anaheim-gazette 1939-09-07

Orange County's Leading Theatres IT PAYS "SUPER-PAY-ME" Every Monday & Thursday Nite Broadway PHONE 800 NOW—ENDS TUESDAY NEW, SPECTACULAR "BEAU GESTE" STARRING GARY COOPER RAY MILLAND ROBT. PRESTON SELECTED SHORTS LATEST "MARCH OF TIME" COLOR CARTOON • NEWS STARTS WEDNESDAY ROBT., TAYLOR, "LADY OF HEDDY LA MARR The TROPICS" West Coast PHONE 858 STARTS FRIDAY, SEPT. 8 BARBARA STANWYCK ADOLPHE MENJOU WILLIAM HOLDEN IN "GOLDEN BOY" ALSO "FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS" with EDITH FELLOWS NEXT ATTRACTION "THE RAIN GAME" WITH TYRONE POWERS MYRNA LOY FOX ANAHEIM A NAHEIM PHONE 3602 ENDS BING CROSBY in "THE STAR MAKER" Also "MOTO TAKES A VACATION" SUNDAY TO TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 10-11-12 ELSA MAXWELL'S "HOTEL FOR WOMEN" with ANN SOTHERN Also BOB BURNS in "OUR LEADING CITIZEN" WEDNESDAY TO SAT. "A SEPT. 13 TO 16 " "NIGHT, WORK" with CHAS. RUGGLES FOX FULLERTON FULLERTON PHONE 267 Agency Purchase By Cone Brother Anaheim Men Buy Fuller Chevrolet Dealership From J. H. Roberts Purchase by Cone Brothers the Roberts Chevrolet company. Fullerton, Chevrolet and Olds bile agency and service business was announced last Saturday. Carroll D. Cone. The deal consumed the day before. James H. Roberts, who has conducted the business in Fullerton for the past 12 years, is retiring from motor sales and will devise his time to his other business interests. Although the amount involved in the transaction was not revealed, Roberts commented that he believed it was the largest cash deal involving any business in Fullerton. Cone Brothers, composed of Carroll D. Cone and Everett Cone, will operate in Fullerton the Cone Chevrolet company. Carroll Cone will conduct the Fullerton establishment, and it will operated as an independent dealship and not as a branch of... ENDS SATURDAY BING CROSBY in "THE STAR MAKER" Also "MOTO TAKES A VACATION" SUNDAY TO TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 10-11-12 ELSA MAXWELL'S "HOTEL FOR WOMEN" with ANN SOTHERN Also BOB BURNS in "OUR LEADING CITIZEN" WEDNESDAY TO SAT. SEPT. 13 TO 16 "NIGHT WORK" with CHAS. RUGGLES FOX FULLERTON FULLERTON PHONE 267 END "THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC" SATURDAY Also "MAGNIFICENT FRAUD" SUN. to TUES.—Sept. 10-11-12 BING CROSBY in "THE STAR-MAKER" ALSO "MOTO TAKES A VACATION" WED. TO SAT., SEPT 13 to 16 JUDY GARLAND FRANK MORGAN IN "WIZARD OF OZ" ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 ENDS SATURDAY Jeannette MacDonald in "SWEETHEARTS" Also "PRIDE OF THE NAVY" SUN. TO TUES. SEPT. 10 . 11 . 12 JOAN GRAWFORD in "ICE FOLLIES" ALSO WALLACE BEERY in "SERGEANT MAIDEN" WED. TO SAT. SEPT. 13 TO 16 JAMES CAGNEY in "OKLAHOMA KID" AND "FAST AND LOOSE" ADULTS Any Seat Any Time 15¢ In the belief that his hands deled them, St. Francis of Assisi would not touch the lamps or handles. USED CARS Once again, we bring you used car values that challenge comparison. Get a good used car and you make the best possible Motoring Investment. Ganahl is Winner in Estate Action Ernest F. Ganahl of Anaheim, executor of the Henry Traveirne estate, late last week recovered a $2711.59 judgment for the estate when a jury in Superior Judge Franklin G. West's court granted his suit against Mr. and Mrs. Octave Roquet of Anaheim. The defendants had contended that the money had been a gift from Traveirne to them. The $2711.65 represented the amount of an investment certificate, transferred by Traveirne to the Roquets in April, 1938. Traveirne died last March, and Ganahl in probating the estate, met refusal by the Roquets, he alleged, in