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rich in so many essential food elements and, when you get it at Ralphs, you're sure of getting the finest, freshest pork to be had young, fine-textured, tender, juicy and delicious! Money-saving, too, because at Ralphs, pork like all meats is properly trimmed before weighing! Ralphs SINCE 1873 R MONEY" MONTH A K SALE! FEATURING EASTERN GRAIN FED PORK 9¢ WELL TRIMMED OF EXCESS WASTE FRESH PICNIC CUT Shoulder Roasts 6-7 lb. Average Lb.. 29¢ ARTICULARLY TASTY WHEN CRISPY FRIED! LEAN, MEATY SHOULDER 3¢ Pork Steaks Lb...49¢ BARBECUE SEASON IS HERE! REGULAR CUT OR MEATY LOIN RIBS 9¢ Spareribs Lb...45¢ OL' SMOKEY . . . 1st QUALITY. Sliced Bacon 1-lb. Pkg... 49¢ DELIVERED FRESH DAILY! Barracuda EITHER END Lb...35¢ CENTER CUT SLICES Lb..39¢ RAI 15-oz. Pkg. APPLE LIBBY'S 3 8-inch Pies PILLSBURY BUTTERMIL Biscuits CLEARFIELD PROCESS Cheese Spr ATO JUICE 25c TIVE APRIL 9,10,11&12 1959 s sells for less" ... a Your Nearest RALPHS Store is RALPHS ANAHEIM STORE, Broadway-Oran TH AT Ralphs ITH AT Ralphs SINCE 1873 RAISINS Ralphs 15-oz. Pkg. 25¢ Bring in this Ralphs Coupon For One 1½-qt. open-face Fire-King Baker For Only 80c plus AB Good at any Ralphs Store ...With This Coupon April 8 through 12, 1969 APPLE PIE LIBBY'S Frozen 3 8-inch Pies $1.00 Saltine Crackers 4 PACKS THIN FLAKE Crackers PACIFIC THIN FLAKE 1-lb. Pkg....29¢ Craeker Jack 4 Packs. 29¢ Plus 2c Tax PRODUCE ILLSBURY BUTTERMILK Biscuits 2 8-oz. Cans. 19¢ CLEARFIELD PROCESS Cheese Spread 1½-1lb. Carton.. 49¢ ANJOU Pears NO. 1 2 Lbs. 19¢ HILLSBURY BUTTERMILK Biscuits 2 8-oz. Cans. 19¢ CLEARFIELD PROCESS Cheese Spread 1½-1lb. Carton. 49¢ IBBY'S Corned Beef Hash 1-lb. Can. 39¢ Sassy OAT FOOD BALANCED FOR VIBRANT HEALTH NEW DOG·E·STU Looks and tastes like home-made stew! 2 15-oz. Cans Plus 1c Tax 25¢ 14½-oz. Can Plus 1c Tax BONNIE product Frozen Dog Food 2-lb. 39¢ Plus 2c Tax ANJOU Pears No. 1 2 Lbs. 19¢ FRESH RED RADISHES OR Green Onions 3 Large Bunches 10¢ GREEN Romaine Fancy 5¢ Lb. Ralphs SINCE 1873 ...and you can prove it! RE, Broadway-Orange County Shopping Center, between Euclid and Loara ... Just off the Santa A GRADUATE — Lt. Cmdr. John W. Richmond, USN, husband of the former Miss Lois Roquet, 757 N. Zeyn Ave., won scholastic honors at the U.S. Army Chemical Corps School's Fourth Naval Atomic Biological Chemical Defense course which recently concluded in Ft. McClellan, Ark. Commander Richmond was the highest ranking graduate of the course. Home Show Set For New Sports Arena in LA The 1959 Los Angeles Home Show will be held July 16 through 28 in the new Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, it was announced today by Home Show President Dale J. Missimer. The Exposition will be the first For New Sports Arena in LA The 1959 Los Angeles Home Show will be held July 16 through 28 in the new Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, it was announced today by Home Show President Dale J. Missimer. The Exposition will be the first major show in the ultra modern Arena, now rapidly nearing completion. The Coliseum Commission granted the dates, the first for the new building, after the contractor L. E. Dixon reported the Arena would be ready nearly three months ahead of schedule. Final approval of the dates now depends only on a clearance from the Building and Safety Commission. Missimer and the Coliseum Commission expressed belief that no major stumbling blocks would crop up, thus permitting the public an early opportunity to view the magnificent Arena. Missimer said he was proud that the Los Angeles Home Show had been selected to premiere the building. He declared the facilities now available would enable the Home Show to present the biggest and finest home and building Exposition of it's type in the world. Equally elated was Prode B. Kilstofte, Chairman of the Coliseum Commission, who said the dates were granted because the Commission believed the Home Show would add to the beauty of the Arena. The Home Show had called Pan Pacific Auditorium home, for 13 years, and during that time, had grown into the biggest Exposition of its type in the world. It had hosted more than 2,000,000 persons who had come to inspect model homes, wonder at new products, exclaim over the home furnishing salon, be entertained by the world's greatest artists. Managing Director Carl F. Kraatz promised that the 1959 Home Show would outdo all previous shows because of the greatly expanded facilities of the new Arena. He said exhibitors should contact Bill Satterwhite at 6399 Wilshire Blvd. or call OLive 3-8610 for information. Suit to Get Bonelli's Loot Set by Cranston Suit to Get Bonelli's Loot Set by Cranston SACRAMENTO (UPI) — Controller Alan Cranston has given the go-ahead signal for a suit against William G. Bonelli to reclaim "any amounts collected illegally from liquor licensees while Bonelli was a member of the Board of Equalization." Cranston said he asked Attorney General Stanley Mosk Monday to file the suit because Bonelli "ignored" a letter requesting him to appear here and produce his books and records for a settlement of accounts. Bonelli, 63, now in Mexico City fighting extradition to California on a Riverside County bribery indictment, applied in January for a state pension of $445 a month. Mosk ruled the state could offset against the pension claim any amounts Bonelli collected illegally as a member of the Board of Equalization. Mosk said the amounts were in excess of $250,000. TYPEWRITERS Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 220 E. Commonwealth Fullerton—LA 5 2349 Anaheim—KE 5 7020