SMOKED PICNICS 385? - : & 33c
GROUND BEEF : ? s 35c
"Super-Right" Fresh Loin End "Super-Right" Boneless Chuck
Pork. Roasts. "> 39c ROASTS - - ? 59c
"Super-Right" Market Style Pork
n | p> OA- "Super-Right" Lean Boneless
Back Bones ">? 39c Avnai DCCF EE
"Super-Right" Center Cut '1.T V I E H Klttl m Lb. VvC
Rib Pork Chops _ "> 59c ?Super-Righr ah Meat
Cap's John's Pre-Cooked ED AM If C 1 Lb 00 a
Fish Sticks fS 35c ? KAIlliO - - Pkg 69 C
Morrell's Yorkshire Sliced
. . - 1Lb Ka
Pkg.
? ? * Pa ? 1 ? Excelsior 6-Oz. M.
BWI OloamS Frozen Pkg.
Crisco
1U> oo s-u. o-y
?? OZC b/C
Swift's
? Jewel Oil
m & 55c
Shortening
Swift Jewel
? 75c
Sultana Preserves
Strawberry
'2 Oz.
|ar
25
For Lunches ? Paper
BAGS ...
320 a. OR.
Pkgs.
For Sandwiches? Paper
3AGS ...
330-ct. on^
Pkgs.
601 23c
Can
Sultana Flaked Meat
TUNA
Mild & Mellow Coffee
8 O'CLOCK VS 79c
All Detergent
39c
24-Oz.
Pkg
Spic & Span
25c
l-Lb
Pkg.
Dish Washer
Joy Liquid
7-Oz.
Bot
30c
Cheer
i& 30c ft. 72c
Wue4 Paper
Cut Rite
125- Ft
Ron
25c
Peter Pan
Peanut Butter
9V4-0*.
Glass
35c
Peter Pan
Salted Peanuts
?? 37c
A&P FANCY
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
2 ^ 35c
FANCY APPLE SAUCE
2 n?-23c
Fruits & Vegetables
Fresh Flavorful Eastern
PEACHES
; " 8c
Juicy Le.nons . u> 15c
Golden Bananas u> He
Calif. Plums -- u> 19c
* ?
Bartlett Pears - u?. 15c
Golden Carrots ph. 12c
Cooking Apples i* 12c
Honeydew
MELONS 49c
White Seedless
GRAPeS
California
CantTpes Each 23c
CERBER'S BABY FOODS
Strained 3 ,m 29c
Chopped 14c
Cereals tfe 16c '
Krey'i ? With Brown Gravy ?Sliced
BEEF- ? ^39c i
Krey's With Brown Gravy? I
Chopped
BEEF - 17c l
Krey's i
SUCCR pgRX 43e '
Cray's Sandwich
BEEF STEAKS &?39c
'
Whole Kernel ? Shoe Pef
Dewco Corn
CRACKERS - lit 25c
RUDDY'S Vanma <^?z Hp
DUnill V Wafers Pkg. I9ll
CRACKERS ^ 29c
Libby's Gram Peas...
Libby's Tomato Jake . ^ 29c
Libby's Sliced Peacbei N?c,r 33c
Pillsbary ?? 19c
Hllsbirj tS 20c
EXTRA SPECIAL
Ann Page Grope Jelly ? Jam or Pure Plum
PRESERVES
2 --39'
(
Mayonnaise- : ? ? 49c
Ann Page? Pure Ground
Black Pepper : - c? 29c
Ann Page Fancy
TcmM? ?-- - ,
0'ir Own Tea Bags Packed? Peus&tve .
Freez-laicfers - - Cs
Coffee with Chicorv
Crescent City - C s17'
A&P's Own Pure Vegetable ? dexo
Shortening - - - ? 73c
EVAPORATED MILK 3?2S 3 3S 35c
NUTLEY MARGARINE 18c
WELCH FRUIT OF THE VINE SS. 27c
CREAM OF WHEAT "Mr 21c
PUFFIN BISCUITS 4^' 49c
MILD AMERICAN CHEESE
P. L. SPICED PEACHES *?of*27c
DAILY DOC FOOD 3 25c
Jane Parker
Bnkery
Values
BOLD POUND CAKE 25c
BINNAMON ROUS -" 25s
PEACH PIES IS; " Uc
LEMON MES "gST ? - " Wo
WHITE R*F*P E"ntM Uc
Tips Offered
State Fair Entrants
II you're plannlntc to enter aome
ot your handiwork In the State Fair
this year, then you'll be Interested
in these tlpa offered by Julia Mo
Iver. State College extension cloth
ing; specialist.
