3) and Harvey. take on the Middleport Brav.. at 8:15. In last night's 91me, Pt. Pleasant scored tho win· EXTRA TWO WEEKS ning run In the top of the ~ixth, with two oul. LeadoH CINCINNATI (UPI) -G enhltltr Chapm1n walked. He advanced on two strik• aula, lhen scored on Rollins single. Rollins had three eral contractors will get an ex· hits. !ra two weeks before tile dead· Rollins was credited with tho win. Bolin wa$ char· :ine in submitting bids on the god with the loss. E1ch f1nned 12 baiters. The winners new riverfront stadiunl, The had four singlu and ano error•• Mlddleporl had lwo r•vised bid opening date ia oingles and one error. BoRn ancl: Miller had the Nlld· Aug. 29-30. dloport hits. · Construction is to start SepL. !2 If two lawsuits challenging :t~~.IO!,Wl~-illll,m'l~llll., ol'l!!il!!i!1!t.-~the use of public funds on the ------~------------------ CUT FRESH FRYERS v:,~ot~IT mushrooms within the preceding 48 hours. II a peroon who has eaten rll.ftl [MIIft!N(I OJ d e.r111., ""'t"' ••allall.. !1111 Mtrt. !IJI!!r them becomes a~ck he sboul ..-••.,. "" ,,. ..s••not ., ~.t~• made to vomit. Slnoe muahoan~ ~nt111e1 Offlee. ttt. ~tt• 1 · • room · polson Is .absorbed from 0 •-:'* • .Inti "'·"" ,..,.u. ·"'' •· the "''"-+lve tract Jlowly it lfotlltf' lnuW ....,.. •tttt• •tt1e. ...._..... . . ,.. ..,........, ...,. _... ouo •• may be posSible to eUmmate _, ,..... '" oorne o1 the pol!on by ~v;ng a c,;._,,, "'""" '*·"'' RIB ROASTS ~r!: _ __:___ \ I hurler lhe winners, groundLetart at Falls batters. , ~1969~.--~~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'""""~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~~....,....,....,.,..,.,.....,.,.,,,...""'""'""'""'..,;;""'""'""'~ "'I out lor to ltie inlleld wilh one Lelllt'l' Hall, entry. who moved !rom second cine In •activity 8 p. m. this i noo- ~~a~ler~tb~a~n~J~ul~y~l.'_ - ~ ·· ALL 7" CUTS-WELL TRIMMED BEEI' is I ' "Super . Right" Meats! U.S. GRADE A bBDJis tend to cower behind the DO' '1 OR SA ''S TVt set. So wllal 'oy!d I h ~ y \.. I wal!t with doubl{ lroublhjlus • ~ Food Store - or request same by seildinl a seH-addressed, stamped envell>pe to P. 0. Bos 298, Columbllf, Ohio 43216. , w..n~n work lhe!'e days, so . My buddy and I are slatJ""';d thtfe'd be no problem of supo m Texas. He met a g~rl I II port caD Molly and rnade time with wi, not let avery man who her. He didn't tell her he was want~ lo have at ly sl dild· married. The subject n e ~ •; ditional wife? That would keep came up, he said, so he d1dn I tho, boys busy on the h 0 me lie. She promised to be faith· 1,..1, oul of bars and away lui to him wh1le he went bome from philanthropy. (Note &em on leave. H: Mi ~ht you mean "pblland· When he got back to t '• e er-y'' ' 1 base, be loond her aparll!lenl W•nna bet we'D IIIli back lo lor renL and the landlady told legal double marriages witllln him she's got married two days 50 yean? - HOPEF1JL BIGA· before. MIST What kind of a girl would do Dt\ar H.B.: c.r· rny buddy like that' - DISIL~o b•ts. , ( .· LVSIPNEP But lel me pcJit¢ out some· Dea.,.Dii: thing you overtoolr. Opo .Jn ev· A SMART one 1 ery , four men is no mali:h lor My h~ wile ;also wise up! his wile these days . . . And as - H. gals gel more aggressive, hus- i! $1Go.t0 Bar.. 11p·Deellloli : ~lser had nq second lhougbta about his de'cWon. "I don't Intend to play &alety' first, _s~vage was out on lhe play only ~ause ol ·two iood throws. ~en the.re's a 3-2 count; you run on the pl!y, there s no rea!'On ·to P~Y Sllfety firSt JuSt because YPII re fight• inllor l•t place; I never played Utat way and I,:U not gomg to coach fliat way. . Middleport, Coolville . Win ~AILSTAR Robert Schotier $100.00 •' ~ ~ . ,:~\inc~ ~ d!ubs trailins the 4-S victors aDd ~m. of a.·on~ (ktandl. ~ ,trigg~ a witll the Cu~s n.et!fing a vl*ry BaltirnOf'!Alitawj!reSpark• ~allied.Winout; · C~s ,t-2, ivt.tb boih clQbs tied 'game lead in tile.peo\D,ant:rae~,. thre&nili rally ·ou Ro~ Gardner to move back.f~lo a de lor flr,st J'efe 'Rmaer we.h for lba lie for ,fitst place." On a ·3-Z pili:b1 Tuesday nfgbf but you...c:oul!l p~ltlet AI $pangler lined .a never accuse blm 01 plaYlng II slJOt. jO center field that easily sa!~ Uke Afa Patsegblan.. ~ORa , Ernie Banks from Wltlt first plllf!8 at al8ke l'n seeond. · . • . the Natiooal Leagqe, ~~~ , TI¢Savage. who was 1'\UIIlmg gambled •• third base coach of ·on !be pitch, wa9 wav~ home the Cbf~ OUbs. . • by . . Reiser. But Juhan J~v~er Reiser lost his.f!BD1ble bot his look the relay from ccnterf•el. manager _!:.eo Dllrocher .sUD ~ . Bobby . Tolan and lrred a backed hbil up. strilte to f!m McCar..r at the The situation carne up ~itll plate, sunrung down Savage and two out and two on In tile nmtll ending lite game w1tll the Cards CUp or CDPY • • . No Pl!':<hase DO!!e&911)". Simply plek up your prue slip and ·game book at your local AloP lt. !lootloo ..... . ' . .vPJ Spotlt Wrl'- , ,;ou ap, ·~ ' ' ·''i ..!< ;- ,"'fi\ • 1 ' ..--by Helen Bottel __ . - I ,, WIN: s1000" Mrs. Horold Sipe SIOO.oq ' ,";' ' .... - o, •. HELEN HELP US! Sta• s.lslcl '· . IT'S FUN • • • IT'S FREE • • • IT'S EASY . HolooH.$110.01 • ' '~'· " . WE WON AT · A&P • • • SO CAN . YOU! 'ruE CASB FOR POLYGAMY stead of chllls down the spine, ~Dear Helen : we 'd see a lot less divorces. ; I've be<>n readlnB abuul how HAPPIER EAC!i YEAR ,, • { . •J �.. 'I ,, ' ' ' ,..._ ' ' •. . . • I• •' l . if: B tlw'. ;r '·iii." iJi ~t ~ !.1~ . ·QlC~ Q roo.~ ..;tty ' ~ '• • · ~· · liEW Y~ ~ Mellill ¥e/:· 1 '11~ oourf almOilt alone mBlres ya DsrliDS" deligbtlul:; the mu. sic Is tinny, tile book by her husband Jut~ Dassln ~·~~ one 'l!llaD miracle, reducing • legendary prostitute (It'S a stage swltdl on the "Never on Sun· day" film fun) to fullness; Or· 11 vomflillg and diarrhea prominent symptoms of lh poiaonlng the .victim should In a hospital where he can given supportive treltment. It helps, too. II some of tile mush· filtliDll ·are avaUable for study •· '\' IIIOW tiiiOreStlnl ~ vJN; I.<. \ ' : !flth il ~ ~ caot arid · · 1 I . • ender8onJI • JiO!li. l!tlllll 1 . •" . llf• riearlll e~Jl· lion'! as 1Uta4f) lnto 118 ' e ~II~ d be 'phasu.i ~ut. . ., • 11 Jf8f at the Wloter, Gardep "Sweet awfty" IJ! ,appr<)achone carbo"tt~, d,ell81!,\'!LOJ:~ tlljllts' run•o coli!JIIeljon at the atoll IUD filb ilnil """""""' Palace Tbe!ib.'S In Ita setond_ by the i!Yll.sb ~banlmint of year, and !ilJIII'<lwan ~erdgn:s Miss Lanabllry, this yeat'a Mu· ut of tl!f lliow 'i,;~i!ufi*i', Hot· ·• · ' • :· ;, ~ ' .. , · • i11!ft Btan JllaYJ • dolt as II born wdullneto but there are aome marvelous Qreek 4Joces ~cit lift the production at 111 0 wn tired orm'o 1qlli; wft1ih IJi8, bill l1ill li'ilbolll man; reservatlons. ' . sic~! Comedf QueeJI. " , .. iii ., I! being reAngela Lansbw;> In "Marne vfv!:"!' Y~k's most beau. . . . tUul "'• bowl lh N iY, stale by a speclalialln this field. Tile i;Yb\ C~tre· and Don't he afraid of comrnerol· a · • . a1 mushrooms whetller raw or thai darablo ~era ~ Ham· canoed. They are produced by merstelll deltg I ''":,.. orTen~ mushroom farmers who have Hendenon ~ . Ge;d MOZZJ marketed tlleir product sale- In the roles or.gmal . .Y • 'ary ly for , years. Martin and Ezfo Plnza, its a or /e': Liil"'c.,; "'b' Play A&P's BONUS BINGO • " en.O*DaBber ln 1w ,ptmaps tr- replaCeable creadon aWl .Is a g)ited lielr~l!B to Gwen's rich role; It's wotth ,seelqs. · '!be ''Apple Tree" It an ari, lui SOIIIIIimell arty vehicle' for oli~ B~bara Harris,' an appran· lice Garbo whose Otghta from fans and tile press do not dim her Jncaacence once on I '.; ' II!P' . ~ •eelnf ... What Martin ilalllmdfl» ~.. .. keep; 'l'l'IWStar-8\)IDilOd Girl' COQ\08 A Star_:,J:H~- ,..: Dylni HI' lias so tat the w!IA ...., • . liJ .a already extensive Connla .Lvens . le!t the · show; Geo~J• ·GIV.Zanl. who pl'<)y which ·, ~aps could ~nl r~t up there on thuta(e ~:~ fo~ 11. . · • ''' he ts a good I'QUnd actor 8 1 LaB!, far from lei!Jit, ''Yoou ~I just l!liol!l~ I!QllywQOO. · 1~00 ·10. stossy,, • K"'!lf.'l Ciol ~ar .. , 1 G9"i ~ ~atet't, ll. b uicli OU·$,roadJY~· Y~.rea~mau. ,tJD •ol" ilnleili.atnmenl on two .Man, Cbarlfll !'own Is lion· ·ol ..,ate leveli of ~able! gem.pet~eet am::OIIllla , wllb appeal: what seei)IS . to beo a the comic ~trip . J1elll)llli trio •of sex-obse!laed Plays ·~· a .c!a~·~f 81fte~= I)' lfjlll'tal but a~- a' J1141111 that • 1 Jy llteP .refiectlon of ]lure •h!l- s!ioP<>ll.~cii,, P!IlM.. ~.; ~ miiJ rela~onslilps In wblcti sex bOtecio!D Wltb, 1;<JUIIIIW ,... ~; ·Is liut 000 of tile lgn'!Uons; ;I!Qb- ttvenesa . and enchantment. II," er1 Anderson's three plays·.here at the Tbeatre 80 St. Marks are fun n y; Place. Well wortll Ill• laJl trip. acte<i'(by "We've see •ern .all." "' . PI~ ,in)~zzle: •l"" ~.e. -: ,. . .1 IIJ ' , I :many •till (ll'arllce polygamy ID the United states - and in· ' ' being shocked, I think " •,. tlley've got somothing ther9. V ··e rspldly becoming om .. .,• • l;f'd wllb IJJiattached ft. me•,.. wllat with wars laking down the IU'fll)ly of males, and willriao 's longer We span, not to .,.rota&. ot more girl bables b_ .~; Dear H.E.Y. : .. Rilhll You can get !lhivers up vour·ll back from a brass band or touching a break in th~ i r o cord, bul only good, solid com· munkation puts the real lmgle inlo marriage. ""''tay your next 25 years filled witll 50 years of haPIPi· ll ness! - H. .JJrn than boys. A 1s o, Dear HeJen: ' .. . Middleport edged Pomeroy Mike ~ Sayre and a fielder's No. 2 by 2-0 .and Coolville oust. cbolce hit into by Taylor reeel llaclne • Le,ta11 wltb ,. 1.0 sul~.ln. Middleport'f fifth in· ..tback In tlu!•operilng e~entng 'ning ~. , . or the loth amiual•Syracuse All- =· ~ roy missed a big scorStar LitUe :~agUe tournament ing ity in the third Tuesday nlilJt. . when ~ cKlnoey and Danny Middleport, ill the llrit same Stone got back-lo-back singles 101 one marker In · the first .will) one out. Cooke, however, inning and the otller in the rooled the fire b getting out ·filth. tile 'next two· baiters. Middleport, howeVer, had on· ~ke, while picking up the ly a third Inning single by Mike win for Middleport, slnick out Taylor oU . fomeroy hurler si> ,and allowed five bases on · Mark Werry. Werry, a husky baU$,. · rlgb(.bonder, fanned eight and COOLVILLE ADVANCES fuuedn ine free passes. A first Inning horne run . by Middleport's first run was Da~ Hall; a pitcher with a tallied when Frank Hoffman, bla fastball, was an Co?i· John Slaven and Bill Vaughan v!U ed~d to take its 1.0 VIC· were walked and Torn Cooke, tol')' ver the strong Racine- 1 lwice tho yaking. - H. By Wayoe G. Brandolldl, M.D. Dej!f Helen : Careless observation and In· ' tile eve of ~Ill" 25th •"!!· accurate identification of mushind~ anniversiry my- lmsband rooms can prove as serious as aof,l confessed !Om•thing tllat lhe bite of a copperhead. wei~could only have said be· ca~ we're 90 dose. Wet dis· F~r that reason . authorities co•ired that for three weeks adVISe: . Gather wild m us h· bet,-e our weddtng, each of 118 , rooms 1f you mus~, but . couid think only of runn 1' g I eat !hem. There IS no tool· but we ll0Uldn1 hear to burt ~h~ pr?"l way to difleren~iate the othll' poisonous from the edlble vall· All~ w• laugb"!! aboul that, eties. For.~xampte, there io an l told him 1 didn't start loving old rule: Never eat a mushhlnl: "'!aill until w. were wen room ~hal turns. a silver spoon mto the aocond ye1'f o{ m a r· black. ThiS diScoloration ,,. ,,...., ,-• ·~f. · d1cates lhe presence of sulfur, ...,.., '" u~• on1v am11 y. b . I . rl lhe But, "Boy, h~• 1 ~f'nded" ~t ts o no 1mpo ance o rSe'•~ ~ , "Ille too.'" Wise . 1.ou m , Wf! had grown Uj: Another rule : "Boil the mllSh· together and evP.ryone t!'Xpected rooms in salt water to remtlve us ,.. be I permant!ftt couple. the poison" has about a one per W. · ~ld each other so well we cent chance of success ·and wtlltioll ,overtime trying to hide that's not good e~ough. The ad· the fiCt that loVe was.D't there. monition : "Never eat mushIt :""""" ·. So w•IJ' t~at re- rooms with white gills" is also ·~ ,.,. llllm!rallon turned in· misleading. Most but not all of to . h cleepeot and most last· those with white gills are poiinf alrertlol!. Until olir truth · sonous but the silent inference , . . , ·1v• didn't susJ"'cl that that, 1t the gills are brown. pink, al first we ,...,... both pt.tend. gray or green. they are sa I e ing fO 'SDltld our mate. can lead to a fatal error . There What I'm trying to ~ay is . 1 are omore than 4,000 varieties of marriages r.an thrive without mushrooms and even the ex- I f overpowering rom/llltic love, for perts can't identify all of th • love grows gradually 0111 . of poisonous ones by just looking. fri2ndshiJI and esteem a n d, Furthermore even perfectly of all, being able to talk safe varieties ~an cause severe II Y~i people would il!D088 tf you have an allergy to for the lastmg qualilles In· DAily SfNTJ.,,I them. Some varieties are sole at one season or in one locaUty and poison in another. SOme are poisonous only when inadequateTO IN'I'Il!RE!IT OP ly cok11d. One variety of edible · MASliN AREA inky caps con!ams disulfiram. a drU$ that makes one deathly ill lf 'he takes an alcoholic driok. Because there are at least 1% different types of mushroom polson, no single set of synl;> toms can be listed hu~ II any O!JI.~rnes suddenly 10, II is 1 ~:t~:~,:·:•;,.:;.rta.tna •PN5enrlll .1~rt~· Wlie to determine whether h! ... 111" lnt'. N•• fnrl 113 Lex•n• OE:r, lliew hal ea~n 89c lb. .UP TRAY PACK ••. lb. 37e / •• " 33c lb. J ~'SUPIR-RIGHT" PRE·SLICIOD ... lb. 431 SHORT SHA'NK •• • SMOKED PICNICS ---.·-,...----- 39c lb. KING OF THE STEAKS . Turkty l.tg Qutrters _ lb. 29t Beef Rib St..ks ' At A&P, we sell only ahort-eut, oven·ready . . Ribs of Beef. $100 . (~CKERS ~-lb. 1111 $100 !t,. 4 99c box O.Hy Br~rid' 3 Y1rletlaa Bathroem nssue 10 rolls 89c Dog Foo4:........ 