his request for return of the certificate, which covered a deposit with the Savings Loan and Building association of Anaheim. Train Wrecker is Sought in County bring you used car values that challenge comparison. Get a good used car and you make the best possible Motoring Investment. See the CLEANEST USED CARS in Orange County at our SHOW ROOMS G.M.A.C. Terms CONE BROS. 215 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 2515 Anaheim Train Wrecker is Sought in County Garden Grove area became the focal point in the search for the man or men who wrecked the Southern Pacific streamliner, City of San Francisco near Harney, Nev., early this week, following an unusual report to sheriff's officers that a resident of the "river hobo jungle" was to be paid $500 for wrecking the train. J. F. Methvin of Garden Grove is reported to have told sheriff's officers that a man of his acquaintance had said that a banker in the midwest had paid him $500 cash and had promised $2000 more to wreck the train. Methvin claimed he saw a letter purportedly from the banker arranging a meeting in Santa Ana, presumably to pay off the other $2000. All-Year Route to Winter Playground Completion of oiling operations between Camp Nelson and Quaking Aspen Meadow has made an all-year route from Porterville area, reports the touring bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Snow plows will keep the route open during the winter season, and a winter sports playground is planned at Quaking Aspen Meadow this year. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Agency Purchased by Cone Brothers of Roberts Chevrolet company in Ton, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile and service business, announced last Saturday by Bill D. Cone. The deal was imitated the day before. James H. Roberts, who has conceived the business in Fullerton the past 12 years, is retiring motor sales and will devote time to his other business interests. Though the amount involved in this transaction was not revealed, it commented that he believed was the largest cash deal involving any business in Fullerton. The Brothers, composed of Bill D. Cone and Everett M. Will operate in Fullerton as one Chevrolet company. Carlone will conduct the Fuller-establishment, and it will be treated as an independent dealer and not as a branch of the Obituaries. JOHN J. QUINLAN Funeral services were conducted this morning from St. Boniface Catholic church for John J. Quinlan, 81, who died at his home, 651 W. Broadway, Monday. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Holy Rosary services were conducted at Backs, Terry & Campbell chapel last evening. Quinlan had resided in Anaheim for the past 11 years and was a member of St. Boniface church and the Holy Name society. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rose Quinlan; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Webber and Mrs. Alice Preclux, both of Anaheim; a son, Joe Quinlan of Canada; four grandchildren; a brother and two sisters. Cone Brothers agency here. For the past several years Cone Brothers have operated the Chevrolet agency in Anaheim. They have been residents of Orange county since 1908 and received their education in Santa Ana schools. Carroll Cone has been in the Chevrolet business for the past 14 years. Honor lies in honest toil. —Grover Cleveland. Drunken Drivers Given Sentences Four motorists were jailed by Anaheim police over the past weekend on charges of drunken driving and three of them have pleaded guilty and received sentences. The fourth, Roy Waggoner, 38, 146 E. Center street, is at liberty under bond of $200 pending its appearance in court tomorrow. Mauricio Alvarez, 53, of Stanton, was arrested early Saturday morning, pleaded guilty before City Judge Frank Tausch and went to jail for 50 days rather than pay a fine of $100. Waggoner was arrested shortly after midnight Sunday morning after his automobile had assertedly collided with a tow truck owned by Henry DuBois. Waggoner, it is charged, failed to stop, but was later captured by police. Dean Orvis, 27, of Placentia was ordered to pay a fine of $250 or spend 125 days in jail Tuesday morning when he pleaded guilty to drunk driving. He was arrested early Tuesday morning. Isabel Vargas, 23, of La Jolla colony, was arrested at 2:20 c'clock Tuesday morning. He pleaded guilty before Tausch and was ordered to fine of $100 or spend 50 c'clock jail. Labor Day Picnic Attracts 5000 To Irvine Park More than 5000 persons pated in Monday's Labor day dinner at Irvine park under supervision of the Orange County Labor council, headquarters which are in Santa Ana. The advances of labor and labor movement in all branches industry were told by Assistant Man Jack Kenney of Los Angeles principal speaker. He also made legislative problems of interest to labor. The picnic features got way at 9 o'clock in the morning with sports, games and Following luncheon there entertainment program of talent and the talk by K.Dancing followed to the mMarvin George and his Samuel Westheimer, secreted the labor council, claimed the nic affair the most successful held in Orange county. pleaded guilty before Tausch and was ordered to fine of $100 or spend 50 c'clock jail. ALPHA BETA SPECIALS for SEPT 8th & 9th EAST CENTER AT EMILY STREET WEST CENTER AT PALM STREET PEAS TINY TEDDY No. 2 cans For 27¢ TANG Quart Jar 29¢ SNACK Morrell's Lunch Meat 25¢ Del Monte PEACHES 12½¢ DEL MONTE ... No. 2½ can ASPARAGUS 17¢ Del Monte Early Garden No. 2 can CORN 2 For Del Monte G. Bantam, No. 2 can Shred. TUNA 2 For DEL MONTE ... No. ½ can PINEAPPLE 42¢ JUICE—Standard ... No. 10 can PINEAPPLE 9¢ JUICE—Standard ... No. 2 can Diamond-A Oregon Grown—No Irrigation! STRING BEANS 11¢ DIAMOND A ... No. 2 can SLICED BEETS 11¢ DIAMOND A ... No. 2 can VEG. for SALAD 9¢ Diomond A ... No. 2 can 17c | 8-oz. DICED BEETS 10¢ DIAMOND A ... No. 2 can CORN, G. Bant. 2 For DIAMOND A ... No. 2 can CORN, shoe peg 2 For White Star Brand ... No. 2 can OXYDOL WASHING Large POWDER 19½¢ SUPER SUDS LARGE BLUE PACKAGE 19¢ WHITE EAGLE SOAP 5-lb. CHIPS bag 27¢ P&G BAR SOAP 10 Reg. bars 29¢ NEW POTATOES No. 1 Tall can 5¢ COFFEE CUP COFFEE 3 lb. bag 39¢ SANKA 1-lb. can 32¢ KAFFEE HAG can 31¢ CRISCO GYRO Churned 3 Lb. Can 48¢ SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOWER pkg. 20½¢ IVORY FLAKES LARGE PACKAGE 21¢ ONKOR GRAN. SOAP Lge. pkg. 22¢ PEANUT BUTTER 2-pound glass jar 23¢ MILK FINER FLAVER 2 tall cans 11¢ GRAPE JUICE QUEEN ISABELLA Qta. 23¢ MOLASSES 1½ Lb. Can 12½¢ Pork & Beans Van Camp's No. 300 4 Cans 25¢ HOLLYWOOD CUP If Coffee Disagrees 1-lb. pkg. DOG FOOD RED HEART (bulk) 3 Lbs. 25£ Puss'n Boots 6 cans 25 CHOICE MEATS TOMATO JUICE Number 1 tall cans ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee PIMIENTOS GAME COCK ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca ca cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea cea ceea cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca cca ccca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca ccaca.ccaca.ccaca.ccaca.ccaca.ccaca.ccaca.