12 eGis He Sunnyfieid Br111d AlP SJ»ghtlti 7 ana $1.00 AlliN 'AU . D~Wiria ILAW-&:0:.. J II$ 1, lb. 79~ Sharp . MlxliJI· _ b~!Jy today ...., 4.11rillti,! ' 6* ol. 'tin 39c" sold • AlP -~D'I ~metn:er:~:~~:~:l .·:ij ;:u. a ~· Ntcb. an .•Air For~ .lleulleri-Jf~ II · celebrating her · If:~.! ~· Gal. C.rton 79c · IXCI~ f \ 2 W• ~9c NIW/YOlK · 3 lb. ·pkg; 59c Spaghetti ' M1yonnelte ..-- 1~ qt.l•r Jk · OR ANN PAGI ILIOW MI'CARONI .' -'""' Te• Blge __ Pkg. of 48- 49c Prep1~ ~IM ANN PAGI . i 4 e1ns 59c . · ANN PAGE.-UV. .OJ. CA~S . J-Ib. · ·' Wholt Korntl or Crtaot Slylo I oz. colll A&P Com Br~:. Bart,ltn :Pean .: ··· 3 ca.._ 79c Gum Candies __ 1-lb. pkg. 29c P.lici1 Sug~; W1fer1 3 pkga. $1 WHITE BREAD 1·9c_ Whitt or Asaortllll Colors OUR OWN Cottii!J S'1114Jtl p11g. of 90 - 3~c .. SWEET CORN G::~ IJRANI) .~. 8••n 59C INSTANT CO.FFEE S4)(E 30C . :· 9"9' ·w·. ,(·; .lq.o,. '1., . j ;. . . ' I '}/ PLAID ..tbarlk: and • h1jh .... ... ·:......~........~.......,~..........;i;Oi~......~~~ .. runs AND . 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Cooked Salami • Corned Beef Loaf • I.iver Loaf \' I In SERVICE CENTER fn. ' ,'\. ~~ · rall1ed at the. expense of on us for prompt, expert on repla~ntept of pipes, shoCk absorbleal coven; . flOor' . ' .. Get' in on le rme Ciftsf .· Pe"" .' team, beaten by world chan>o .> . Fresh,Festiv e Produce I pinta lb. 69c ANN PAGI JANE PARKER 3 Chipped.Chopped Ham lb. 89c . Wheat PuHs ·· 8-oz. pkg. 23c Jane Park er Baked FooJ:.,I BLUEBERRIES J -lb. pkg. 79c ···1-lb. if WINNIPEG, Canada (UP[)rnen's 2IJO.meter The Yanks will he panning lor and women's 200· gold in a water bolo on the il'eter..backstroke, and ali six of prairie today-and they just finals are in the evening. . , might come up with a clean Basketball Toam Triumphs sweep of six gold medals In The ,. U.S. men's basketball swimming in the Pan-American started its march toward Games. gold medal ToesA couple of pony-laDed with a shatteriliS 131· blbndes who figure to fmlsh 1·2 tuut of Colombia tllat sent In women's aprlngboard diving running lo lhe and two record-bus!Jns freestyle swimmers set !he sla~e lor evening program today big medal haul wllen they Yank cagers was a clash dominated IPeru that appeared likely Uon In tllelr eVents up the same way. Even lhe ms. forces also advanced In that, when tnday's splashiliS at Tuesday and began lhe plush Pan-Am pool In Ibis attempted comebacks in basepralrie city Is finished, the and women's ba.•ketball. United Statea should have Davl! Copper Arthur Ashe of coDslderably to ill current lead Va., the top U.S. both In gold medals and forced to rally lo beat medals. The Yanks had two Rodriguez of Chile, H, gold ·and, with one ~ver u · Tue!day In, . equestrian dressage, · · . . u' 's. baseball team a total ol ·thrft medals back from its 9penJns . todaf. by defending champion Two In Cootlealloa to whip Mexico, 4-1, Sl'" GossJCk of Tai'Ulna, the live.hit pitching of catu., and MickJ. King of Ann Plodinec of Aliquippa, Pa. Arbor,,Midl., .(ead the way •.'lbe U.S. women's basketball the ·. last -~ In ALL GOO,I),-2·111. plcg, $1.55 Fryer Brust-~--- . 3 ... Sptnish Bar Cake _ apecitl 35c '· Skinless Wieners ·•···· lb. 59c PRESERVES :J J1n1 P1rker Mldt With BuH1rmilk '• SALTINE COPYRIGHT •IH1. THt0ftEA1' ATLANTIC' ,ACifiC TtA CO., INC, AlP· "SUPER·.RIGHT" ALL MEAT ' And then think, shouldn't A&P be your store! Potato Chips _ 1'h lb. box 89c Beef Short Ribs lb. 49c ' Sliced Bacon _ ~et unJiorin: . · ' ~=·~~r~~~=::~~.· 2t 1-3 scoreli!$s R,lcble Ail.l'll drove . In. four recorc!. The , ~s .. IJo!lll runs with a ho!ller, ~o aingles three runs m . and a l~l!'run double m leadjqg Gaylo:'ll and _ 1•. 1_1,,~~.~ik>~~i~ZJ··JI. tile Phil• pas~ Houston. The to tie thq game. U'.•,J . ,doublt call)e 1q ~ seven-run Bill Singer pit~ · a· seventh iruung. hitter and .Bob .~~il~ ' C.ltlfltd will t(t 5c a a• lion ••· Pat Jarvis ; pitched a two- In two .to gfv~,th~ . 1.0. . hitter and Woody Woodward . the triumph over · t~e In the Amerlran League. singled home Denis Menke in Bailey's saorllice . fly California beat Boston 64. the fillh t give.the Broves a second capped a two-run IJmin~ Chicago swept a doubleheade 0 victory ?over the Reds . The and he kli&eked in tile final from Cleveland by 3·1 and 6-5 lone run in lhe game of the game in the fifth will) margins with the secood game wlt!'ll Menke led off the single to tile loss on lasting 16 Innings, Kansas City with a triple and swept a doubleheader from followed with his ' Ingle. Washington by 5-1 and .s.; Jay Alou's bases londed sill!lleil marl:\!lS and New York and off IW Renilf in the la•t of Minnesota ballled to a 1·1 tie In ninth gave ll1e Giar.ts a garne called after ntne·lnnings triumph over the Mels. It by rain and Detroit and the first nm RenUf has allc•wedl ll Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o:-.iu!y-26~~l967~ Yanks Seek Clean StiJeep ' Next time you buy a Rib Roast, think about these things. JANE PARKER Pork Roast or St..ks - lb. 69c LIGS WITH THIGH 011 Something else you should know. We never charge extra for the first two riba. pkg. of 12- 39c lb. 89c Boneless Chuck ___ lb. 89c Is all this trimming important to you? I Well. un an average four-rib roast, we trim up to 1\lz.lbs. of excess fat and bonD At Rib Roast prices, that adds up! Egg Rolls _ , BUTT STYLI lb. 79c . Bret Hart of Racine. Hart, though taking the loss, turned ·in a masterful performance,. fanning 11, walking two, and ollowllls only three hits. Hart, m !act, made all but ooe of tile Coolv!Ue putoutJI In the I i v e inning game. The ·sroy w.as old. In h e pitching department as Hall, a rig'hthander, came on in rem"; or slarler Divali with the bases loaded and -no. outs. John Jenkis had led off wih a walk and "Roln makes tbiags grow. I Pete Sayre and Mike Nease hope we bave a lol of II be· twtin nowa ad the baskelball singled. aeasoat" However, Hall e11me in to pllcb and he struck out every 1.-------batter he !acel :the remainder s.adlum can be.settled by them. of the contest. 1 Hall, m all, The stadlum IS to he ready struck out 12 consecuUve Ra· 1 for use by March I, 1969, but ln a place. Elsewhere in the t:lallonal League, · Phfiadelpb!JI whipped Hlltll!ton 12-7, San Francisco edged New, York 5-4, Los Angeles lopped PJiisburgb 8·1, and Allanta blanked Cmclnnatl -::[ll'B!I'"'III!. .Fresl, 5.,-re . Ribs · ; •.~. ·lbr·7,'0!: lbl 89c ROUND BONE ROAST OR We remove the excess wasteful chine bone. '1 Beef Braising Strips _ Corned Be•f Brisket _ • SANDWICH 0- FUNKPURTiRS COUNTRY STYLI GARLIC 'oil·MILD We remove the back-strap Cot· easier carving. · each 49c _:..!. .. . We remove the excess Short ltiba and sell them separately at the lower Short Rib price. We never tuck them under and charge the Rib Roast price. Dutch Appl• Pie lb. 99c a..f Minute Statics ... ·- ·f lb. 49c Routing Chickens 7" CUTS That depends upon where you buy it. , PRESH GRllDE A , Delmonico Steaks .. lb. $1.89 ; Oll,d.Bob Shaw In li!e lllat'innlng and singled in . wllat . pl'<)Ved to be tile \!Inning run · in tile fourth. Lou Brock's speed set it up, however, as he went fr~ second to third on Roger Mans' srounder to . ·~rts~p, just beatlng Don Kessmger s ~He t~en scored. on ~peda.s single. ' · . Tha Cards ~.nd the ,Cubs will no'! play the rubber_ gam~ of therr three game sefles tomght out. base to the mound as a relief evening, Syracuse • Portland Walks to Vaughan, Cooke and hurler, tagged his home run off will lace Addlson. · Pomeroy No. 2 000 000 ,- 0 2 Middleport 100 Olx - 2 I 'jlerry and Dill. Cooke and Pt. Pltaunt Ptople'o Bank nudged tho Middleport Y1nk- 2·1 and the New Haven Redo won by forfeit Hoffman. 000 000- 0 2 ovar Syr1cu11 in Tuaad1y ni,ht'i Litllo League tour· Racine-Letart nament 1ction at Kygor Cl'llk. Colllville 100 OOx- I 3 . This evening, lht Mlddl1port Redlegs .will bailie B. Hart and Sayre. Divan, Pl. Pleaoant Dunlop Tire 11 7 o'clock, and Bidwell will Hall (3) and Harvey. take on the Middleport Brav.. at 8:15. In last night's 91me, Pt. Pleasant scored tho win· EXTRA TWO WEEKS ning run In the top of the ~ixth, with two oul. LeadoH CINCINNATI (UPI) -G enhltltr Chapm1n walked. He advanced on two strik• aula, lhen scored on Rollins single. Rollins had three eral contractors will get an ex· hits. !ra two weeks before tile dead· Rollins was credited with tho win. Bolin wa$ char· :ine in submitting bids on the god with the loss. E1ch f1nned 12 baiters. The winners new riverfront stadiunl, The had four singlu and ano error•• Mlddleporl had lwo r•vised bid opening date ia oingles and one error. BoRn ancl: Miller had the Nlld· Aug. 29-30. dloport hits. · Construction is to start SepL. !2 If two lawsuits challenging :t~~.IO!,Wl~-illll,m'l~llll., ol'l!!il!!i!1!t.-~the use of public funds on the ------~------------------ CUT FRESH FRYERS v:,~ot~IT mushrooms within the preceding 48 hours. II a peroon who has eaten rll.ftl [MIIft!N(I OJ d e.r111., ""'t"' ••allall.. !1111 Mtrt. !IJI!!r them becomes a~ck he sboul ..-••.,. "" ,,. ..s••not ., ~.t~• made to vomit. Slnoe muahoan~ ~nt111e1 Offlee. ttt. ~tt• 1 · • room · polson Is .absorbed from 0 •-:'* • .Inti "'·"" ,..,.u. ·"'' •· the "''"-+lve tract Jlowly it lfotlltf' lnuW ....,.. •tttt• •tt1e. ...._..... . . ,.. ..,........, ...,. _... ouo •• may be posSible to eUmmate _, ,..... '" oorne o1 the pol!on by ~v;ng a c,;._,,, "'""" '*·"'' RIB ROASTS ~r!: _ __:___ \ I hurler lhe winners, groundLetart at Falls batters. , ~1969~.--~~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'""""~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~~....,....,....,.,..,.,.....,.,.,,,...""'""'""'""'..,;;""'""'""'~ "'I out lor to ltie inlleld wilh one Lelllt'l' Hall, entry. who moved !rom second cine In •activity 8 p. m. this i noo- ~~a~ler~tb~a~n~J~ul~y~l.'_ - ~ ·· ALL 7" CUTS-WELL TRIMMED BEEI' is I ' "Super . Right" Meats! U.S. GRADE A bBDJis tend to cower behind the DO' '1 OR SA ''S TVt set. So wllal 'oy!d I h ~ y \.. I wal!t with doubl{ lroublhjlus • ~ Food Store - or request same by seildinl a seH-addressed, stamped envell>pe to P. 0. Bos 298, Columbllf, Ohio 43216. , w..n~n work lhe!'e days, so . My buddy and I are slatJ""';d thtfe'd be no problem of supo m Texas. He met a g~rl I II port caD Molly and rnade time with wi, not let avery man who her. He didn't tell her he was want~ lo have at ly sl dild· married. The subject n e ~ •; ditional wife? That would keep came up, he said, so he d1dn I tho, boys busy on the h 0 me lie. She promised to be faith· 1,..1, oul of bars and away lui to him wh1le he went bome from philanthropy. (Note &em on leave. H: Mi ~ht you mean "pblland· When he got back to t '• e er-y'' ' 1 base, be loond her aparll!lenl W•nna bet we'D IIIli back lo lor renL and the landlady told legal double marriages witllln him she's got married two days 50 yean? - HOPEF1JL BIGA· before. MIST What kind of a girl would do Dt\ar H.B.: c.r· rny buddy like that' - DISIL~o b•ts. , ( .· LVSIPNEP But lel me pcJit¢ out some· Dea.,.Dii: thing you overtoolr. Opo .Jn ev· A SMART one 1 ery , four men is no mali:h lor My h~ wile ;also wise up! his wile these days . . . And as - H. gals gel more aggressive, hus- i! $1Go.t0 Bar.. 11p·Deellloli : ~lser had nq second lhougbta about his de'cWon. "I don't Intend to play &alety' first, _s~vage was out on lhe play only ~ause ol ·two iood throws. ~en the.re's a 3-2 count; you run on the pl!y, there s no rea!'On ·to P~Y Sllfety firSt JuSt because YPII re fight• inllor l•t place; I never played Utat way and I,:U not gomg to coach fliat way. . Middleport, Coolville . Win ~AILSTAR Robert Schotier $100.00 •' ~ ~ . ,:~\inc~ ~ d!ubs trailins the 4-S victors aDd ~m. of a.·on~ (ktandl. ~ ,trigg~ a witll the Cu~s n.et!fing a vl*ry BaltirnOf'!Alitawj!reSpark• ~allied.Winout; · C~s ,t-2, ivt.tb boih clQbs tied 'game lead in tile.peo\D,ant:rae~,. thre&nili rally ·ou Ro~ Gardner to move back.f~lo a de lor flr,st J'efe 'Rmaer we.h for lba lie for ,fitst place." On a ·3-Z pili:b1 Tuesday nfgbf but you...c:oul!l p~ltlet AI $pangler lined .a never accuse blm 01 plaYlng II slJOt. jO center field that easily sa!~ Uke Afa Patsegblan.. ~ORa , Ernie Banks from Wltlt first plllf!8 at al8ke l'n seeond. · . • . the Natiooal Leagqe, ~~~ , TI¢Savage. who was 1'\UIIlmg gambled •• third base coach of ·on !be pitch, wa9 wav~ home the Cbf~ OUbs. . • by . . Reiser. But Juhan J~v~er Reiser lost his.f!BD1ble bot his look the relay from ccnterf•el. manager _!:.eo Dllrocher .sUD ~ . Bobby . Tolan and lrred a backed hbil up. strilte to f!m McCar..r at the The situation carne up ~itll plate, sunrung down Savage and two out and two on In tile nmtll ending lite game w1tll the Cards CUp or CDPY • • . No Pl!':<hase DO!!e&911)". Simply plek up your prue slip and ·game book at your local AloP lt. !lootloo ..... . ' . .vPJ Spotlt Wrl'- , ,;ou ap, ·~ ' ' ·''i ..!< ;- ,"'fi\ • 1 ' ..--by Helen Bottel __ . - I ,, WIN: s1000" Mrs. Horold Sipe SIOO.oq ' ,";' ' .... - o, •. HELEN HELP US! Sta• s.lslcl '· . IT'S FUN • • • IT'S FREE • • • IT'S EASY . HolooH.$110.01 • ' '~'· " . WE WON AT · A&P • • • SO CAN . YOU! 'ruE CASB FOR POLYGAMY stead of chllls down the spine, ~Dear Helen : we 'd see a lot less divorces. ; I've be<>n readlnB abuul how HAPPIER EAC!i YEAR ,, • { . •J �. !I ~ I . ( ...go CHASUIANB~G. I 1 , . . . • ·sunday Only • Saturday ·Only . ( t BRE.AD ·. s I . . . . lftllellltllti!IIIIIIIOn ( ' lolftt . for .,-· eBfiNValalt~ht"JI..CDept. U. S.No.l White .19 POTATOES 20ib.bag CUCUMBIRS 1& CARROTS •..,--··· •·•...,..p, 1Oc . DEBltQU·E LU·NCH :·MEAT 8 oz. c.. DILL PICKLES • . Gold Medal COFFEE:. 2 QUICK - - - :!~ 69' MILK-- ••• 6l:! $1 . TEA BAGS~.. :;t· 49c MAisHMAtLows 2~49c cuBE · J~O STEAKS 99c· . DOG FOOD 11 i $1 BOLOGNA ~iec•l- 39c alb. un NESTLECHOCOLATE • CARNATION :.~ · lb c · 20count package HOT DOG SAUCE···.·.- I I. 5~ 1 CATSUP:-- 5 ~i. $1 ..· • . , . I·, I I ' '' ' ' l ,'· SMUCKER'S BLACICBEitRY . JELLY - - - --~1.~· 39• Vanilla Wafers 3 i $1 PORK &JEANS N:~~oo jQc ' Saltine Crackers CLEANSER . can New Dow II Bathroom f CLEANER ·I / MILK White ~ \(. 251b.bag 35 1pt.,6oz.can • • - · · , I ' \ - ' ALL SPECIALS ON THIS PAGE . ARE "AVAILABLE AT ,.......y Wlllloms Marklt tall cans IN. tit()WN CITY, OHIO. AND AT MARK V MARKET IN MIDDLEPORT JOHNSON'S IN CROWN CITY CLOSED SUNDAYS J. ASSORTED JELLIES - • - - • Boz. bottle GOODirTII ' · I MOOTZ DONUTS ~/fa~~M~~LAIN - - do~ . FLORIENT SPRAY With 4 Bars Jergens Soap Free can c ' SCHAEFERS PIES ~:~~~,CREME___:___ :: S9c • . --------------~---' -LIQUID IVORY ~f SUPER \ ·. \ ~~ . ' I ,, r, I , \ - . ,. , ~. Miil.~il ~J: . .. \ " . ' 49• . . .,.. . . "' .... ~UPER_.,M~~~~ • Opeff ~ 'l ::. CLOROX BLEACH ~ ..~.33 . SPRAY STARCH ~o;A ':: 39~c . .... · · OnSale : · 'For.Ortly.,,;,,.· :· . 75c HILLBILLY BREAD- I \ . . ' s IIAt'e You Shopped Our New Bnkery De••rtui at1 . ... .. ....... LETTUCE • ... . lloz. ' Head pkas: 1-Step Floor Care . . JOHNSON'J NEW SUPERMARKET ,, BR~() FRISKIES Dog Food I~ ~· UNITED BRAND.: Charmin · $ c NAPKINS . 1060ct 1-lb., t oz. Aerosol Can ' I ' " S l•n .· 20oz. ~ I .• - WELCH'S ITALIAN NABISCO SH~BOAT ' GRAPE JELLY - - • • - - CATALINA , · lb.JSc . ' MUSSELMAN'S MIRACLE FRENCH ·. DILMONTI jl: BAB-0 CIRCLE 'F' , . SLICED BACON - - - lb. · FRENCH SHORT'NING~~~ 59c . . SMOKED SLICED PORK SHOULDER - - - - - - lb. KRAFT -DRESSINGS $ .• SNOWDRIFT I PRIDE clb FRESH JOWL BACON - v11m OHIO VALLEY Giant FAB ' $,.99 I WAX PAPER - • ':~r·l5c WIE ER-S ' ' \ CUTRITI 5 'lb. . SMOKED FLO·UR ~ ~:0 - lb. 59c lb. Pkg. qt. I' · OR DRIP ·· ... . . TENDERLEAP ' SUPER MAtlKET ·Open Daily 9 to 9:30.Sun.12 to 9:30 . · ·. _hn 1 1i li•• t.pii Metl • . .. i. i Jti. PHONit 992-1480 · ....( SeG·I.t .t st . M1l.k . MO·OTZ /' ' T UNA ~tcuNK N·~~ l9c FRESH GROUND 'BEEf ·• .• ' P'i.AT!S~- - s·:: 59c Ground leanCUk ~ -lb. 69c { . / DELMONTI I1 .. . . I '. . ~.~. ~!)•:1i,uQ~at �. !I ~ I . ( ...go CHASUIANB~G. 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AND AT MARK V MARKET IN MIDDLEPORT JOHNSON'S IN CROWN CITY CLOSED SUNDAYS J. ASSORTED JELLIES - • - - • Boz. bottle GOODirTII ' · I MOOTZ DONUTS ~/fa~~M~~LAIN - - do~ . FLORIENT SPRAY With 4 Bars Jergens Soap Free can c ' SCHAEFERS PIES ~:~~~,CREME___:___ :: S9c • . --------------~---' -LIQUID IVORY ~f SUPER \ ·. \ ~~ . ' I ,, r, I , \ - . ,. , ~. Miil.~il ~J: . .. \ " . ' 49• . . .,.. . . "' .... ~UPER_.,M~~~~ • Opeff ~ 'l ::. CLOROX BLEACH ~ ..~.33 . SPRAY STARCH ~o;A ':: 39~c . .... · · OnSale : · 'For.Ortly.,,;,,.· :· . 75c HILLBILLY BREAD- I \ . . ' s IIAt'e You Shopped Our New Bnkery De••rtui at1 . ... .. ....... LETTUCE • ... . lloz. ' Head pkas: 1-Step Floor Care . . JOHNSON'J NEW SUPERMARKET ,, BR~() FRISKIES Dog Food I~ ~· UNITED BRAND.: Charmin · $ c NAPKINS . 1060ct 1-lb., t oz. Aerosol Can ' I ' " S l•n .· 20oz. ~ I .• - WELCH'S ITALIAN NABISCO SH~BOAT ' GRAPE JELLY - - • • - - CATALINA , · lb.JSc . ' MUSSELMAN'S MIRACLE FRENCH ·. DILMONTI jl: BAB-0 CIRCLE 'F' , . SLICED BACON - - - lb. · FRENCH SHORT'NING~~~ 59c . . SMOKED SLICED PORK SHOULDER - - - - - - lb. KRAFT -DRESSINGS $ .• SNOWDRIFT I PRIDE clb FRESH JOWL BACON - v11m OHIO VALLEY Giant FAB ' $,.99 I WAX PAPER - • ':~r·l5c WIE ER-S ' ' \ CUTRITI 5 'lb. . SMOKED FLO·UR ~ ~:0 - lb. 59c lb. Pkg. qt. I' · OR DRIP ·· ... . . TENDERLEAP ' SUPER MAtlKET ·Open Daily 9 to 9:30.Sun.12 to 9:30 . · ·. _hn 1 1i li•• t.pii Metl • . .. i. i Jti. PHONit 992-1480 · ....( SeG·I.t .t st . M1l.k . MO·OTZ /' ' T UNA ~tcuNK N·~~ l9c FRESH GROUND 'BEEf ·• .• ' P'i.AT!S~- - s·:: 59c Ground leanCUk ~ -lb. 69c { . / DELMONTI I1 .. . . I '. . ~.~. ~!)•:1i,uQ~at �' \ I I • J r I ' ·_- .• . ·..:Ill•..;, SATURDAY - · '' t .' l -~w~ Whl~l~S= 00M1rf:' /:entl:e.: ~:d "":"""' O!iPosite Mark V Super Market CLEAR-OUT PRICES ON LOTS ... BROKEN $1ZES AND AND ENDS OF MERtHANDISE I SAVE UP TO 60% I ENJOY THE OUTDOORS!! 6-WEB ALUMINUM PATIO CHAIRS Folding-Non-Rusting I SALE PRICE Nth REG. 89c GIUmE BAYEIJ . ASPIRINS ' STAINLESS S'rEEL BLADES. Sllel '" ' 1 V2 1-YARD PC. GOODS REMNANTS ~~=RD . For Kitchen or Childrans Room ASST. FABRICS SALE! • uch ... .' ' COTION ' Sizes 32 to 38 Assorted Plain Colors ASSORTED SPRING TYPE KITCHEN GADGns .. CLOTHES PlNS llweTongseSpotulo Egg Tumerelron Haldtr e Plo ..""" • PIIZI Cutter c ~ 1 BIG PACKAGE OF 72PINS FOR ONLY ' aser e . m o 'lbe · ky s plllloeophy that 4 heN a day keeps the pmtenden &WIY look like a guld~ to the World Series. •• I The White Sox are the starless team of the Amerte.n League have been. COWited out more often than moat of the contenders for Cassius Cia~·· vacant heavywelgbl title. Bolt they've developed the ~ of producing the WJeXpeeted hit at the right time-and as often a1 not It comes from an ·UIIe1Jit<'1. 511th .9f b1s career wltb two In the ninth liu!ina .to produce a 1-1 tie In agame lt!lded by shortly lherea~. Harmon lebrew hit his 29th ~met of year for the Twine' run. The DetroiWiiltimore was seorleso when a downpour forced the ump!re canoe1 it. ~~t ' ..,a !I' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO REG. 79c won ilia · llie nlpte.p. By. UPI Sparl1l Wrller The White Sox ~ thst formula once again Tu~ay night when they beat · the Cleveland Indians 3-1 and 6-5 In 16 Innings, wl,nnlng tho flr•t 1111me on J.C. Martin's two-run ninth-Inning homer and Ute second game on a two-run homer by Ken Berry. Jncreaoe Leape Lead Martin's homer was only hi< second of the season while Berry's was No. 5 but the¥ were enough to increase the White Sox' first-place lead to two games because the thlrd.plal-e California Angels beat the second-place Boston Red Sox 64. The Kansas City A!h!eUcs beat the Washington S.naLm 5I and 6-5. the New York Yankees and MlnnesolJl Twin• played a 1-1 tie and the Detroit Tigers were rained o•Jt In the second Inning .Jt Baltimor• In other AmeACan Lea~ue action. . St. Louis nlpped Chi~?,O 4 3. Atlanta edged out Clncinlt•ti 1-0. San Francisco topned /lew York 5-I, Los Angeles d•f.. ted Pittsburgh 3-1 and Phiiadelnhia best Houslon 12--7 In Sati011al League games. Martin, playing hecau;e G.r. ry McNertney suffer<!<! sn Injury In the eighth Mnmn of the opener. delivered his gnmewlnnlllft blow off Sam 'drD••well after Tommie Agee walked in ~e ninth Inning of the ooener. The second game went Into exira Innings with police efaring that a crowd gathered outside Chicago's Coml•kev Park might riot and the White Sox and Indians battled scorle•s as H they wanted the game to continue until dawn. Win In lith In!tln~ A 4-4 tie produced liy Smoke Burgess' tw<>rllll elp•Mnnln& homer lasted untn the Indians scored In the top of the 161:1 on doubles by Vern Full.r and pinch-hitter Duke Sims. But Ken Boyer singled to open the Whtte Sox' 16th and one out later Berry connected for th~ gamtwinnlng blow against Steve Bailey. Jimmie Hall drov'e in !wo runs with two doubles a:~d a single to pace the Angels attack, which extended ~lr winning streak to seven gameo and snapped ~e Red Sox' winning streak at 10. Fred Newman shut out the Red Sox on four hit• for llie las! four Innings to preserve the v:in. Mii<e Hershberger a•d Ken Harrelson each homer!!'l and delivered key singles to pace the Athletics' sweep of the Senators. Jim Hunter •:moed eight hits to win his nin!~ ~ame In the opener while Chuck . Gallipolis Falls ·p!ty ' • .,i. ~;;, _::T; ' · ' In lhe second semi • fin a I defel\dlni West Vlrgnlla RIO.. pitch champion H~rof Parkersburg d~ PLAY·KROGER'S '. , NEW TV GAME,•• : . . eti~ Ni.J•s lllSlll'ance of GaJUpo-1 down Beaver's 7-2, . I ' I . :¥ LADIES ASST. OIENILLE BED SHIRTWAIST DRESSES SPREADS Mfgn. Assortment Val- To $4.99 s .99 Sizes 10 to 18 Ass!. Colors .88 NCh MENS WHITE conoN Larga 24x45 RAINBOW Handkerchiefs Slight lrr. PKG. OF 6 ~UGS Astl. Colors c .33 each ~~~[is~s~§~~~iE~~~~ .t ~5 ~2 40 41 .44 43 43 52 51 53 5S 53 .579 ... .559 2 .!51 2'1.1 .538 4 . California 54 Detroit 50 Millll8liOta 49 .533 4'1 Washington 46 .169 10'1.1 Baltimore 43 .457 m> Cleveland « .454 12 Kanas City 42 .433 II I New York 40 .430 14 I National League . W. L. Pel- GB St. Louis 57 411 .588 Chicago 56 41 .577 I Atlanta 50 43 .538 5 Cincinnati 52 46 .531 5'/o San Franci•co 51 47 .52D 6'1.1 Pltt•burgh 47 47 .500 8'!. Philadelphia 46 47 .495 9 Los Angeles 42 53 .442 14 New York 38 55 .40.-17 Houston 39 59 .398 18'1.1 Tuesday's Rtsulll Atlanta I Cincinnati 0 (night) St. Louis 4 Chicago! (night) il . THJ RACES\ ':o~g~~ ;. . WCHS-TV CHANNELS ·Sliced: Pork . Chops I . - "' :r o11 WOAY~TV CHANNEL·4, 12 oz. pkg. Center Gut LOIN EVERY WEt>NmDAY 7:00 PJI. . C.,lifhl, '!'Ito Kntler Ct., ltl7 Wo .,. rlfht to limit 'll!llllltito i ' """'· ~; rt.e N I llltVI & SAVI ' ' 2llt. Sliced Bacon-----·-- $1.33 pice. COUNl'RY CLUI Sliced Bacon _- ___ . ___ .~~. LiliAN, BONELESS, BITE-SIZ! Stew Beef _________ .. . _ Roll -Roast lb. KROGER FAMOUS QUALITY Bucket Steak ______ u. 99c ' \ l ... Av•llable ~~.. tl ~·. !. . .' I .... -- -illll!la--- JGama Piece Per Adult Per Sto.. Visit. , E . .• ·~ ~ •• • l0r By ' Writing Race To Riches, P. 0. Box 37, ;,' · I I Eestc...,tor, New . Yo~ 10709. Limit One f. · HAM, CHICKEN OR CHIESI pic•• Prlc~ . ~ JK••r Chackl•nes, Store Mar;ai•r's OHicel . 79e lb. _l _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ . . Rae• ro Rich• Game 75c Kroger Salads _______ _ .... 39c Tenderay Boneless BQston • ;'.\ j- ~ . . •. w . ' ...!.. ~ ..•. ,. Pork-.. ~ ::! Crunch . I ; ' • 'I•.. . i' Banquet Frozen · 49c lb. plcg, ~ Fudge Stripes SPOn.IGHT IN.STANT Coffee .. 49c 14 ... ,., • · ' pkg. Sip&Chip 10'.-\ ... plcg. ~ 43e Lifebouy 2 ltothban 41c Lifebouy DELICIOUS FLAVORS I m the Helmer Sortlands happy experience~ with 1, major eleCtrical appllancee, they decided ther couldn't go v...· J with electric healing In their remodeled home. .. Buffer - Tomatoes -reeze .... . ' ·- •••• • • • • "llik~my electric range and electric dryer so well," says Mrs ..Sortland, 1 1 I I I rightl Last winter was the most comfortable winter we've ever known." •••••• • u. " oi. ... o''We jus1 couldn't believe this house could be so warm-warm all over. Coffee $1.66 l•• . Send the coupon for a free estimate. And be comfortably warm this Lysol .Spray ' . · winter in a home of any age-withup-to-the-minute electric heating. - • • 7 ... ' \ 99c \ ' ' yl·'' ..,,.(, . >Jill~ I I 1 • ' .• " ··-.. , I ,,. Bleach~ .. crtn; $1. ' . • • •\ . .'.. ! •• : ···----- FRESH \ 'I '"' ·· '\ \ ... \\. .• . ' .... ' "' · . '~k, Cr...otl Whoot, . . . llo~u, Oltt Alot KROGER BRE~D -----l -4 FR,ESH , Peaches • •••••• ,~ , I, ':' • . :' . •... ~- i ., ~. I. ....-$L ·\ KRoGeR SKIM OR LOW FAT ICE CREAM _•--- . -_____ ... "' ..., 69e GET SIT TI~UE ' -- - · 3 IIOL $1 CIM . ,,. '" r · .. • __________ 9·.tn.$t... •· -· ' TUNA -................ . ... -. L !AONTI CHUI!K LIGHT • ' . A$SORTED C~l . SCO'I'l' . _.L_ I, • ' • . .. .. ' ·r,'· t .llfo.~t1 ' Addres•-~------­ CitY~--------- State _ _ _ _ _ zlP-- - - - San New York 4 lnl~ht) Phil•.Fran 12 5 Houston 1 <nlghtl Loa An&elet S Pitts. I (nl&hl) . J ... .•. '' ,~ ·' · ' . ---~~- -~ ~ ·~~~ ' '' . .• . ' tK...., Brood .... I'J 1•!. l9c1 HAIR SPRAY - ..• . Coua!rt Club AU Flavan • -· ;. lll NU MILK __ -_ .. --·-·._ .2 ~,::~ 69e I J • \,' ;• . . FRESH •• !' e ' ' .l 3 doz .. -~elery ' .:;,. ..... .... . ' tl Kandu • WHITI I Stanback 25c I ct. teed Satisfaction" ofler, And now you can s.ve $100 on installation. Send for complete detaUs and 1 free esti· N1me - - - - - - - - - - - Iggs .. J>ascal ' With electric heating, you're protected by a "Gu&ranmalo - ond r~ein this ElECTRIC KNifE FREE. Oflef' aoo.ilahle to Ollio Power t'Uiltomws ¥2 gal. Calgon · 37c lb. pic.. ' KROGER JELATIN 3 oz. pkg. 7c Kroger Grade A ' Plums with electric heating in your home. It's so easy lo install anytime of year. • ~ .... ~::: 89c Orange Juice I* 0111 10 ... • Kroger Pure Vitamin C Enriched Cllaoo as....., . oConvenient • i doz. 89c · • No. c1n1 ._ I Shortening "that we decided we couldn't go wrong with electric healing. We were • 4ftg( · 1 last ~ lllrr 24 IL ,...Uio - •h ' '• RM. $1.tf VALUI , • • Yo: j , cans DETERGENT . 3 .......... 5lc - •• •~ ALL PURPOSE 39 . •. i.~i KRO!lEit Praise .; Maxwell House ..-. •••••• "'· ·( ' 47C both loon ~ I , ·Big K DriQ.k~. Praise Kroger 4!~~ ~1. '"• Crisco Oil" .. • ' Vac Pac Coffee STANDARD BRAND 2 .• • • • ' •.~ ST.OK&LY BRANjl \· 2 ..,. ~an 31e 100 OLD HOUSE with an up-to_-the-minute heating ALL PURPOSE ·• 11 oz. keep going down ... year after year after year. o You'd be just as tlappy Boston . ' and comfortable electric healing is economical, too. Because lhere's Chicago - I walls and draperies. Dusting is just a habit anymore." American League W. L. Pel. GB ' Kroger .. $Uver Platter no maintenance (no parts to wear out) and Ohio Power electric rates FULL SIZE' ' No,Purchase Required! FREE RACE TO RICH~ Game"l'ietetsAtAny Eroger Store! . Jeep Holley was ~e<~t~~~=~~ . ., . I the win. He allowed T9Jii:Cb~ • '. -~hamplonibip C!Qn· on seven hits. ll!st between Falls City and . ~low Llmf will CODifllon::e at .Tetty Rucker 7 o'clock 01\ ~- Wabama High ·with the defeat. School dlatbond in Maaon City. en;runs on 14 hils. Last, night. Falls CI)Y St.'Ored TerfY Rucker was four .runs In the second, . and with the defeat. He aiiO'Ir~, ad!fed sll)gle mar~ers ·;n the en runs o6 14 hits. . . , fourth, Dfth and s\xlb rungs to Buck King, Ho~ey, And electric heating is surprisingly clean-no fumes or grime to get on ea ' ' Center Cut RIB c fc • " • .' .. r ··t slow pitCh team advanced to lis, 13-1.' the fbials of the Bli! Bend Sow Pitch softball tournamem at Masop City Tul!llilay night by del ling Beav ,8 B•rber Shop oleaGallipOlis ~-2 •~ . ·)< ' ·..;: ~,Pi'tcG. · ' ,. . ' ' ,. �' \ I I • J r I ' ·_- .• . ·..:Ill•..;, SATURDAY - · '' t .' l -~w~ Whl~l~S= 00M1rf:' /:entl:e.: ~:d "":"""' O!iPosite Mark V Super Market CLEAR-OUT PRICES ON LOTS ... BROKEN $1ZES AND AND ENDS OF MERtHANDISE I SAVE UP TO 60% I ENJOY THE OUTDOORS!! 