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccака.ccакаccaka.ccакаccaka.ccакаccaka.ccакаccaka.ccакаccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакиccaka.ccакаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсаса.cсасса.cссасса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса.cссассса,cссассса,cссассса,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,cссfasssa,CCASSSA.CССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.СССАСА.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA.CCSSASSA. CHOOSE GO! PEACHES 2 LIBBY'S SLICED No. 2 PINEAPPLE 3 LIBBY'S SLICED Flu TOMATO JUICE LIBBY'S No. CORNED BE LIBBY'S 12-c S AL M O N LIBBY'S Red No. 1 t SHINOLA - LIQUID-For White Shoes - BEAN HOLE BEANS VAN CAMP'S Medium o PEN-JEL For Nice Jellies p CHOCOLATE BARS COFFEE 3 lb. 39¢ SANKA 1-lb. 32¢ KAFFEE 1-lb. 31¢ CRISCO 3 lb. 48¢ Pork & Beans 4 Cans 25¢ Van Camp's No. 300 HOLLYWOOD CUP 25¢ If Coffee Disagrees 1-lb. pkg. DOG FOOD 3 Lbs. 25¢ RED HEART (bulk) Puss'n Boots 6 cans 25 CHOICE MEATS Kory Valley Tenderized Lower End e-third HAM lb. 21½¢ LAMS, whole or ½ lb. 25½¢ FRESH GRONUD BEEF 15¢ lb Sliced Bacon Hickory Valley Brand 23½¢ lb NCY STEER Round Bone ROAST 19½¢ lb Shoulder Pot ROAST 17½¢ lb Fancy Boiling Beef 12½¢ lb Fresh Dressed RABBITS AND CHICKENS SHINOLA LIQUID—For White Shoes BEAN HOLE BEANS VAN CAMP'S Medium PEN-JEL For Nicer Jellies CHOCOLATE BARS LARGE 7-oz. bar Baking Chocolate OUR MOTHERS ½ lb. pkg. Sandwich Spread MORRELL'S can Tomato Sauce 3 fo DEL MONTE 8-oz. can PINEAPPLE SLICED No. 2 can B A B O 2 Can CAMAY TOILET SOAP 2 Cake KARO SYRUP BLUE LABEL 1½ lb. FRUITS and HARDY SUGAR PEARS 10 SNOW BALL CAULIFLOWER FIRM RIPE BANANAS 6 Labor Day Picnic Attracts 5000 To Irvine Park More than 5000 persons participated in Monday's Labor day picnic at Irvine park under sponsorship of the Orange County Central labor council, headquarters of which are in Santa Ana. The advances of labor and the poor movement in all branches of industry were told by Assemblyman Jack Kenney of Los Angeles, principal speaker. He also reviewed legislative problems of interest labor. The picnic features got underway at 9 o'clock in the morning with sports, games and stunts. Allowing luncheon there was an entertainment program of home event and the talk by Kenney. In connection to the music of Harvin George and his band, Samuel Westheimer, secretary of the labor council, claimed the picnic affair the most successful ever held in Orange county. Readed guilty before Judge Busch and was ordered to pay a fine of $100 or spend 50 days in jail. Elks of Anaheim Have Park Picnic Anaheim Elks, their wives and friends enjoyed a picnic and informal entertainment last Thursday evening at Irvine park. The dinner was prepared by Bob Mills. A softball game between men and women was held prior to supper, and during the supper hour entertainment was furnished by Tozier's band of Fullerton, Bud Forster, vocal soloist of Capistrano, Tilly Sanchez, dancer, and Exalted Ruler Clyde Bruce and Ray Van Waggoner, picnic chairman, both of whom spoke briefly. The women's committee assisting in preparation for the event included Mrs. Thomas McFadden, Mrs. Ray Van Waggoner, Mrs. Frank Mattox, Mrs. Clyde Bruce, Mrs. A. H. T. Osborne of Fullerton and Mrs. Abe Yost of Brea. Work Continues on Santa Ana Canyon Grading and paving operations still are under way on the Santa Ana canyon road for 4.8 miles between Orange county line and Corona, advises the touring bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Traffic is being carried over existing road and detours at two locations with little delay. Work is expected to be completed by November 15. Mrs. Rose Chast Called by Death Mrs. Rose K. Chast, 36, of Santa Ana died Saturday at St. Joseph hospital after a year's illness. Mrs. Chast was the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. E. Kellogg, pioneer residents of the west country, and her father was the late H. Clay Kellogg, well-known civil engineer of this section. Mrs. Chast is survived by her husband, Albert E. Chast; two daughters, Rose Marie and Marjorie; her mother, Mrs. S. L. Aubin of Santa Ana; two brothers, H. Clay Kellogg of Garden Grove and two sisters, Helen Kellogg of Santa Ana and Mrs. J. A. Mauerhan of Garden Grove. Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon from the Brown and Wagner mortuary in Santa Ana. BACK TO SCHOOL SALE CRACKERS One Pound Box each SCHOOL DAYS Spirit Values on foods for healthy growing children. BACK TO SCHOOL SALE TOMATO JUICE 5¢ Number 1 tall cans each IMIENTOS 5¢ AME COCK can LY SWATTERS Ea. 5¢ WITH LONG HANDLES AVA SOAP 6¢ ounce bars each RUNES, med. 6¢ UNSWEET 1 lb. pkg. ORK & BEANS 7¢ AMPBELL'S 16-oz. can CORN STARCH 7¢ RGO per pkg. MUSTARD 7¢ EN HUR 6-oz. Jar SHINOLA 7¢ BLACK or BROWN can TOILET TISSUE 7£ COTT'S 1000 sheet rolls PAGHETTI or MACARONI Golden Age, 8-oz. 7¢ CRACKERS 6½¢ One Pound Box each CORN FLAKES 5¢ ALBERS regular pkg GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 5¢ From Arizona Large No. 2 can APRICOT 10¢ VAL VITA No. 2½ can CHERRIES 15¢ ROYAL ANN STYLE No. 2½ can CHOOSE GOOD FOODS THE EASY "A.B.C.Way" Libby's SUNRICH PEACHES 2 For 25¢ LIBBY'S SLICED No. 2½ can PINEAPPLE 3 For 25¢ LIBBY'S SLICED Flat can TOMATO JUICE 7¢ LIBBY'S No. 2 can TOMATO JUICE 27¢ LIBBY'S No. 10 can CORNED BEEF 16¢ LIBBY'S 12-oz. can S AL M ON 18¢ LIBBY'S RED No. 1 tall can TOMATO Juice 2 For 11¢ SUNRICH No. 2 cans SALAD OIL 29¢ SUNRICH Quart bottle OLEOMARGARINE 11¢ SUNRICH 1-lb. pkg. VINEGAR 9¢ SUNRICH Quart bottle SAUER KRAUT 8¢ SUNRICH No. 2½ cans SHORTENING 2 Lbs. 19¢ SUNRICH CORN 3 For 25¢ SUNRICH No. 2 cans SALT LESLIE'S—2-1lb. Per Pkg. 7¢ TE A LIPTON'S BLACK ¼-pound pkg. 20¢ FLOUR DRIFTED SNOW 24½-1lb. sack. SHINOLA - LIQUID—For White Shoes ...ea. 8¢ BEAN HOLE BEANS - Medium can. 9¢ PEN-JEL - For Nice Jellies pkg. 9¢ CHOCOLATE BARS - 10d RED NO. 2½ CANS BEANS... HOMINY... Lima Beans Pork-Beans CATSUP, lge. 7½c MOLASSES - Brer Rabbit, Gr Label. 1½-1b. IVORY SNOW - Per Package - CLOE'S BLEACH - Half Gallon Bottle (plus dep.) FLAKO PIE CRUST - SALMON 18¢ CORN 3 For 25¢ LIBBY'S RED No. 1 tall can SUNRICH No. 2 cans 82¢ SHINOLA LIQUID-For White Shoes ... en. 8¢ BEAN HOLE BEANS CAN CAMP'S Medium can 9¢ PEN-JEL FOR Nicer Jellies pkg. 9¢ CHOCOLATE BARS LARGE 7 oz. bars 10¢ Baking Chocolate YOUR MOTHERS ½ lb. pkg. 10¢ Sandwich Spread MORRELL'S can 10¢ Tomato Sauce 3 for DEL MONTE 8 oz. cans 10¢ PINEAPPLE BLICED No. 2 can 10¢ BABO CLEANER 2 Cans 11¢ CAMAY TOILET SOAP 2 Cakes 11¢ KARO SYRUP BLUE LABEL 1½ lb. can 12¢ RED NO. 2½ CANS BEANS... HOMINY... Lima Beans Pork-Beans CATSUP, lge. 7½c SODA POP AGUA CALIENTE Ginger Ale, Limre Rickey, Root Beer 28 oz. Bottles CANDY or GUM 3 For ALL 5c ITEMS KOOL-AID 3 For YOUR CHOICE of FLAVORS 10¢ MOLASSES Brer Rabbit, Gr. Label. 1½ lb. 12¢ IVORY SNOW PER PACKAGE 13¢ CLOE'S BLEACH Half Gallon Bottle (plus dep.) 13¢ FLAKO PIE CRUST Makes Delicious Pies pkg. 13¢ CLOROX QUART BOTTLE 13¢ WINDEX 6 OUNCE BOTTLE 14¢ APPLE BUTTER CATALINA 2 lb. jar 14¢ GRAPE NUTS A Hot Weather Delicacy pkg. 15¢ SWEET PICKLES 25 OUNCE JARS each 15¢ PANCAKE FLOUR GLOBE A-1 40 oz. pkg. 16£ CALUMET BAKING POWDER 1 lb. can 19£ FRUITS and VEGETABLES HARDY SUGAR PEARS 10 lbs. 15¢ SNOW BALL CAULIFLOWER Head 5¢ FIRM RIPE BANANAS 6 lbs. 25¢ Fancy Russet — MESH BAG SPUDS 15 lbs. 21¢ Thompson's Seedless GRAPES 6 lbs. 10£ New Crop Banana APPLES 10 lbs. 19£