6-WEB ALUMINUM PATIO CHAIRS Folding-Non-Rusting I SALE PRICE Nth REG. 89c GIUmE BAYEIJ . ASPIRINS ' STAINLESS S'rEEL BLADES. Sllel '" ' 1 V2 1-YARD PC. GOODS REMNANTS ~~=RD . For Kitchen or Childrans Room ASST. FABRICS SALE! • uch ... .' ' COTION ' Sizes 32 to 38 Assorted Plain Colors ASSORTED SPRING TYPE KITCHEN GADGns .. CLOTHES PlNS llweTongseSpotulo Egg Tumerelron Haldtr e Plo ..""" • PIIZI Cutter c ~ 1 BIG PACKAGE OF 72PINS FOR ONLY ' aser e . m o 'lbe · ky s plllloeophy that 4 heN a day keeps the pmtenden &WIY look like a guld~ to the World Series. •• I The White Sox are the starless team of the Amerte.n League have been. COWited out more often than moat of the contenders for Cassius Cia~·· vacant heavywelgbl title. Bolt they've developed the ~ of producing the WJeXpeeted hit at the right time-and as often a1 not It comes from an ·UIIe1Jit<'1. 511th .9f b1s career wltb two In the ninth liu!ina .to produce a 1-1 tie In agame lt!lded by shortly lherea~. Harmon lebrew hit his 29th ~met of year for the Twine' run. The DetroiWiiltimore was seorleso when a downpour forced the ump!re canoe1 it. ~~t ' ..,a !I' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO REG. 79c won ilia · llie nlpte.p. By. UPI Sparl1l Wrller The White Sox ~ thst formula once again Tu~ay night when they beat · the Cleveland Indians 3-1 and 6-5 In 16 Innings, wl,nnlng tho flr•t 1111me on J.C. Martin's two-run ninth-Inning homer and Ute second game on a two-run homer by Ken Berry. Jncreaoe Leape Lead Martin's homer was only hi< second of the season while Berry's was No. 5 but the¥ were enough to increase the White Sox' first-place lead to two games because the thlrd.plal-e California Angels beat the second-place Boston Red Sox 64. The Kansas City A!h!eUcs beat the Washington S.naLm 5I and 6-5. the New York Yankees and MlnnesolJl Twin• played a 1-1 tie and the Detroit Tigers were rained o•Jt In the second Inning .Jt Baltimor• In other AmeACan Lea~ue action. . St. Louis nlpped Chi~?,O 4 3. Atlanta edged out Clncinlt•ti 1-0. San Francisco topned /lew York 5-I, Los Angeles d•f.. ted Pittsburgh 3-1 and Phiiadelnhia best Houslon 12--7 In Sati011al League games. Martin, playing hecau;e G.r. ry McNertney suffer<!<! sn Injury In the eighth Mnmn of the opener. delivered his gnmewlnnlllft blow off Sam 'drD••well after Tommie Agee walked in ~e ninth Inning of the ooener. The second game went Into exira Innings with police efaring that a crowd gathered outside Chicago's Coml•kev Park might riot and the White Sox and Indians battled scorle•s as H they wanted the game to continue until dawn. Win In lith In!tln~ A 4-4 tie produced liy Smoke Burgess' tw<>rllll elp•Mnnln& homer lasted untn the Indians scored In the top of the 161:1 on doubles by Vern Full.r and pinch-hitter Duke Sims. But Ken Boyer singled to open the Whtte Sox' 16th and one out later Berry connected for th~ gamtwinnlng blow against Steve Bailey. Jimmie Hall drov'e in !wo runs with two doubles a:~d a single to pace the Angels attack, which extended ~lr winning streak to seven gameo and snapped ~e Red Sox' winning streak at 10. Fred Newman shut out the Red Sox on four hit• for llie las! four Innings to preserve the v:in. Mii<e Hershberger a•d Ken Harrelson each homer!!'l and delivered key singles to pace the Athletics' sweep of the Senators. Jim Hunter •:moed eight hits to win his nin!~ ~ame In the opener while Chuck . Gallipolis Falls ·p!ty ' • .,i. ~;;, _::T; ' · ' In lhe second semi • fin a I defel\dlni West Vlrgnlla RIO.. pitch champion H~rof Parkersburg d~ PLAY·KROGER'S '. , NEW TV GAME,•• : . . eti~ Ni.J•s lllSlll'ance of GaJUpo-1 down Beaver's 7-2, . I ' I . :¥ LADIES ASST. OIENILLE BED SHIRTWAIST DRESSES SPREADS Mfgn. Assortment Val- To $4.99 s .99 Sizes 10 to 18 Ass!. Colors .88 NCh MENS WHITE conoN Larga 24x45 RAINBOW Handkerchiefs Slight lrr. PKG. OF 6 ~UGS Astl. Colors c .33 each ~~~[is~s~§~~~iE~~~~ .t ~5 ~2 40 41 .44 43 43 52 51 53 5S 53 .579 ... .559 2 .!51 2'1.1 .538 4 . California 54 Detroit 50 Millll8liOta 49 .533 4'1 Washington 46 .169 10'1.1 Baltimore 43 .457 m> Cleveland « .454 12 Kanas City 42 .433 II I New York 40 .430 14 I National League . W. L. Pel- GB St. Louis 57 411 .588 Chicago 56 41 .577 I Atlanta 50 43 .538 5 Cincinnati 52 46 .531 5'/o San Franci•co 51 47 .52D 6'1.1 Pltt•burgh 47 47 .500 8'!. Philadelphia 46 47 .495 9 Los Angeles 42 53 .442 14 New York 38 55 .40.-17 Houston 39 59 .398 18'1.1 Tuesday's Rtsulll Atlanta I Cincinnati 0 (night) St. Louis 4 Chicago! (night) il . THJ RACES\ ':o~g~~ ;. . WCHS-TV CHANNELS ·Sliced: Pork . Chops I . - "' :r o11 WOAY~TV CHANNEL·4, 12 oz. pkg. Center Gut LOIN EVERY WEt>NmDAY 7:00 PJI. . C.,lifhl, '!'Ito Kntler Ct., ltl7 Wo .,. rlfht to limit 'll!llllltito i ' """'· ~; rt.e N I llltVI & SAVI ' ' 2llt. Sliced Bacon-----·-- $1.33 pice. COUNl'RY CLUI Sliced Bacon _- ___ . ___ .~~. LiliAN, BONELESS, BITE-SIZ! Stew Beef _________ .. . _ Roll -Roast lb. KROGER FAMOUS QUALITY Bucket Steak ______ u. 99c ' \ l ... Av•llable ~~.. tl ~·. !. . .' I .... -- -illll!la--- JGama Piece Per Adult Per Sto.. Visit. , E . .• ·~ ~ •• • l0r By ' Writing Race To Riches, P. 0. Box 37, ;,' · I I Eestc...,tor, New . Yo~ 10709. Limit One f. · HAM, CHICKEN OR CHIESI pic•• Prlc~ . ~ JK••r Chackl•nes, Store Mar;ai•r's OHicel . 79e lb. _l _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ . . Rae• ro Rich• Game 75c Kroger Salads _______ _ .... 39c Tenderay Boneless BQston • ;'.\ j- ~ . . •. w . ' ...!.. ~ ..•. ,. Pork-.. ~ ::! Crunch . I ; ' • 'I•.. . i' Banquet Frozen · 49c lb. plcg, ~ Fudge Stripes SPOn.IGHT IN.STANT Coffee .. 49c 14 ... ,., • · ' pkg. Sip&Chip 10'.-\ ... plcg. ~ 43e Lifebouy 2 ltothban 41c Lifebouy DELICIOUS FLAVORS I m the Helmer Sortlands happy experience~ with 1, major eleCtrical appllancee, they decided ther couldn't go v...· J with electric healing In their remodeled home. .. Buffer - Tomatoes -reeze .... . ' ·- •••• • • • • "llik~my electric range and electric dryer so well," says Mrs ..Sortland, 1 1 I I I rightl Last winter was the most comfortable winter we've ever known." •••••• • u. " oi. ... o''We jus1 couldn't believe this house could be so warm-warm all over. Coffee $1.66 l•• . Send the coupon for a free estimate. And be comfortably warm this Lysol .Spray ' . · winter in a home of any age-withup-to-the-minute electric heating. - • • 7 ... ' \ 99c \ ' ' yl·'' ..,,.(, . >Jill~ I I 1 • ' .• " ··-.. , I ,,. Bleach~ .. crtn; $1. ' . • • •\ . .'.. ! •• : ···----- FRESH \ 'I '"' ·· '\ \ ... \\. .• . ' .... ' "' · . '~k, Cr...otl Whoot, . . . llo~u, Oltt Alot KROGER BRE~D -----l -4 FR,ESH , Peaches • •••••• ,~ , I, ':' • . :' . •... ~- i ., ~. I. ....-$L ·\ KRoGeR SKIM OR LOW FAT ICE CREAM _•--- . -_____ ... "' ..., 69e GET SIT TI~UE ' -- - · 3 IIOL $1 CIM . ,,. '" r · .. • __________ 9·.tn.$t... •· -· ' TUNA -................ . ... -. L !AONTI CHUI!K LIGHT • ' . A$SORTED C~l . SCO'I'l' . _.L_ I, • ' • . .. .. ' ·r,'· t .llfo.~t1 ' Addres•-~------­ CitY~--------- State _ _ _ _ _ zlP-- - - - San New York 4 lnl~ht) Phil•.Fran 12 5 Houston 1 <nlghtl Loa An&elet S Pitts. I (nl&hl) . J ... .•. '' ,~ ·' · ' . ---~~- -~ ~ ·~~~ ' '' . .• . ' tK...., Brood .... I'J 1•!. l9c1 HAIR SPRAY - ..• . Coua!rt Club AU Flavan • -· ;. lll NU MILK __ -_ .. --·-·._ .2 ~,::~ 69e I J • \,' ;• . . FRESH •• !' e ' ' .l 3 doz .. -~elery ' .:;,. ..... .... . ' tl Kandu • WHITI I Stanback 25c I ct. teed Satisfaction" ofler, And now you can s.ve $100 on installation. Send for complete detaUs and 1 free esti· N1me - - - - - - - - - - - Iggs .. J>ascal ' With electric heating, you're protected by a "Gu&ranmalo - ond r~ein this ElECTRIC KNifE FREE. Oflef' aoo.ilahle to Ollio Power t'Uiltomws ¥2 gal. Calgon · 37c lb. pic.. ' KROGER JELATIN 3 oz. pkg. 7c Kroger Grade A ' Plums with electric heating in your home. It's so easy lo install anytime of year. • ~ .... ~::: 89c Orange Juice I* 0111 10 ... • Kroger Pure Vitamin C Enriched Cllaoo as....., . oConvenient • i doz. 89c · • No. c1n1 ._ I Shortening "that we decided we couldn't go wrong with electric healing. We were • 4ftg( · 1 last ~ lllrr 24 IL ,...Uio - •h ' '• RM. $1.tf VALUI , • • Yo: j , cans DETERGENT . 3 .......... 5lc - •• •~ ALL PURPOSE 39 . •. i.~i KRO!lEit Praise .; Maxwell House ..-. •••••• "'· ·( ' 47C both loon ~ I , ·Big K DriQ.k~. Praise Kroger 4!~~ ~1. '"• Crisco Oil" .. • ' Vac Pac Coffee STANDARD BRAND 2 .• • • • ' •.~ ST.OK&LY BRANjl \· 2 ..,. ~an 31e 100 OLD HOUSE with an up-to_-the-minute heating ALL PURPOSE ·• 11 oz. keep going down ... year after year after year. o You'd be just as tlappy Boston . ' and comfortable electric healing is economical, too. Because lhere's Chicago - I walls and draperies. Dusting is just a habit anymore." American League W. L. Pel. GB ' Kroger .. $Uver Platter no maintenance (no parts to wear out) and Ohio Power electric rates FULL SIZE' ' No,Purchase Required! FREE RACE TO RICH~ Game"l'ietetsAtAny Eroger Store! . Jeep Holley was ~e<~t~~~=~~ . ., . I the win. He allowed T9Jii:Cb~ • '. -~hamplonibip C!Qn· on seven hits. ll!st between Falls City and . ~low Llmf will CODifllon::e at .Tetty Rucker 7 o'clock 01\ ~- Wabama High ·with the defeat. School dlatbond in Maaon City. en;runs on 14 hils. Last, night. Falls CI)Y St.'Ored TerfY Rucker was four .runs In the second, . and with the defeat. He aiiO'Ir~, ad!fed sll)gle mar~ers ·;n the en runs o6 14 hits. . . , fourth, Dfth and s\xlb rungs to Buck King, Ho~ey, And electric heating is surprisingly clean-no fumes or grime to get on ea ' ' Center Cut RIB c fc • " • .' .. r ··t slow pitCh team advanced to lis, 13-1.' the fbials of the Bli! Bend Sow Pitch softball tournamem at Masop City Tul!llilay night by del ling Beav ,8 B•rber Shop oleaGallipOlis ~-2 •~ . ·)< ' ·..;: ~,Pi'tcG. · ' ,. . ' ' ,. �' ''·~ " ·' ' ' " ' ' .' " a:i~;iy()iji' Lryp·i:ts, "HOUR. Stenographers,~ Right:.Away · ~-! ! !I ! ' ':.('oil> M ' :! ~ ,, ' ' ' ' · Corner By Charlene · . Boe/lkh WEEil Ia ALL ·)::0,, ' July·'sate·· . lntarvl•wa .. , . ' STR~ET NN • tWRRY TO••• ... Cheshire Site .. ' BARGAINS Values to 10.98. Slzes are broken. MEN'S SPORT COATS i PRICE 4-~·~f'(le Show Is A41gust 2ncl In Courthouse Both SUmmer Weight and Year Round Weights. All from our regular stock of fine quality Coats. Reg., Shorts and Longs. Reg. Price 29.50 to 39.50. Now only 14.75 to 19.75. A good run of sizes. Beat of Sport Shirts • - · - l Price Button down collar and Reg. Spread Collars. Both tapered Walking Shorts .. .:. 2.00 lo 3A9 • - - 8c • MEN'S SUITS When ·~~eel'' . ~tars .your home lt1brings yo11.a dfaolatlc new pride Ql. !!f~nhl& .~ . luxurious new llvlliflli!•lgn. J:Sut·Illere'S' lnore, much more,.to this fine lurnlture- ' .1 l ,, BAKER FURNITURE '• ' PRICE STRAW HATS i PRICE - ~ -'!~ COLOR IS THE BEST rrr---:. .' '' ' '" HEATING TIIADITIONAL WIIDDING IIING• new'' one of our lovely new Wedding Rinp. -'ll:ltA::.'I;- Open Every Day 7:00 to 5:30 .. B.9t . : - 9.99 ' .• i IN.AIR.coN!)ITIONID COMFORT • OPENfjPAY. ..}i:.OO ' Slses S.M.L. & XL. Rer. 3.98 1D 18.00. ·A very 10011 Dime Ia Jackota 2.00 to 7.50 · Dress Pants . • ' II"'"'"""' Yoan. for ·~ .. !• _,....,. : ~ Knit Shirts • • • • iPrict of .o1zeo aDd eolon. 1\er. Ull to 1.118. MENS SHORT SLEEVE - - · i Price Sweat Shirts MENS LONG SLEEVE Mens Jeans • ' ' fl • • • • Boys13 3-4oz.Jeans· $1.98 Sim 8, 8 and 10 only TShirts • .. · · · " ., .. SOc Slses 8 In BOYB to Melli. Valun to 1.11; We boUib\ I. In too 1111111· So bore tbeJ are for only IIOc. • jUIII eMany Other Items Too Numeft.u• To Menlion. All S.les C1sh. LADIES' .DRESSES - These sold from 3.98 to U8. YolD'I from 1,99 to 2.99 ' , A.aoQd rwuf llltt ., '. MENS LONG SLEEVI .i PRlCf Sport Shirts • .; • • $2 Slses S. M. L. XL. Choose trom a nice auortment of ' pa~ ft 101111 and colors. Volueo 1<>6..98 Dlwea.-..,t-.11. . Rea. Pdcl ' •.• -~ a. .... --~ 15.00• • 19 7.50 ., ··'· ' • ' Odd Lot Ladies' · Dretses · .. ·. ''3.00 Those for you on Even if you do nol boat these oro nleo for thoae cool evenilllll ahead. You want aeveral of these. Rea. 3.98 to 5.98. Sizes are broken. Mens . P aiamas · • • • ! off Both slmrt aleove, \nee .lenllth llld Rei. Lone Sleeve, long Ladies Blouses leg IQles. You will certaiDfy reeognl&e Ibis blab quality Paj11,1111. Size B, C 6 D. Rei. 4.88 to 6.118. Sale Price U2 to ' . .. Walking Shorts - - l Price Vabies to $16. 'lbele :JOIIIIIIllit - • .. • 4M ' ' BOYS SHORT SLEEVE Sport'Shirts • • • . ~·Price Both aJicl.Cotton Broadcloth. Some of theoa never need. I(Dit Ladi~ Hose • 2 ·pqir fbt·Pc boDillf.'Stae 8 to 16. Rer. 1.98 to 3.118, Sal*J'r!H lAO to J.lt- a:vs lllloa H.to-88/VU.es to l.lt , ' . ODD LOT •• - l- Price Dress Shirts Both wlilto and eolorecl patterns. A very good name In Shirts. GYm Snorts ,I J. Rer. 2.118 to 4.98-0D Sole 1.41 to 2.49 MEH AtJID I • .. .. ... prace lief. ..- • REGATTA CITY MENS SHORT SLEEVE wm .tbeil..· ..... 00. ' .......... T.98to .__ "' Friday &Saturday Until 9 • II·LM ,6JNNIE • i Price Ponderosa Sweat Shi'rts ·'2 are ,1u1t rllbt Boatera the Beautiful Ohio. Wtncertahdy~CJIIU Golden Harv,st Scotch Grain or Cordovan l.uguat SEVENTEEN. ;~ - MENS LONG SLEEVE alaeb Ia both IIUDIDier wel&ht and 1ear l'OOlllll welchta. lliiN 28 to 10 Ill llu. 6 8boN. YOJI· ' ·,'f/1 Smooth. Get the Connie · - ~~ color outlook! Sean in J "som~tbing Choice m a vetfeitly matched pair of finest qualijy Keepsake SLACKS i PRICE au ~f Summer Jackets . Yu bave ~n lbae on our racb and table at 3.41 to 3.00. A real buy fur Summer at 1.75 to 4.00. Both Denim and Dreu loot Ia Illes 28 to 40. Plain and .fancy patterut. MEN'S DRESS inl Connie's In with I color to go with your campus fa8hlons. t all your casual clads. r This cla..lc penny moo comet In uppers of Oliva Green, Blue or · AND vetl' ~·I Oa Sale for 2.00 to 1.99 ">e 1•. e word is out. COnnie's i PLUMBING wodding rill& styles • , , new texture • •• new deU. calc carvilq ••• new twotone aold ••• new l;lpeled desips, You'U find your I ..rT <) ;, Your Dtpencloble O..lerFor '· BOYS WASHABLE MENS ,nu.,-1'0-SCHOOL, LOOK.· NY AN Plumbing-Heating Make your 1 Botb plain and fancy, Silill 8 to 1S.IIq. UB ID .... Jar. ovent ooJy 1.49 to 2A9 On ale ,.., to 2.99 MEN'S DRESS ' "THf JPrictt,, iwil: • Most of tbese are Llibt Blue Denim. Val-tAt~ A nil!a ~nt ~ ' Both SUmmer & Year Round Welshll. Plain, fancy patterns In Reg., Shorts and Longs. Reg. Price 49.!10 lJ 80.00. For 3 days only :M..75to 40.00. Small Charge for Alteration• l MASON, W, VA. ...... MENS LIGHT WEIGHT JULY SALE ,:,. Sizes 8 to 20. A Jot ol lbe10 never DMd lrollfl&. U.98. For u- 3 daya 0117 2.99 to 4.99 · . MENS WltiTE A real' rood buy. Limit 12 per CUIIomer • By Bob Hoeflich PHONE 773-5583 IOYS otyles and the reguar cut for the men who cannot wear the tapered atyles. This Is olwayo a big seller and the first to go. You will want several of these and be1leve me we bave a nice run of ol2es and colors. S.M.L. & XL. AU very high qua). lty tl)at sold at 3.96 to 6.98. For this sununer event only .. FOR BOYSI ., MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Handkerchiefs pieces todall t Bargains Galore Throughout The Storel 2.98'" hNvenly tamfnrt, exclusive fabrics, superb styling, and best of all, Flexsteill's written. lifetime sprln9 guerant.;e.- See these magnificent ] Right to Limit Quantltlnl VELOUR SHIRTS ' • STORe CL.otoED l\lond ar u~riluon wbl•h tnclqdes • Mtn'a Short Sl- The ~lrend . ~ - '\, ~MEROY Most Items Half-Price i ~,; •· "ant Ya -. Vr . I °· SHOES FQR THE , ' ' saturday general ablQIIea lest and a $. '" ;, and eveillng appolnlmenta may minute typing uerclse al to . . be. made by writing or ean;ng word~ per minute. For ateuogra- All dey Thundoy, July 27, while w. prepare for this event. fD.!Sil Est. Ull. . ~ ;,A S.JDinute dictation DRASTIC REDUCTIONS .. . Salarle1 range trom fl5 to ·erclae Jt•given at 10 word1 per . . · tlll a week with good promo- mbluie. Minimum age requlre- For Men, BoYt !~~ncl Ladlea, too. t1cma1 opportunltlee and ~- ment Is 17 yeare. COME EAitL y . . . . ble yearly Increases. Benefits Apjllleatlons are bell1fl ~ccent · . . Include •. $-day work week, ed lolt\ ffillng Immediate vacan· Stoy late and visit with old friends. Remtmber, such on 1ntereat1ng 8111gnmenll, at least ctes ·as well as for openings at 11 this, only happens twice a year. ·. 1% weeki paid vacallon, slclt • later dele. .All . .,S.lea Cnhl We Ruerva the ··" Save~ dally lbroUih Friday. ~ ' ' Street, llunllnglon, W. Va.. lor tiled miiBI take • dvU nrvlce c'• ~ ·' ~:: fRIDAY, JULY 28 · sATURE1AY(. 41ULY 29, . MONDAY, · JUL't ·3r :'· ·. ·~ ·'3Dclys ONLYI '1'\Je Department of' !be Navy leave, groujl bo~talllatlon, onIii Wuhlnafoo, D. C., Mella cl· tb&-jo~ . IIQI'B!n& ' service, Opt!OII' \'lllan IJplsta and atenolr,phel'll at lllt,lilaurance, ~ no~l· to Ill essential ~ltlmls In Ill II calelerial. · ~alive o~. . \ Tem~ bonsiBg Is arr&nf" 'lberefore, Mrs. Vera Elam,. .llf ~ .NaV, In aclv~ of .arel'l'lltsn Na vy ~ve, ~ivai ~ u,atatance Is given In will be located at the Navy Re' llndhli' IUltable permanent aoerultlns station, Federal Office comlnodl\~. . llulldtng, Room IUO, 1102 - 8th App1lcianta wbo luive not qual- . ...~...~:' • ·'' ... r~ •- ' . ' :f", :'ll ' f . •· • • • .. SOc Ladies Shorts. ·• �' ''·~ " ·' ' ' " ' ' .' " a:i~;iy()iji' Lryp·i:ts, "HOUR. Stenographers,~ Right:.Away · ~-! ! !I ! ' ':.('oil> M ' :! ~ ,, ' ' ' ' · Corner By Charlene · . Boe/lkh WEEil Ia ALL ·)::0,, ' July·'sate·· . lntarvl•wa .. , . ' STR~ET NN • tWRRY TO••• ... Cheshire Site .. ' BARGAINS Values to 10.98. Slzes are broken. MEN'S SPORT COATS i PRICE 4-~·~f'(le Show Is A41gust 2ncl In Courthouse Both SUmmer Weight and Year Round Weights. All from our regular stock of fine quality Coats. Reg., Shorts and Longs. Reg. Price 29.50 to 39.50. Now only 14.75 to 19.75. A good run of sizes. Beat of Sport Shirts • - · - l Price Button down collar and Reg. Spread Collars. Both tapered Walking Shorts .. .:. 2.00 lo 3A9 • - - 8c • MEN'S SUITS When ·~~eel'' . ~tars .your home lt1brings yo11.a dfaolatlc new pride Ql. !!f~nhl& .~ . luxurious new llvlliflli!•lgn. J:Sut·Illere'S' lnore, much more,.to this fine lurnlture- ' .1 l ,, BAKER FURNITURE '• ' PRICE STRAW HATS i PRICE - ~ -'!~ COLOR IS THE BEST rrr---:. .' '' ' '" HEATING TIIADITIONAL WIIDDING IIING• new'' one of our lovely new Wedding Rinp. -'ll:ltA::.'I;- Open Every Day 7:00 to 5:30 .. B.9t . : - 9.99 ' .• i IN.AIR.coN!)ITIONID COMFORT • OPENfjPAY. ..}i:.OO ' Slses S.M.L. & XL. Rer. 3.98 1D 18.00. ·A very 10011 Dime Ia Jackota 2.00 to 7.50 · Dress Pants . • ' II"'"'"""' Yoan. for ·~ .. !• _,....,. : ~ Knit Shirts • • • • iPrict of .o1zeo aDd eolon. 1\er. Ull to 1.118. MENS SHORT SLEEVE - - · i Price Sweat Shirts MENS LONG SLEEVE Mens Jeans • ' ' fl • • • • Boys13 3-4oz.Jeans· $1.98 Sim 8, 8 and 10 only TShirts • .. · · · " ., .. SOc Slses 8 In BOYB to Melli. Valun to 1.11; We boUib\ I. In too 1111111· So bore tbeJ are for only IIOc. • jUIII eMany Other Items Too Numeft.u• To Menlion. All S.les C1sh. LADIES' .DRESSES - These sold from 3.98 to U8. YolD'I from 1,99 to 2.99 ' , A.aoQd rwuf llltt ., '. MENS LONG SLEEVI .i PRlCf Sport Shirts • .; • • $2 Slses S. M. L. XL. Choose trom a nice auortment of ' pa~ ft 101111 and colors. Volueo 1<>6..98 Dlwea.-..,t-.11. . Rea. Pdcl ' •.• -~ a. .... --~ 15.00• • 19 7.50 ., ··'· ' • ' Odd Lot Ladies' · Dretses · .. ·. ''3.00 Those for you on Even if you do nol boat these oro nleo for thoae cool evenilllll ahead. You want aeveral of these. Rea. 3.98 to 5.98. Sizes are broken. Mens . P aiamas · • • • ! off Both slmrt aleove, \nee .lenllth llld Rei. Lone Sleeve, long Ladies Blouses leg IQles. You will certaiDfy reeognl&e Ibis blab quality Paj11,1111. Size B, C 6 D. Rei. 4.88 to 6.118. Sale Price U2 to ' . .. Walking Shorts - - l Price Vabies to $16. 'lbele :JOIIIIIIllit - • .. • 4M ' ' BOYS SHORT SLEEVE Sport'Shirts • • • . ~·Price Both aJicl.Cotton Broadcloth. Some of theoa never need. I(Dit Ladi~ Hose • 2 ·pqir fbt·Pc boDillf.'Stae 8 to 16. Rer. 1.98 to 3.118, Sal*J'r!H lAO to J.lt- a:vs lllloa H.to-88/VU.es to l.lt , ' . ODD LOT •• - l- Price Dress Shirts Both wlilto and eolorecl patterns. A very good name In Shirts. GYm Snorts ,I J. Rer. 2.118 to 4.98-0D Sole 1.41 to 2.49 MEH AtJID I • .. .. ... prace lief. ..- • REGATTA CITY MENS SHORT SLEEVE wm .tbeil..· ..... 00. ' .......... T.98to .__ "' Friday &Saturday Until 9 • II·LM ,6JNNIE • i Price Ponderosa Sweat Shi'rts ·'2 are ,1u1t rllbt Boatera the Beautiful Ohio. Wtncertahdy~CJIIU Golden Harv,st Scotch Grain or Cordovan l.uguat SEVENTEEN. ;~ - MENS LONG SLEEVE alaeb Ia both IIUDIDier wel&ht and 1ear l'OOlllll welchta. lliiN 28 to 10 Ill llu. 6 8boN. YOJI· ' ·,'f/1 Smooth. Get the Connie · - ~~ color outlook! Sean in J "som~tbing Choice m a vetfeitly matched pair of finest qualijy Keepsake SLACKS i PRICE au ~f Summer Jackets . Yu bave ~n lbae on our racb and table at 3.41 to 3.00. A real buy fur Summer at 1.75 to 4.00. Both Denim and Dreu loot Ia Illes 28 to 40. Plain and .fancy patterut. MEN'S DRESS inl Connie's In with I color to go with your campus fa8hlons. t all your casual clads. r This cla..lc penny moo comet In uppers of Oliva Green, Blue or · AND vetl' ~·I Oa Sale for 2.00 to 1.99 ">e 1•. e word is out. COnnie's i PLUMBING wodding rill& styles • , , new texture • •• new deU. calc carvilq ••• new twotone aold ••• new l;lpeled desips, You'U find your I ..rT <) ;, Your Dtpencloble O..lerFor '· BOYS WASHABLE MENS ,nu.,-1'0-SCHOOL, LOOK.· NY AN Plumbing-Heating Make your 1 Botb plain and fancy, Silill 8 to 1S.IIq. UB ID .... Jar. ovent ooJy 1.49 to 2A9 On ale ,.., to 2.99 MEN'S DRESS ' "THf JPrictt,, iwil: • Most of tbese are Llibt Blue Denim. Val-tAt~ A nil!a ~nt ~ ' Both SUmmer & Year Round Welshll. Plain, fancy patterns In Reg., Shorts and Longs. Reg. Price 49.!10 lJ 80.00. For 3 days only :M..75to 40.00. Small Charge for Alteration• l MASON, W, VA. ...... MENS LIGHT WEIGHT JULY SALE ,:,. Sizes 8 to 20. A Jot ol lbe10 never DMd lrollfl&. U.98. For u- 3 daya 0117 2.99 to 4.99 · . MENS WltiTE A real' rood buy. Limit 12 per CUIIomer • By Bob Hoeflich PHONE 773-5583 IOYS otyles and the reguar cut for the men who cannot wear the tapered atyles. This Is olwayo a big seller and the first to go. You will want several of these and be1leve me we bave a nice run of ol2es and colors. S.M.L. & XL. AU very high qua). lty tl)at sold at 3.96 to 6.98. For this sununer event only .. FOR BOYSI ., MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Handkerchiefs pieces todall t Bargains Galore Throughout The Storel 2.98'" hNvenly tamfnrt, exclusive fabrics, superb styling, and best of all, Flexsteill's written. lifetime sprln9 guerant.;e.- See these magnificent ] Right to Limit Quantltlnl VELOUR SHIRTS ' • STORe CL.otoED l\lond ar u~riluon wbl•h tnclqdes • Mtn'a Short Sl- The ~lrend . ~ - '\, ~MEROY Most Items Half-Price i ~,; •· "ant Ya -. Vr . I °· SHOES FQR THE , ' ' saturday general ablQIIea lest and a $. '" ;, and eveillng appolnlmenta may minute typing uerclse al to . . be. made by writing or ean;ng word~ per minute. For ateuogra- All dey Thundoy, July 27, while w. prepare for this event. fD.!Sil Est. Ull. . ~ ;,A S.JDinute dictation DRASTIC REDUCTIONS .. . Salarle1 range trom fl5 to ·erclae Jt•given at 10 word1 per . . · tlll a week with good promo- mbluie. Minimum age requlre- For Men, BoYt !~~ncl Ladlea, too. t1cma1 opportunltlee and ~- ment Is 17 yeare. COME EAitL y . . . . ble yearly Increases. Benefits Apjllleatlons are bell1fl ~ccent · . . Include •. $-day work week, ed lolt\ ffillng Immediate vacan· Stoy late and visit with old friends. Remtmber, such on 1ntereat1ng 8111gnmenll, at least ctes ·as well as for openings at 11 this, only happens twice a year. ·. 1% weeki paid vacallon, slclt • later dele. .All . .,S.lea Cnhl We Ruerva the ··" Save~ dally lbroUih Friday. ~ ' ' Street, llunllnglon, W. Va.. lor tiled miiBI take • dvU nrvlce c'• ~ ·' ~:: fRIDAY, JULY 28 · sATURE1AY(. 41ULY 29, . MONDAY, · JUL't ·3r :'· ·. ·~ ·'3Dclys ONLYI '1'\Je Department of' !be Navy leave, groujl bo~talllatlon, onIii Wuhlnafoo, D. C., Mella cl· tb&-jo~ . IIQI'B!n& ' service, Opt!OII' \'lllan IJplsta and atenolr,phel'll at lllt,lilaurance, ~ no~l· to Ill essential ~ltlmls In Ill II calelerial. · ~alive o~. . \ Tem~ bonsiBg Is arr&nf" 'lberefore, Mrs. Vera Elam,. .llf ~ .NaV, In aclv~ of .arel'l'lltsn Na vy ~ve, ~ivai ~ u,atatance Is given In will be located at the Navy Re' llndhli' IUltable permanent aoerultlns station, Federal Office comlnodl\~. . llulldtng, Room IUO, 1102 - 8th App1lcianta wbo luive not qual- . ...~...~:' • ·'' ... r~ •- ' . ' :f", :'ll ' f . •· • • • .. SOc Ladies Shorts. ·• �. '' I . ' . \ ' ' '/ .. ' \ I ,' ' ' ' I \ - I .; ~ \ ..,,. • '' . ·,.• ' .o. Kanauga, 0. • . .." ,J ' .. (. •• • I I • .. I ' .I' I : . ' • ; ' 'I ito, ·""' .. . l. ; . : •I• . ..•• ; .'' : .. I ~ tl~Y~s · 4 ROLL PAeK Colors c ROSEDALE~ SLICED ' . DELICIOUS ·H· '} m·- 1Lb. I ' I < ·, ' i .LUCO TEX HOUSE PAINT 1 :: c.· · 10 ;· ;. OI!ANGE, ~ltAPL! OR . for BONELESS RUMP OR ROUND " j CAKE MIXES lb. WHnE • Y!LLOW- D!VIL'S ~OOD IAtiSFACTION GUARANtUb ..,DN ALL PRODUcts SOLD OR ' . ,:. •' ·"' c Basket ONLY WHITE PICKET . ,( PLASTIC CAN c ,. FENCE,, 10'12 oz. BOTTLE ONLY ' . qn c REG. : $1.19 . . HOT DQG ·' SAUCE slb. . s ... 66 Lustre Cream LIQU.JD . . SHAIA-PQO -.-·· S~CTION I ·- .. ' '..• \ 'I .. l I :NEW WEALTHY GIANT LB. :_/·CREST . .. TC)QTHPASTE - C. BAG ! ... i I. 'l I c -Easy Monday ,STARCH ;·SPRAY '' 210%. c can can .,' ' ' '1 . ' ' .' 51'- - --, I ; , j '• I . ., ' ... ~ .. YOU'LL JUMP WHILE THEY I:A\St AT THE SA . •• • . .''• : . ..' .. . ' ; • 00 ' ' ' ~ .;' • ONLY ' . WE ACCEPT . FEO.ERAL FOOD · _ STAMPS IT S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT 1. I I (J •' ' Box ' ,. ' ···· .·Ctlrs Tr..cks • ', 1 ' ·.WOE~. ExrRA+z~ . MAN. LIST $41.00 Rod, Reel· v1m1 Home Grown .. -~~- ••• . ZEBCO .... ~~33 Combinttlbn · pr BONUS IUY ,. '· c LUSTRE .CREME EVERYDAY LOW ' ..•• .• MITCHELL 400· .REEL· Plastic HUGE SAVIN-GS ... . Drapes $1.19 -· ' . I • ' REG. 39c EACH " . GALLON METAL TRASH CAN I . '' .. '. 20 GCIUon I • ' c . · YOUR MONEY WILL IE ·CHEERFULY REFUNDED GIANT CAN.PY BARS BISCUITS, 1l 1•n• oo::.· BONUS IUY OUNCAN HINES 46 OZ. C:AN .i . BAYER' 200 ·TABLETS ASPIRIN ,_ NESTLES • / ORANGE PINEAPPLE I YOU1Ll PURR AT THESE VALUES .Sa -·_w'hs Layer .· 1 for and - • \ pkgs. White HJ.C ' . ::fi,. ' ' BATHROOM TISSUE ( ... . ' 8oz.' ( .. ' . ~- BONUS IUY WALDORF - '· I . I I· I · IJ2S Ou . c·~ .· US OF BARGAIN~k. :. \ · .':·~·:· ·-• ') 'I ·-- • n·~ I J.,..• . \ . , \ .-_.;.....--:---------,-----~' , I . . i ' • '' YOU .. ~' '. . TINY'S ·· · Bar~· g· •· l • • . ,. )"' . • . .. . ' ~' '' ' ' . t .· . j, ~ . ·~ ~~.\'~·\':: ' . . ••. ''! ' I ' ' I �. '' I . ' . \ ' ' '/ .. ' \ I ,' ' ' ' I \ - I .; ~ \ ..,,. • '' . ·,.• ' .o. Kanauga, 0. • . .." ,J ' .. (. •• • I I • .. I ' .I' I : . ' • ; ' 'I ito, ·""' .. . l. ; . : •I• . ..•• ; .'' : .. I ~ tl~Y~s · 4 ROLL PAeK Colors c ROSEDALE~ SLICED ' . DELICIOUS ·H· '} m·- 1Lb. I ' I < ·, ' i .LUCO TEX HOUSE PAINT 1 :: c.· · 10 ;· ;. OI!ANGE, ~ltAPL! OR . for BONELESS RUMP OR ROUND " j CAKE MIXES lb. WHnE • Y!LLOW- D!VIL'S ~OOD IAtiSFACTION GUARANtUb ..,DN ALL PRODUcts SOLD OR ' . ,:. •' ·"' c Basket ONLY WHITE PICKET . ,( PLASTIC CAN c ,. FENCE,, 10'12 oz. BOTTLE ONLY ' . qn c REG. : $1.19 . . HOT DQG ·' SAUCE slb. . s ... 66 Lustre Cream LIQU.JD . . SHAIA-PQO -.-·· S~CTION I ·- .. ' '..• \ 'I .. l I :NEW WEALTHY GIANT LB. :_/·CREST . .. TC)QTHPASTE - C. BAG ! ... i I. 'l I c -Easy Monday ,STARCH ;·SPRAY '' 210%. c can can .,' ' ' '1 . ' ' .' 51'- - --, I ; , j '• I . ., ' ... ~ .. YOU'LL JUMP WHILE THEY I:A\St AT THE SA . •• • . .''• : . ..' .. . ' ; • 00 ' ' ' ~ .;' • ONLY ' . WE ACCEPT . FEO.ERAL FOOD · _ STAMPS IT S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT 1. I I (J •' ' Box ' ,. ' ···· .·Ctlrs Tr..cks • ', 1 ' ·.WOE~. ExrRA+z~ . MAN. LIST $41.00 Rod, Reel· v1m1 Home Grown .. -~~- ••• . ZEBCO .... ~~33 Combinttlbn · pr BONUS IUY ,. '· c LUSTRE .CREME EVERYDAY LOW ' ..•• .• MITCHELL 400· .REEL· Plastic HUGE SAVIN-GS ... . Drapes $1.19 -· ' . I • ' REG. 39c EACH " . GALLON METAL TRASH CAN I . '' .. '. 20 GCIUon I • ' c . · YOUR MONEY WILL IE ·CHEERFULY REFUNDED GIANT CAN.PY BARS BISCUITS, 1l 1•n• oo::.· BONUS IUY OUNCAN HINES 46 OZ. C:AN .i . BAYER' 200 ·TABLETS ASPIRIN ,_ NESTLES • / ORANGE PINEAPPLE I YOU1Ll PURR AT THESE VALUES .Sa -·_w'hs Layer .· 1 for and - • \ pkgs. White HJ.C ' . ::fi,. ' ' BATHROOM TISSUE ( ... . ' 8oz.' ( .. ' . ~- BONUS IUY WALDORF - '· I . I I· I · IJ2S Ou . c·~ .· US OF BARGAIN~k. :. \ · .':·~·:· ·-• ') 'I ·-- • n·~ I J.,..• . \ . , \ .-_.;.....--:---------,-----~' , I . . i ' • '' YOU .. ~' '. . TINY'S ·· · Bar~· g· •· l • • . ,. )"' . • . .. . ' ~' '' ' ' . t .· . j, ~ . ·~ ~~.\'~·\':: ' . . ••. ''! ' I ' ' I �, • i ,, J ,, ., i ' . ·t' --·-·--........ ' ..., 11, ~'O..Itll1 2iGNS' CiP ·QuAUTY 1962 OLD$MOIILE . Ail..,...li__...,,....... '* MlniiHnt ,.. OAHI .., Waitt I .... WllnC. 11 llnh ..... w.N., thNI . . . . . ttn IDMrtkln., 11 aatt w WoiW. ... ~ U ,er e~~nt OIICtUnl on ptld ... - - - - - - - - - ..,...,.. 1 ~- Adllttloftll 1 ';!.N~h:,: ..... ..,.,. Offi:ICI HOUU 1110 L . . to 5:00 ,. 111., o.o, &:10 a. 111... 1\:0D Noon, latuniQ IT'I I.UY TO PLACI lA WANT AD fi!NGN8 ttt4UI 1965 MUSTANG $179i 1965 FORD PICKUP $159! 8ft. Flareslde, va engme, heavy duty tires, solid eab, green liDisb. beater. lrtUrfiOII.. tdditkiMI • .,.,- $99$ Convertible, 288 V8 ..,gjne, Hpeed, 6 new wbltewall !Ires, radio and beater, black fiDisb, wblte top. . to 11111tt c~ 11.10 tor 5CI !fGnl mlftllllvm. lacll · v.a, auW~Dallc trans. Radio '111!1 bea~• 11004: tim. blue .... wblte liDl8ll, ablrp, a.eat ..... ,.,... oteOI". laC IDd broil:.., relli Diea. · ·• , : 88, 4-Door, "'d •d ,.,d .atar.. .. d•YL CA•D 011 THANKI & OIIITUARIII . For Sale II Pomeroy Motor Co. witb bath, located on Morn- II 118 ACRE F~<iiiho~ arm,- -.· v room ing Star Road, IU. I, R:acb~e, Ohio.•• Phone 949-2117. 7 25 II CAMPING tRAILERS .- OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO SI.-Mo1011, W.Va. Watch I'Dr tho Arr!YOI of •TOU~OME• Llo........ P1kU RADIATOR Lost and· Found SERVICE LOST - S bla:\ and whit female beagles. Name addressed Marion. Ohio, live near Dexter. Notify cine Hill, 1&2106. 7 26 'It 4.1'L I.INER ROUSH & LYONS AU New Rldlator Shop TRUC:I(CAM~ER P WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE Notice "$795.00up EXPERINCED BLAETTNARS'~ ...........-.... 992-21.43 ,.1111,., HONDA S.AilS & SERVICE II ONI OP'"II IIICIIl P~lll. 8v ART SANSOM fHI IOii.tl LOSEI CALL . DICK ~WI.INGS ly IRANNIR WiNNil! WINKLi IM PROUD OF'10J,WENDY. l8wllngs Hondl Sllll '(OU WIDE 6COD U~E OF W!NMEA1J!iKT· CHEERIJP WYM151 · ~IPC!Jn. · OHIO ALL IIi'( CRITIC!!lM,. !F5HE5AW WENOW!OE· 5113N$FOR THE TEEN FASHION CONT/35T. IEIC . . =" "-'? ~ . ;:_ ly a Milk HOWfl St11~EIDER ~I Hospital News ly MERRILL BLOSSER hrush ior 'fearord, Racine Route 2. M9-2323 or 1149-2391. 7 2tl 6to By HAROLD. ORA 1 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE .-------------~=®~======~?===,~~--------~ 'TI'I! WOilLD IS 1llJ.P "Mrr MO LONGER 00 "T!<e AND f1ATl\IW; Dlf'IE ON HUMAti FLE~ ·. "TI<<rr HOUSE PAIN'l'ING, roo painting house and barn, terior decorating, phone 532!c 7 20 THEY HAVE eMBRACED CIVILIZED RULeS OF CONDUCT! ly V. T. HAMLIN ' . . :"NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIBS IN MIDDLEPORT. ? Contlcthye...., Mddlepad liiNGEii _ . , IIOW 'l'llmiJt rnnlllln LIIBI yeur ... llalnllf CaD- WY liS ... eqaiJlPI!I • -8fllll. ....... ..... -. payo117~- _.,1 __ ..... '· L.DdO"Brlen ,..... ex.-offlel• CJetJr; of Ull Court 11 R1nrtett1 O'BtieD ('I) 18, ,. - . . . ......... II':IIIMIIIJIIII - B11111 .._ .. won • ~ , llneleiW$ b . ......... ~r. PIJ¢111111111P_Io_.....,Aio- tblllnt lo'lr, ll: ......... u.. - ...... - ·- ....... llca ............. . . . . . . ._ _. . _ _l_ I f l f - - ... a l l - &Citrr• ..,.-,'YCHJA.Y A• ,q ITa ltVeMO ••'1'0 ... 189······ phone • dlly . . . . . evenlnp. lliddl!pllt, fill• .... ...._.•.... IORLTIIY• IOYIT • • W£ ••• ., •••• .,. ,.,y ....... , , 1' II .... OIXI r IIICIBRIII"Il&li ~-em., .......... JIIIO ila&a WOIIDI1 .ADIIII', llllllllo 'O*'P' Jwltll>-1 .... .u 11"1"1'~ . . ,. ABBIE AND SI.ATS ly RAEBURN VAN IURIN �, • i ,, J ,, ., i ' . ·t' --·-·--........ ' ..., 11, ~'O..Itll1 2iGNS' CiP ·QuAUTY 1962 OLD$MOIILE . Ail..,...li__...,,....... '* MlniiHnt ,.. OAHI .., Waitt I .... WllnC. 11 llnh ..... w.N., thNI . . . . . ttn IDMrtkln., 11 aatt w WoiW. ... ~ U ,er e~~nt OIICtUnl on ptld ... - - - - - - - - - ..,...,.. 1 ~- Adllttloftll 1 ';!.N~h:,: ..... ..,.,. Offi:ICI HOUU 1110 L . . to 5:00 ,. 111., o.o, &:10 a. 111... 1\:0D Noon, latuniQ IT'I I.UY TO PLACI lA WANT AD fi!NGN8 ttt4UI 1965 MUSTANG $179i 1965 FORD PICKUP $159! 8ft. Flareslde, va engme, heavy duty tires, solid eab, green liDisb. beater. lrtUrfiOII.. tdditkiMI • .,.,- $99$ Convertible, 288 V8 ..,gjne, Hpeed, 6 new wbltewall !Ires, radio and beater, black fiDisb, wblte top. . to 11111tt c~ 11.10 tor 5CI !fGnl mlftllllvm. lacll · v.a, auW~Dallc trans. Radio '111!1 bea~• 11004: tim. blue .... wblte liDl8ll, ablrp, a.eat ..... ,.,... oteOI". laC IDd broil:.., relli Diea. · ·• , : 88, 4-Door, "'d •d ,.,d .atar.. .. d•YL CA•D 011 THANKI & OIIITUARIII . For Sale II Pomeroy Motor Co. witb bath, located on Morn- II 118 ACRE F~<iiiho~ arm,- -.· v room ing Star Road, IU. I, R:acb~e, Ohio.•• Phone 949-2117. 7 25 II CAMPING tRAILERS .- OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO SI.-Mo1011, W.Va. Watch I'Dr tho Arr!YOI of •TOU~OME• Llo........ P1kU RADIATOR Lost and· Found SERVICE LOST - S bla:\ and whit female beagles. Name addressed Marion. Ohio, live near Dexter. Notify cine Hill, 1&2106. 7 26 'It 4.1'L I.INER ROUSH & LYONS AU New Rldlator Shop TRUC:I(CAM~ER P WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE Notice "$795.00up EXPERINCED BLAETTNARS'~ ...........-.... 992-21.43 ,.1111,., HONDA S.AilS & SERVICE II ONI OP'"II IIICIIl P~lll. 8v ART SANSOM fHI IOii.tl LOSEI CALL . DICK ~WI.INGS ly IRANNIR WiNNil! WINKLi IM PROUD OF'10J,WENDY. l8wllngs Hondl Sllll '(OU WIDE 6COD U~E OF W!NMEA1J!iKT· CHEERIJP WYM151 · ~IPC!Jn. · OHIO ALL IIi'( CRITIC!!lM,. !F5HE5AW WENOW!OE· 5113N$FOR THE TEEN FASHION CONT/35T. IEIC . . =" "-'? ~ . ;:_ ly a Milk HOWfl St11~EIDER ~I Hospital News ly MERRILL BLOSSER hrush ior 'fearord, Racine Route 2. M9-2323 or 1149-2391. 7 2tl 6to By HAROLD. ORA 1 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE .-------------~=®~======~?===,~~--------~ 'TI'I! WOilLD IS 1llJ.P "Mrr MO LONGER 00 "T!<e AND f1ATl\IW; Dlf'IE ON HUMAti FLE~ ·. "TI<<rr HOUSE PAIN'l'ING, roo painting house and barn, terior decorating, phone 532!c 7 20 THEY HAVE eMBRACED CIVILIZED RULeS OF CONDUCT! ly V. T. HAMLIN ' . . :"NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIBS IN MIDDLEPORT. ? Contlcthye...., Mddlepad liiNGEii _ . , IIOW 'l'llmiJt rnnlllln LIIBI yeur ... llalnllf CaD- WY liS ... eqaiJlPI!I • -8fllll. ....... ..... -. payo117~- _.,1 __ ..... '· L.DdO"Brlen ,..... ex.-offlel• CJetJr; of Ull Court 11 R1nrtett1 O'BtieD ('I) 18, ,. - . . . ......... II':IIIMIIIJIIII - B11111 .._ .. won • ~ , llneleiW$ b . ......... ~r. PIJ¢111111111P_Io_.....,Aio- tblllnt lo'lr, ll: ......... u.. - ...... - ·- ....... llca ............. . . . . . . ._ _. . _ _l_ I f l f - - ... a l l - &Citrr• ..,.-,'YCHJA.Y A• ,q ITa ltVeMO ••'1'0 ... 189······ phone • dlly . . . . . evenlnp. lliddl!pllt, fill• .... ...._.•.... IORLTIIY• IOYIT • • W£ ••• ., •••• .,. ,.,y ....... , , 1' II .... OIXI r IIICIBRIII"Il&li ~-em., .......... JIIIO ila&a WOIIDI1 .ADIIII', llllllllo 'O*'P' Jwltll>-1 .... .u 11"1"1'~ . . ,. ABBIE AND SI.ATS ly RAEBURN VAN IURIN �..... 'f. ·;~ { I ,. ~ i"!' 0 . ' \ " ' ' ' ... l \ I ' . I .' . ... . I o• IJ I' ' " ' I < ·. " " "/ " ' ' \ . .. .. . I , .... ~· t , ,, t ., " , ' ·· ·-' "':,_ ,..•.... ·~ ~ - ... -· ~ ---···....: ... ... --H.-.,..-I: _r.-~~- ~ AI:. ,.,§IJ,. JAbout ' Pomeroy ' . r-1!, :.-.JA . -. .. -. " •.. ....... .: J......f!uJ!IIIJ /U /lfl: C1JM.ufl ·"· .-,. .. ' J ! 1"1 ~ '" ., ~ ,, , citnliill/ 'be MJd., ·- · · :- ·· ':-' oUter 'Shameful Violenc~~tould Destroy U.S. . ~~~-:Eu::fc:~~ NJ!i.W YORK (UPfl-Fotmerl ca~ lead only tb lirulrcSt. 'And wrong with , our pubJIO and Eisenhower wrote, ·~But "'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!mm!!m!!!!il!!!!!l!!!!l'll!R!m!m!'mlll!ll)l . President Dwight 1>. l!:lienhow' anarchy Is a del!lroyer · of private attltildes toward law l~ct that society has treated "' . , '· ,, er condemned racial violence nations." and order. POI'baps the bO'ic hun badly does not give him Credibility Gag, · Th•• Will Jottem, who runs Wednesday as ,"the most I "'W~ .olJ6ht )" ·he ashamed," problem' is apilt~y, plus ne~l ..ot tight to smash a store Windon•I Appalachia U.S.A. the cro98roeds store, took the shameful outcropping" of a the fottner ,l'resldent said In a ·j of eertain tlmdamental morill aftd. take what he wants1 or 00000\!o fioor. lawlessneos which is threatenlngj copyrighted article l,n the , principles." , · attack our police with aninsal jl Deer Editor 'That's not hard !o do," he to destroy the United States. j August issue of the Relidero· E' h . id N rt ~ · ferocity." Tbo Heresy . Holler Improve· declared.."the~e's a fellow ~- Rising ·crime rates and Digest. · \ w~~~k •;~~~ dan~~ to. Dismisslng chflrges of puJlce 8 mlaenlt Assi~athloin heldk speht· e: m Cahforma. namllke of Rig· campus disturbance wero other ~ Contributing !actors, he nation and must be handled brutality as "usually nr•otsense," meet ng t s wee at t e gm, orr• gomethmg e that, . h 'd th 1 thi Su Co 1 ith t' temporizing" The No · Eisenhower warl\"d that 1 ' basi. pess es1ablishm en· t ,., h it bef Signs. e sa1 , a s coun ry 1 were preme ur w ou Guard mull! be . callell In ·· ~reme .Court . rulllll• .· .;::~~':il 0 1 v•. . says e· c~n sop' ore .You is "oiunging into an era of , limiting pollee powers, . a tlollal Martus, our local fun.eral d~rec- can say domino thre.e times, lawlessnes,, which in the end tencltncy by the youn~ to blame wben cannot handle the helped to WI the seal•• tor. (We expected qutte a large tf Pres. Johnson will JUSt g •.I . ... _. .. all their problems on and rioters mull! be effective law enforcement" C!J'Owd and no . other member out of the, way so he can rig IN OPERATION BILLINGS and attemnls by some had enough chairs to seat them thmgs up. . right• leaders to excuse Negro all). Dowton Thomas spoke up, HARTFORD, W. Va . .- Ar- rioters Aller diiiposlng of 8 few rou- ::Lot?' poople . tnlk. that way," ,:ny Corporal Dennis~ Kimes, But, · he said, beyond that but JUSt how '" thiS guy gomg 120 son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken· "there is something seriously · II ne matterS sueh as endorsing to do it? Those Israeli don't neth K. Kimes, Hartford, W. I - - -- --· that movement to i'llild a have any armies to spare" jv •., participated in "Operation COMPLETES COURSE c. briclge across Jumpan H u n, . . Billings" in Vietham with the I LETART W V - A r m y ahd drawmg up a pe!I!Jon for "That's all ftgured out " Will i . .. C 1 • · a. larger relief checks we got returned "this fellow Rig•in Jst Infantry DJVJSJOn. P Private First Class Reginald T.' . • • . • K1mes IS a sectJon clue! assign- H !9 f Mr and Mrs down to the subJect on hand. · is old hand at 1!. He fought ln· '-d to 8 Iter A 2nd BattaiJ'on ar1• · son \ · d b d d h 'If ~· a Y ' James L. Hart Route I. LeWe hove o real 11lection of travel fl'lilars hare on Whl~.:'h was, how can we get JUns an a ·men an s en s 11 the division's 33rd Artillery ' I ed that war between Appalachia out in ~ath Valley for years. ~--- _ _ _ ____ .._.. : tart, W. Va .. has c.om~ et a the lot. Stop In today while they last. and Povertv going again' And he's going to gother up · IZ.week neuropsychi&trJc • P •· NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY Everyone' knows that th~ sure a bunch of ouliaws and Injuns and . the: whole Supreme dCou~ Clalist cobrse · JJIIle 18 at Wal' 17' HOLIDAY TRAV!LIR-U;. HOL!DAY.RAMBLIR, way to .get money out of the and t~ey'ii lay along the HoChi· and i.thng him go ahea an ' ter Reed General Hospital, . . wind this war up so we can get w sh' gto D c 11.5' HOLIDAY RAMBLER-21' HOLIDAY RAMBLER U. .s. treasury is to be on the Mrn tra1i and ambush every busy fighting Poverty again. ' m n, · · 22' HOLIDAY TRAVELER-23' HOLIDAY RAtiiBLER losm]! side In a war. stage coach that rome• down 25' HOLIDAY TRAVEL!R-27' HOLIDAY TRAVELER 17' HOLIDAY VACAllONER-16' TROTWOOD D!LUXI Marshall Waze spoke up, say- the trail with supplle$ for the Mo~ of those present. how· ,f 16' TROTWOOD DILUXE-16' TROTWOOD STANDARD lng, "We ali know the economy Viet Cong. And they've all got ever, thought that wonid be go16' TROTWOOD ECONOMY o! Heresv Holler rests on a •ol· those oix-shooters you see in ing a iittl ctoo far an~ we final· USED' MODELS DN DISPLAY ld foundation ·of government the mowes, that don't ever have ly compromised on sending PFO cheeks, but everythi11g's get- to be li!Slled. And he•ides that, Johnson a petition asking him 1963 I6'1TIWAIIT-1965 17' CONCORD ling so high we're just not able he's goi'\f to put the U. S. cav- .to resign and let this Rig~n feJ. Vou get . our usual fine 1965 12' JOYTIME-1966 13' TROTWOOD 1966 IS" T{IOTWOOD to save any money tor invest-. airy ba<J on those race horses. low get the boys out of t.he rice ;ervice and finishing. inenl and we would like to gath- so they \'In show up In the nick paddies before Christmas. eln at 9, out at 5 ARRIVING tHIS WEIK 15' LARK II TROTWOOD-19' HOLIDAY VACATIONER er up some funds to put I n t o of time in case thing• do go I 17' HOLIDAY VACATIONER companies making war mater- wrong. And our own supplies We hope we can start mak- I . ' ~ lals; like typewriters. calvuia· are going to get through on ing plans for that poverty Wt still htft 1 fow 1966 model• o.('o!loplty. Tlioro l1 • 1D% discount oH of tht prlet listed on th111 mod•J• .. Pomeroy tors, carbon paper, and wall· time for he'll use those wagon next meeting. 216 E. 2nd All tJP"'! of ,.m, •ccttsorlti, htlchu tn ttoek to rnHI C. Dlsltus. fl).wall carpet. But if that fuss train' a~d their crews, and that ,our netdl. Flrwncing up to 5 yur1 with down pay...nh over in Vietnam isr.'t stopped twenty-'frlule team from Death . . ,••low •• llob<ldy's going to pay any at· Valley, if we have to move any. tlii. od wo'lh $50.01) towtrds tht purch•"' of ony of lhtH lentlon to fighting poverty so we thing real big." lltltd obovo. Hurry...:Stop, • aot lb get It stopped " "I think Will's gut a good Cassie Opie jumped up and idea," folunteered Ben Jump agreed with him. an, "e~rybody ~dmits t h a t ON OHIO RT. 7 BETWEEN But, she said, ''Just· what what we need is fire·!JOWer. and l!an we do to get that war stop- this Ri~gin fellow sure showed IILPIII & MARIETTA , there's been a lot of pco- a lot otJhat out there in Cali· PHONE 423-9555-0PEN I TO I trying to· stop it but nobo- fornia. I'm in favor of impeachdone ing Joll;tson and McNamare. ' :u; to New Haven Summer Shoe Sale " Sale--Sale-Sale Now In Progress FlftiOUI Brlncll, ludgtl PriCed ° · 111 SHOE BOX Middleport, 0, Events RACINE .... Ful• Valu Thursday ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE meeting scheduled Thursday night has been cancelled, RIVERVIEW GARDEN I will have a picnic and nov•er 1 ilnbham, iia ' ' I Tour, Camp Discussion ' FRIDAY FAMILY PICNic MASON - The Mason ~;I ers Club held its annual !aj 0 picnic on Wednesday evening MASON Th at the Raymond Llevlng home I e Mason Coun. at West Columbia. Tbe rr10tbersl ty Home Demonstration CoUI>·I cll will meet on Tu sda A and their families enjoyed ust 1 at 10 8 Me. Y'Lo ~g. chicken barbecue held out of .m, ISS uised Long ' Home Demonstrali A . oors. Games were pIayedby ent, 'bas announced tba~ thg the young. people. tour and Homemakers' Camp Wlll !>e discussed at this time. ON HONOR ROLL Mrs. Virgil Burris, Sr., has NEW HAVEN - Miss Roberannounced that Mrs. C. B. ta Roush, daughter of Mr, and Thompson will conduct•a work· Mrs, Robert Roush, New shop on Tenerifle Jlf Spider em- en, has made the honor rol broidery in the . lllternoon. A each semester during her potluck hmch will be sen,ed. rollmenl at Q!apital City Conl-1 ,, noon. · mercia! College, Cbareeton. Those Interested in the She will graduate this SeiileDl-1 shop are asked to bring a piece ber. of gingham check material large 1 inch checks), white Allt967 crochet cotton thread and blunt embroidery nt!edle, T Be Held Church Youth Enjoy Outing At TNT Area NEW HAVEN - Tbe MYF and the Sunday School Class of Mrs. Frances Ward of the G£8• ham Methodist Cburcli enjoyed en outing recently at the plcn:' ground of the TNT are site where they played ball roasted wieners.. ; uow Attending were Betty a n Bob McNamara and children, Mark, Cheryl, Robby, Danny and Debbie, Terry and Diane Bumfamer, Janet and P au I Zerkle, Paul Hoffman, Robert Lee Brown, Bonnie, Jobn Geoilre Yonker, Ruth and Joey Roush and children, Mike and Mark, Tommy, 'l'lnuny, and lee Marie lloosh. Mrs. ees Wood, Morrla and Gloria Mrs. Ealher Brown, llld Ml'f. NO DEPOSITNO RETURN l 'gal. •• 119 lnbinson's Cleaners · ,0%. STH lr PEARL STS.-RACINE "TTM !t0.-c WIJI!·A Hart" lll&ht·reserved to Umlt quantltle& These - e A'T ( • 118gular or Drip Grind Good Bifl No. 2111 l cOHtt " ,. .. kRAFt SLICED ·c~EESE . . . . .-... .•:1 .1 ·I ft :HQ [tj ~ . , ' FRIDAY ONLY 200 - 2-ply box Magic Bleach --• - 15oz. cen ORANGE-PINEAPPLE and ROIIDAPUNCH ,•.. ' ' lug Our Own Good GROUND BEEF , 227sq. ln. FURNITURE .48' 3 lb. SATURDAY ONLY NESCAFE 10oz.iar 1959 STUDEBAKER - $195 4 Door. 8 cyl. Std. Trans. Radio and_Heater. 1957 FORD .. • .. • ·'9$ . •' . 4 Door, 6 cyl. Auto. Trana. Radio and Heater. ' ... M•ny Cars &Trucks to ChOOH ." ' T . ·JlOR THE BEST DEAL SEE US NOW Salesmen - Emenon Jones • Eddie fit.- Den Thomp.on) 0"1 T~E l"ou Alwau• P•ttJ . •. . Used Car Lot · ~~ . . . / .,, " ~ • 1 Sliced .. MARKETS ' ,,r ..· " ' - - 28oLboHie Prices Effective July 27·28·29 ' " . 'j, Quantities •, ' '·AA\ERICAN _;,~--~~-~--. . aot.39c •• ,. . II-' ..- .I 4 '1 • .. ··~~~ 3' Meat Sped all Of I'M lfeeJc tollltt ~D ',. ' ~ · ~4-. .JOWL BOlOGNA • :aA·co.N. ; ' .f.. ' ' . ., ' I· .2 ' Thin Sliced BOILED HAM ~~-~· • .)GE -: · ·R ' .S·:. Instant · . . ·. :.· ·CoHM ·... ~ . r• x:e..-·rte ' • . i ... .... .. .',.• . .., ' ' . . ' I ..\, ' ' ~"-·-' '''l"' . . '•l 7 :I ~ /o ' • ···- ' ..... . '" "' ; .. ' Dutch ind ' ' •. I BACON .~·- SLICED .. 2-32 oz. bots. 39c ' · · ~· ' ' , .. ~ -' . l:ioxe• Sllc.d ::o . ' ' fiNEGAR • - - - " - • • ___________________...,______..,.' .... 200 • • ., ' ,., . . . . .. ':·. Right Reserved To Limit PEPPER lOAF~~ . .,... " ..,· ......' / Now On Sale! INGELS ·1 r: - 3 i 51. ' INSTANT COFFEE .· .- ' ERS RUFFS ~Cicicil Tassues u WH~TE . HOtJ~~ 46oz.cen TV NEW MODELS COMING SOONI 8\Mr· · ·:' • ' Cherry Ster For Brighter Washes ing, Radio and Heater. I Glent Detergent Oleo -------- Mackerel -- ·- 2 Door Hard Top. 8 cyl. Auto. TraM. Power s~al Homestead Solids ZENITH ZENITH COLOR AS LOW AS a Dalrg ••••••• Puffs--·-··-- 1960 OLDSMOBILe - '295 i Orange Dr' Assorted Color Feciel Tissues 4 Door Hard Top. 8 cyl., Auto. Trans. Power Steer· lug, Radio and Heater, . . . WAID CROSS SONS .LYONS MARKET ICE CREAM !Gal. · 69c 3 lb• can .Wagner's 1960 OLDSMOBILE ~ f295 · e AT ..RACINE e e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e • ff REAL . gal. · · ctn .Maxwell House t •. ShowbOat Brtnd ' RUTLAND ' I ,_ qt. ns ., .. : RUTLAND DEPT. STORE Grade A Proclucen Pork ·c& Fairlane 4 Ddor. std. traM. Radio and Heater.- · .·.r • THURS. O,.Y --- 1961 FORD . WOOD MOBILE HOME$ -INC. · . ' SaliifBowl By Kraft Salad Dre$sing SEE unlit ... Savings For July 27-28-29 I NEW HAVEN - Mill .Rill! Brabham, 16, da..-<11 Mr. and Mrs. Jolm D,_ New Haven, ba~,Jieen ebosen ht tile Busy Bot. f.B Cab 11 Us CB!Idldale IIJ!!Ma,.. ~.. I) Fair Qu~ Loadtl'l o1 lbe club "'{~· and Mrs. Marvin ~· New Havea. Mlso Bra , a lelllor Ibis year at W · • ma,;••·~a ·ullol•1 bnor ·. ty n'lemller; fu. lire Homej!llrer(,,'J · AmerJ. ra, IN'I.ar and 'ill! Honor· Ill')' Annual~ , lllelnber. SH Is a mOIIIber ol '"" Jla.,._ lei EUB llliltb, Felltwlblp prei~Ft let 1wo yo&l'l, and ~re-- for .... year. Her/~ are cooking, oewlng,'. eWiliilllng, ba10ba0 and rea..... \ Satttrday _•••••••••••••• g·to ·8 baJ>o quet of the Rutland Methodist Church will be held Friday, July 28, at 6: 3Q p.m. In t h e church social rooms. RITA BRABHAM qt., 25c: Open lllon.·FrL . •.. • . • .. 9 to 6 1 MO'i'HER-DAUGHTER MIDDLEPORT Wo m e n ' Christian Temperance . will meet at 7:30 Fridav wp•f [at tbe borne of Mrs. R • " .Cline . .... Al'fflUAL PICNIC of the Matrons of EVli!Weilne Olapler Order of the Eaillern Star, ·will be held at s p.m. at home of Mrs. Marion F're!ICh,j Middleport. Membero are take a covered dish and own table service. Hu•l>andisl will be gueats. ~ITY Mother-daugb. 1er banlluet wUl be held at 6 p, m. Friday in t!i soclal ro3~ the Rutland Methodist Church. Mrs. C, F. Tompkins of Porno. I roy WUI' til! the. suest a~elker. There wilt .be special Those atttiutlng are to take a covered di!h 8lld their o w .lllhle. l!olis and bever&~ea will be provided. FOREST RUN Clluroh public ice cream IOCI&I,J 1:30 p.m,· Fridlly at cbli'ch. ltomemade pi•. cake. An y church member will we oM•er.J "SHIRT SERVICE MARKET Thursday at the home of Harliss Frank. Mrs. Ruth of the Cheater Garden Club ~onduct the workshop, · 0(\U: 04Y .... arranging workshop at 6 . Glass Keg •.•• DAD'S BIG JULY CLEARANCE SALE TkES~· . A~l. •.• • ._ . LODI · { �..... 'f. ·;~ { I ,. ~ i"!' 0 . ' \ " ' ' ' ... l \ I ' . I .' . ... . I o• IJ I' ' " ' I < ·. " " "/ " ' ' \ . .. .. . I , .... ~· t , ,, t ., " , ' ·· ·-' "':,_ ,..•.... ·~ ~ - ... -· ~ ---···....: ... ... --H.-.,..-I: _r.-~~- ~ AI:. ,.,§IJ,. JAbout ' Pomeroy ' . r-1!, :.-.JA . -. .. -. " •.. ....... .: J......f!uJ!IIIJ /U /lfl: C1JM.ufl ·"· .-,. .. ' J ! 1"1 ~ '" ., ~ ,, , citnliill/ 'be MJd., ·- · · :- ·· ':-' oUter 'Shameful Violenc~~tould Destroy U.S. . ~~~-:Eu::fc:~~ NJ!i.W YORK (UPfl-Fotmerl ca~ lead only tb lirulrcSt. 'And wrong with , our pubJIO and Eisenhower wrote, ·~But "'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!mm!!m!!!!il!!!!!l!!!!l'll!R!m!m!'mlll!ll)l . President Dwight 1>. l!:lienhow' anarchy Is a del!lroyer · of private attltildes toward law l~ct that society has treated "' . , '· ,, er condemned racial violence nations." and order. POI'baps the bO'ic hun badly does not give him Credibility Gag, · Th•• Will Jottem, who runs Wednesday as ,"the most I "'W~ .olJ6ht )" ·he ashamed," problem' is apilt~y, plus ne~l ..ot tight to smash a store Windon•I Appalachia U.S.A. the cro98roeds store, took the shameful outcropping" of a the fottner ,l'resldent said In a ·j of eertain tlmdamental morill aftd. take what he wants1 or 00000\!o fioor. lawlessneos which is threatenlngj copyrighted article l,n the , principles." , · attack our police with aninsal jl Deer Editor 'That's not hard !o do," he to destroy the United States. j August issue of the Relidero· E' h . id N rt ~ · ferocity." Tbo Heresy . Holler Improve· declared.."the~e's a fellow ~- Rising ·crime rates and Digest. · \ w~~~k •;~~~ dan~~ to. Dismisslng chflrges of puJlce 8 mlaenlt Assi~athloin heldk speht· e: m Cahforma. namllke of Rig· campus disturbance wero other ~ Contributing !actors, he nation and must be handled brutality as "usually nr•otsense," meet ng t s wee at t e gm, orr• gomethmg e that, . h 'd th 1 thi Su Co 1 ith t' temporizing" The No · Eisenhower warl\"d that 1 ' basi. pess es1ablishm en· t ,., h it bef Signs. e sa1 , a s coun ry 1 were preme ur w ou Guard mull! be . callell In ·· ~reme .Court . rulllll• .· .;::~~':il 0 1 v•. . says e· c~n sop' ore .You is "oiunging into an era of , limiting pollee powers, . a tlollal Martus, our local fun.eral d~rec- can say domino thre.e times, lawlessnes,, which in the end tencltncy by the youn~ to blame wben cannot handle the helped to WI the seal•• tor. (We expected qutte a large tf Pres. Johnson will JUSt g •.I . ... _. .. all their problems on and rioters mull! be effective law enforcement" C!J'Owd and no . other member out of the, way so he can rig IN OPERATION BILLINGS and attemnls by some had enough chairs to seat them thmgs up. . right• leaders to excuse Negro all). Dowton Thomas spoke up, HARTFORD, W. Va . .- Ar- rioters Aller diiiposlng of 8 few rou- ::Lot?' poople . tnlk. that way," ,:ny Corporal Dennis~ Kimes, But, · he said, beyond that but JUSt how '" thiS guy gomg 120 son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken· "there is something seriously · II ne matterS sueh as endorsing to do it? Those Israeli don't neth K. Kimes, Hartford, W. I - - -- --· that movement to i'llild a have any armies to spare" jv •., participated in "Operation COMPLETES COURSE c. briclge across Jumpan H u n, . . Billings" in Vietham with the I LETART W V - A r m y ahd drawmg up a pe!I!Jon for "That's all ftgured out " Will i . .. C 1 • · a. larger relief checks we got returned "this fellow Rig•in Jst Infantry DJVJSJOn. P Private First Class Reginald T.' . • • . • K1mes IS a sectJon clue! assign- H !9 f Mr and Mrs down to the subJect on hand. · is old hand at 1!. He fought ln· '-d to 8 Iter A 2nd BattaiJ'on ar1• · son \ · d b d d h 'If ~· a Y ' James L. Hart Route I. LeWe hove o real 11lection of travel fl'lilars hare on Whl~.:'h was, how can we get JUns an a ·men an s en s 11 the division's 33rd Artillery ' I ed that war between Appalachia out in ~ath Valley for years. ~--- _ _ _ ____ .._.. : tart, W. Va .. has c.om~ et a the lot. Stop In today while they last. and Povertv going again' And he's going to gother up · IZ.week neuropsychi&trJc • P •· NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY Everyone' knows that th~ sure a bunch of ouliaws and Injuns and . the: whole Supreme dCou~ Clalist cobrse · JJIIle 18 at Wal' 17' HOLIDAY TRAV!LIR-U;. HOL!DAY.RAMBLIR, way to .get money out of the and t~ey'ii lay along the HoChi· and i.thng him go ahea an ' ter Reed General Hospital, . . wind this war up so we can get w sh' gto D c 11.5' HOLIDAY RAMBLER-21' HOLIDAY RAMBLER U. .s. treasury is to be on the Mrn tra1i and ambush every busy fighting Poverty again. ' m n, · · 22' HOLIDAY TRAVELER-23' HOLIDAY RAtiiBLER losm]! side In a war. stage coach that rome• down 25' HOLIDAY TRAVEL!R-27' HOLIDAY TRAVELER 17' HOLIDAY VACAllONER-16' TROTWOOD D!LUXI Marshall Waze spoke up, say- the trail with supplle$ for the Mo~ of those present. how· ,f 16' TROTWOOD DILUXE-16' TROTWOOD STANDARD lng, "We ali know the economy Viet Cong. And they've all got ever, thought that wonid be go16' TROTWOOD ECONOMY o! Heresv Holler rests on a •ol· those oix-shooters you see in ing a iittl ctoo far an~ we final· USED' MODELS DN DISPLAY ld foundation ·of government the mowes, that don't ever have ly compromised on sending PFO cheeks, but everythi11g's get- to be li!Slled. And he•ides that, Johnson a petition asking him 1963 I6'1TIWAIIT-1965 17' CONCORD ling so high we're just not able he's goi'\f to put the U. S. cav- .to resign and let this Rig~n feJ. Vou get . our usual fine 1965 12' JOYTIME-1966 13' TROTWOOD 1966 IS" T{IOTWOOD to save any money tor invest-. airy ba<J on those race horses. low get the boys out of t.he rice ;ervice and finishing. inenl and we would like to gath- so they \'In show up In the nick paddies before Christmas. eln at 9, out at 5 ARRIVING tHIS WEIK 15' LARK II TROTWOOD-19' HOLIDAY VACATIONER er up some funds to put I n t o of time in case thing• do go I 17' HOLIDAY VACATIONER companies making war mater- wrong. And our own supplies We hope we can start mak- I . ' ~ lals; like typewriters. calvuia· are going to get through on ing plans for that poverty Wt still htft 1 fow 1966 model• o.('o!loplty. Tlioro l1 • 1D% discount oH of tht prlet listed on th111 mod•J• .. Pomeroy tors, carbon paper, and wall· time for he'll use those wagon next meeting. 216 E. 2nd All tJP"'! of ,.m, •ccttsorlti, htlchu tn ttoek to rnHI C. Dlsltus. fl).wall carpet. But if that fuss train' a~d their crews, and that ,our netdl. Flrwncing up to 5 yur1 with down pay...nh over in Vietnam isr.'t stopped twenty-'frlule team from Death . . ,••low •• llob<ldy's going to pay any at· Valley, if we have to move any. tlii. od wo'lh $50.01) towtrds tht purch•"' of ony of lhtH lentlon to fighting poverty so we thing real big." lltltd obovo. Hurry...:Stop, • aot lb get It stopped " "I think Will's gut a good Cassie Opie jumped up and idea," folunteered Ben Jump agreed with him. an, "e~rybody ~dmits t h a t ON OHIO RT. 7 BETWEEN But, she said, ''Just· what what we need is fire·!JOWer. and l!an we do to get that war stop- this Ri~gin fellow sure showed IILPIII & MARIETTA , there's been a lot of pco- a lot otJhat out there in Cali· PHONE 423-9555-0PEN I TO I trying to· stop it but nobo- fornia. I'm in favor of impeachdone ing Joll;tson and McNamare. ' :u; to New Haven Summer Shoe Sale " Sale--Sale-Sale Now In Progress FlftiOUI Brlncll, ludgtl PriCed ° · 111 SHOE BOX Middleport, 0, Events RACINE .... Ful• Valu Thursday ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE meeting scheduled Thursday night has been cancelled, RIVERVIEW GARDEN I will have a picnic and nov•er 1 ilnbham, iia ' ' I Tour, Camp Discussion ' FRIDAY FAMILY PICNic MASON - The Mason ~;I ers Club held its annual !aj 0 picnic on Wednesday evening MASON Th at the Raymond Llevlng home I e Mason Coun. at West Columbia. Tbe rr10tbersl ty Home Demonstration CoUI>·I cll will meet on Tu sda A and their families enjoyed ust 1 at 10 8 Me. Y'Lo ~g. chicken barbecue held out of .m, ISS uised Long ' Home Demonstrali A . oors. Games were pIayedby ent, 'bas announced tba~ thg the young. people. tour and Homemakers' Camp Wlll !>e discussed at this time. ON HONOR ROLL Mrs. Virgil Burris, Sr., has NEW HAVEN - Miss Roberannounced that Mrs. C. B. ta Roush, daughter of Mr, and Thompson will conduct•a work· Mrs, Robert Roush, New shop on Tenerifle Jlf Spider em- en, has made the honor rol broidery in the . lllternoon. A each semester during her potluck hmch will be sen,ed. rollmenl at Q!apital City Conl-1 ,, noon. · mercia! College, Cbareeton. Those Interested in the She will graduate this SeiileDl-1 shop are asked to bring a piece ber. of gingham check material large 1 inch checks), white Allt967 crochet cotton thread and blunt embroidery nt!edle, T Be Held Church Youth Enjoy Outing At TNT Area NEW HAVEN - Tbe MYF and the Sunday School Class of Mrs. Frances Ward of the G£8• ham Methodist Cburcli enjoyed en outing recently at the plcn:' ground of the TNT are site where they played ball roasted wieners.. ; uow Attending were Betty a n Bob McNamara and children, Mark, Cheryl, Robby, Danny and Debbie, Terry and Diane Bumfamer, Janet and P au I Zerkle, Paul Hoffman, Robert Lee Brown, Bonnie, Jobn Geoilre Yonker, Ruth and Joey Roush and children, Mike and Mark, Tommy, 'l'lnuny, and lee Marie lloosh. Mrs. ees Wood, Morrla and Gloria Mrs. Ealher Brown, llld Ml'f. NO DEPOSITNO RETURN l 'gal. •• 119 lnbinson's Cleaners · ,0%. STH lr PEARL STS.-RACINE "TTM !t0.-c WIJI!·A Hart" lll&ht·reserved to Umlt quantltle& These - e A'T ( • 118gular or Drip Grind Good Bifl No. 2111 l cOHtt " ,. .. kRAFt SLICED ·c~EESE . . . . .-... .•:1 .1 ·I ft :HQ [tj ~ . , ' FRIDAY ONLY 200 - 2-ply box Magic Bleach --• - 15oz. cen ORANGE-PINEAPPLE and ROIIDAPUNCH ,•.. ' ' lug Our Own Good GROUND BEEF , 227sq. ln. FURNITURE .48' 3 lb. SATURDAY ONLY NESCAFE 10oz.iar 1959 STUDEBAKER - $195 4 Door. 8 cyl. Std. Trans. Radio and_Heater. 1957 FORD .. • .. • ·'9$ . •' . 4 Door, 6 cyl. Auto. Trana. Radio and Heater. ' ... M•ny Cars &Trucks to ChOOH ." ' T . ·JlOR THE BEST DEAL SEE US NOW Salesmen - Emenon Jones • Eddie fit.- Den Thomp.on) 0"1 T~E l"ou Alwau• P•ttJ . •. . Used Car Lot · ~~ . . . / .,, " ~ • 1 Sliced .. MARKETS ' ,,r ..· " ' - - 28oLboHie Prices Effective July 27·28·29 ' " . 'j, Quantities •, ' '·AA\ERICAN _;,~--~~-~--. . aot.39c •• ,. . II-' ..- .I 4 '1 • .. ··~~~ 3' Meat Sped all Of I'M lfeeJc tollltt ~D ',. ' ~ · ~4-. .JOWL BOlOGNA • :aA·co.N. ; ' .f.. ' ' . ., ' I· .2 ' Thin Sliced BOILED HAM ~~-~· • .)GE -: · ·R ' .S·:. Instant · . . ·. :.· ·CoHM ·... ~ . r• x:e..-·rte ' • . i ... .... .. .',.• . .., ' ' . . ' I ..\, ' ' ~"-·-' '''l"' . . '•l 7 :I ~ /o ' • ···- ' ..... . '" "' ; .. ' Dutch ind ' ' •. I BACON .~·- SLICED .. 2-32 oz. bots. 39c ' · · ~· ' ' , .. ~ -' . l:ioxe• Sllc.d ::o . ' ' fiNEGAR • - - - " - • • ___________________...,______..,.' .... 200 • • ., ' ,., . . . . .. ':·. Right Reserved To Limit PEPPER lOAF~~ . .,... " ..,· ......' / Now On Sale! INGELS ·1 r: - 3 i 51. ' INSTANT COFFEE .· .- ' ERS RUFFS ~Cicicil Tassues u WH~TE . HOtJ~~ 46oz.cen TV NEW MODELS COMING SOONI 8\Mr· · ·:' • ' Cherry Ster For Brighter Washes ing, Radio and Heater. I Glent Detergent Oleo -------- Mackerel -- ·- 2 Door Hard Top. 8 cyl. Auto. TraM. Power s~al Homestead Solids ZENITH ZENITH COLOR AS LOW AS a Dalrg ••••••• Puffs--·-··-- 1960 OLDSMOBILe - '295 i Orange Dr' Assorted Color Feciel Tissues 4 Door Hard Top. 8 cyl., Auto. Trans. Power Steer· lug, Radio and Heater, . . . WAID CROSS SONS .LYONS MARKET ICE CREAM !Gal. · 69c 3 lb• can .Wagner's 1960 OLDSMOBILE ~ f295 · e AT ..RACINE e e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e • ff REAL . gal. · · ctn .Maxwell House t •. ShowbOat Brtnd ' RUTLAND ' I ,_ qt. ns ., .. : RUTLAND DEPT. STORE Grade A Proclucen Pork ·c& Fairlane 4 Ddor. std. traM. Radio and Heater.- · .·.r • THURS. O,.Y --- 1961 FORD . WOOD MOBILE HOME$ -INC. · . ' SaliifBowl By Kraft Salad Dre$sing SEE unlit ... Savings For July 27-28-29 I NEW HAVEN - Mill .Rill! Brabham, 16, da..-<11 Mr. and Mrs. Jolm D,_ New Haven, ba~,Jieen ebosen ht tile Busy Bot. f.B Cab 11 Us CB!Idldale IIJ!!Ma,.. ~.. I) Fair Qu~ Loadtl'l o1 lbe club "'{~· and Mrs. Marvin ~· New Havea. Mlso Bra , a lelllor Ibis year at W · • ma,;••·~a ·ullol•1 bnor ·. ty n'lemller; fu. lire Homej!llrer(,,'J · AmerJ. ra, IN'I.ar and 'ill! Honor· Ill')' Annual~ , lllelnber. SH Is a mOIIIber ol '"" Jla.,._ lei EUB llliltb, Felltwlblp prei~Ft let 1wo yo&l'l, and ~re-- for .... year. Her/~ are cooking, oewlng,'. eWiliilllng, ba10ba0 and rea..... \ Satttrday _•••••••••••••• g·to ·8 baJ>o quet of the Rutland Methodist Church will be held Friday, July 28, at 6: 3Q p.m. In t h e church social rooms. RITA BRABHAM qt., 25c: Open lllon.·FrL . •.. • . • .. 9 to 6 1 MO'i'HER-DAUGHTER MIDDLEPORT Wo m e n ' Christian Temperance . will meet at 7:30 Fridav wp•f [at tbe borne of Mrs. R • " .Cline . .... Al'fflUAL PICNIC of the Matrons of EVli!Weilne Olapler Order of the Eaillern Star, ·will be held at s p.m. at home of Mrs. Marion F're!ICh,j Middleport. Membero are take a covered dish and own table service. Hu•l>andisl will be gueats. ~ITY Mother-daugb. 1er banlluet wUl be held at 6 p, m. Friday in t!i soclal ro3~ the Rutland Methodist Church. Mrs. C, F. Tompkins of Porno. I roy WUI' til! the. suest a~elker. There wilt .be special Those atttiutlng are to take a covered di!h 8lld their o w .lllhle. l!olis and bever&~ea will be provided. FOREST RUN Clluroh public ice cream IOCI&I,J 1:30 p.m,· Fridlly at cbli'ch. ltomemade pi•. cake. An y church member will we oM•er.J "SHIRT SERVICE MARKET Thursday at the home of Harliss Frank. Mrs. Ruth of the Cheater Garden Club ~onduct the workshop, · 0(\U: 04Y .... arranging workshop at 6 . Glass Keg •.•• DAD'S BIG JULY CLEARANCE SALE TkES~· . A~l. •.• • ._ . LODI · { �' ' ' . • ' ' ,, ' ·~· ;J '\ ' ' ,, ' ' ! ' '·'#<.,1't•"'..,..~.'~tt~ ., .. '' ... ' .~ :· I ,'1 ' ' I ' The: Christiart · :· ·.:' ' ' . '' :.:,:.~$o:ei~ty ... by \ ' ' l And Space, is WSCS Theme · Cll4.rf'M HD.f[lich, Tel. 992-5292 .., .. • ' ' ' · Thursday, Frideiy, 5aturdtiy and Mondcw , · ·· . .. ·..ov~ SHire Yelr Ends July 31st. There Are Loti Of Bargains. Shop Thunday 9:15 to 5-Frld.y 9 to 8.,. Saturday 9 to 9 and Monday 9:15 to 5. ' Flonnol Bock WOMENS DRESSES and jerseys )n Junior. Hl\llar and half ai>es. TABLE : . Just 104 dresses In thta gro'up to seU !· While They Last $2.95, 52"x70" Sale $1.89 $1.95, 52''x52" Sale $1.39 WOMENS HOSIERY MEIGS THEATRE hgulorly $1.35 ond $1.50 Pomoroy,O. s.i. TONIGHT ond THURSDAY July 26;27 NOT OPEN 88c Becholor Girl WOMENS HOSIERY $1.00' ., WOMENS APRONS " $1.95 APRONS _ _ _ _.:: ··- SALE $1.39 $1.69 APRONS SALE $1.29 $1.59 APRONS SALI $1.19 $1.39 APRONS SALE $1 .09 $1.00 APRONS SALE 79c Marilyn Devin SHOW STARTS ~T I P.M, t~asoN Drive ·In \il r UA. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND PRIDAY July 26-27·21 IN THE DRA~ERY DEPT. ' ' ' .·It Was...a Terribltt Thing 59c 36" Blonoro Broo~~lolh Droos Prints- Solo 45c yd. $1.00 48" Pr!nloil Drapery Mottrlol . Solo 77f· yd. $1.19 54" Pollohod Col)on Drapery Motorlol, Doric Pattern• Solo 79c yd. .. ,,. $4.95,$5.95 and $6.95 Blonkell (only 15 to Hill Foncy ;· ." ond Sollds..,-Solt $4,00 $US Showor En&tmbltt · Solo $2A9 $1.00 Pl11tlc Drop11, lln•d ond unllnod Solo 79c $2.95 Clfl Curtolns, sella color and prlnta - Solo 52.110 pr. 79!: 11" Porch Vol•-· tolld or stripes Solo 69c yd. $2 95 30" Window Awnings, greon and wJtlto ttrlpe Solo $2.50. 1:39 Hospital Shullnt! jloublo <Ootod, rubberl11d Solo $1 yd. 9.95 Bedtproodo, tw1n lond full, coloro Solo n-699 1.69 Foam Bock RuiJI!or ~Ia, 18"x30" Sola 1.2 $6 95 Train ond a..~c.... Solo ,00 $3A9 54" Upholattry , opeot,Y (3 potlorns) - Solo $3.00 yd. 69c PoFch Rugs 24'•x4 ' Salt 50c 89c Porch Ru11 24"x54" · Solo 7Sc $1.00 Throw Away 8111 for Vocuum Clu"'" Slit· 79c pkf, $14.95 Bethroom Carpeting with lid cover, 5"1<4" Salt $10•.0000 69c Chocked Glngl(om goad coloro Solo 2 yd. $1;95 Toas Cushions, trgurad covtrlnt, Kopok - Solo 1.69 · $6.95 lnoulolod Drapes. 50x90, whlto, noturol - Solo .00 ! SMALL GROUP $2.95 CAN.NON Wofflt Wtovo BEACH BAGS Only 1St Sale Deacons the Simons, new bight with a ,... Frank Cheesebrew, right, chairman Firs(Baptist Chun:h, welcomes the--"'- -,. hi$ wife. The Simolill family will be honored at tlie chUrch. .· $1.79 BargQins In The -Housewares Department conON SUPS ARABEIQUI" Gret1r7 ' • Sopbla Cans Loren - PLUS- Solo i "NIVER TO LATE" Paul : WOMINI 11 Peek · . for DISH CLOTHS Plain or Fancy FRIDAY and SATURDAY July 28-29 "HOT RODS TO HILL• <Technlcolbr) Mirnsy Farmer Laurie Mock "FIRST TO FIGHT" <Techntcolor) Chad Everett, Dean Janer r:~ U. Soamles1 Kesb Seamless Sheer 2 pelro'• 1 ''· BARG~INS w-•• $7.95 Dr•- - - - - - - - Solo $6.50 Girls $2.95 to $10.95 Drossoo Solo $1.48 to $5.41 Girls $2.00 ond $3.00 llousn Solo $1.00 ond $1.50 Woment $5.95 to $14.95 Swim Sulta Sole $2.91 to $7.41 Girls $1.95 to $5.95 SWim Sulll Sole 98c to $2.98 Womons $2.95 to $5.95 Slocka Sole $1.41 lo $2.91 Girls $US to $2.95 Slocks ond Poclal Puthon Solo 9lc to $1.48 Womono $1.95 to $5.95 Shorta Solo 91< to $2.98 Glrlt $1.00 to $2.95 Shorts Solo 50c to $1.41 Glrlt $8.95to $16.50 Chubblo DNIIH ond Sulta Solo $4.41 to $1.25 Girl& $1.95 to $16.50 Cools - - - - Solo $4.~ to $8.25 Womont $25.00 to $29,50 CooJI.Sultt _ Solo $1150 to $14.75 Woinono a..ch Hota on Sole For . $1.00 ·' TOWElS 3 $1.00 COVERS Bargains In the Ready To Wear Department Whtlt Thty Loll Wtll Known Brond KITCHEN ' Selected from our stock of $10.85 to $1UO dresses. Cotlons .•I,.t~ Checks • Stripes-Prints S.lel Reidy To w.,r 2nd Floor Connie Ford Tecbnicolor Stevens Mona $US Mono $4.95 Mono $2.95 Mont 13.95 Mtna $4.49 =~: s::= Mono U:t5 Mona $7.95 Mtno£95 Mona 00 !!!"''-~ M111t .90 ..,. u··5 TRADE-IN BARGAINS G. E. REFRIGERATOR, 15 CU. FT. GUARANTEED, 175 LB. FREEZER - i MRS. LARRY NOBLE ..,. ..,. ..,, Boya 2.95 1.95 1.50 $"'' loyo .95 =t~ Boya Reg. $1.49 •"!'.~' 95 2 for 2 for 2for Boya 1.95 Boya $1.95 2for Boya $2.95 Boys $2.95 fRIGIDAIRE, 136 LB. FREEZER REFRIGERATOR, 14 CU. FT. - - - \ Coty's $UO Electric Apldment Sla REFRIGERATOR 111' I ' - Year End ¢Jearance ~~,e ot '' ' UVIng Room SUI~, Cliatn, . Hldt+-leds, MENS AND ·WOMENS mas Sofa Beds, Studio Couches, Tables and Acces. . IO'J • BIG SELECTION aone.. ·Btcl~om ~v.ltta and :Qpeft Stock ta9.95 .WATCHES----- iALI $29.29 PIKes. Dl"ttte Sell;,end Open ,stock Dining $19.95 WATCHES SA(E $14.G $17.95 WATCHES SALI $13.17 hfm.Fumiture.t · :; ,... r • b'IL ·, 1 $16.95 WATCHU $15.95 WATCHES $15.0~ SALE i illlZM.I WATCHES' $IUS WATCHES $12.95 WATCHIS $11.95-IIVAT4:"!..1 .-.-~__.;;;...,. :IP,'LII,~ ' t ,l0.95 WA , 'rcHill _. _ . _ _......_ IAJ.,• • tf,ts WATCHES .,__ ____._:..;..;:,: ti;91 WA1;Cf41S ......,"':"'"-"'"""'~~~ IA~i''l , ' I ' . Wall..fO w-Yt. ~ ~' [ uf: C ~ 'liS . · ~·:, '~ ~J , SALE $11 ... SALE ·$11.00 SALI $10;21, ' SALI· .,~lt.·l,ii,2i "tiM H& R FIRESTONE 3 for SOc 'f1Sit Elbe~elds 3rd Floor • ' $)·00 for WASH QOTHS 99t;,. ' 21" Phileo coNsoLE _ _ ' $7400• 21" G.E. CONSOLE----21" Zenith TAILI MODIL _ $39·00 21" G. E' ~~:o~~ARANTII $79·00 2 '' Timex Wrist Watches TELEVISIONS BATH IOWEU " REFRIGERATOR 2 Door CombiMIIon 1361b. Fr-•r PRINTED BEACH TOWELS Whllo Thoy Lilt JEWELRY CANNON •l r I . your . ' • >1\ I ~A , '. ' ' .... •ltd .lfop on .,the 2nd. . , ....liif .. . 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