There is a wide variety of tricks
that can give your clothes that
special mark of distinction, says
Miss Mclver. But actually there's
no special magic about making a
very finished looking dress. All you
need are a few helpful pointers.
One of the most Important steps
to learn In dressmaking, says Mi*s
Mclver. is to learn how to sew with
tt* grain of the material. Grain is
the way in which a fabric has been
woven? lengthwise- (wrap) and
crosswise (fill) threads of yarns
are woven together at right angles
to make the material. Pieces must
be cut on the correct ^rain, and
the grain must be kept in its cor
rect position throughout construc
tion if the garment is to be grain
perfect, explains Miss Mclver.
Maybe you're wondering why it'3
so important to have a grain-per
fect garment. Because the finished
eatment will not fit well, hang cor
rectly. or look smart unless cut and
sewn on the proper grain, explains
?riss Mclver. Unfortunately, there
is no secret formula you can em
ploy to compensate for or conceal
a badly cut garment. Prevention
is the only cure, so make your
clothes grain perfect.
ASC Review Changes
In Tobaeeo Program
H. D. Godfrey, state administra
tive officer for Agricultural Stab
ilization and Conservation, today
reminded Tar Heel tobacco grow
ers that there have been several
recent changes made in the tobac
co allotment and quota program.
Public Law 2t, passed by the
Congress this year, made several
changes in the method of operation
of the adjustment program on to
bacco for this year and next. One
of the most welcome of these chang
es. Godfrey said, is the one that
eliminates credit for overplanting.
In previous years, under the Law,
it was possible for a farmer to in
crease his planting history and
consequently his tobacco allotment
by consistent overplanting and
payment of penalty. Public Law 21,
he said, eliminates any credit for
overplanting for this and future
years.
The increased rate of penalty
was cited as another major change.
Last year, Godfrey said, the pen
alty for overplanting Flue-cured
tobacco was 21 cents a pound. For
this year, that rate has been in
creased to 40 cents a pound. The
21 cents represented 40 per cent of
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(750).
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<200) (750). , .
3 ? East coast loads followed ia Um wake at
hurricane (Diane) (Coaaia).
4 ? Princess Margaret ia (25) (32) years ?f age.
5 ? United Mine Workers recently received a 12
per (day) (week) raise.
6 ? Russia is releasing (33) (3) more American
prisoners.
7? "Ham" is slang for an amateur (farmer)
(radio operator).
8 ? Cantaloupe (is) (is not) a member of the
gourd family.
9 ? (Pittsburgh) (St Louis) trails in the Na
tional League.
10 ? The (tiger) (lion) symbolizes Great Britain.
Count 10 for each correct choice. A score of 0-20 is
poor; 30-60, average; 70-80, superior, and 90-100, very
superior.
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i the previous year's sale price; the
40 cents represents 75 per cent of
the previous year's sale price.
In addition, farmers who fail to
direct ASC reporters to all of the
tobacco they have planted, or far
mers who file false reports regard
ing production and disposition of
their tobacco, will have their pres
ent allotment reduced.
Next year, allotments and meas
urements will be in hundredths of
an acre in an effort to crack
down on farmers who do not coop
erate with their neighbors in their
efforts to maintain the price of to
bacco through keeping supply in
line with demand, Godfrey said.
ASC committeemen or office em
ployees in each of the 100 North
Carolina Counties will be glad tc
answer any questions farmers
might have on these changes, he
, added. v
TEACH THE DEAF
Alexander Graham Bell, inven
tor of the telephone, persuaded
Clarke School for the Deaf at Nor
thhampton, Massachusetts, to start
the first training course for oral
teachers of the deaf in the United
States in 1889. Since then, more'
than 500 have gone from there to
every State and 20 foreign coun
tries to teach deaf children to
talk. They have brought comfort
to parents, in Argentina, Canada
Australia. Japan, Turkey, India,
South Africa and Norway, the
National Geographic Society says.
GARDEN TIME
BV ROBERT SCHMIDT
This is the critical period for the
strawberry bed. Either the crab
grass is choking the plants out or
dry weather is killing them. For
that reason many of our home gar
deners are resorting to fall plant
ing which I will discuss In a later
article. However, the market gard
ener is concerned with low costs
and high production and therefore
must continue to practice spring
planting and the development of a
matted row bed.
You probably have observed that
as soon as the spring crop was har
vested the old plants began to send
out many runners which produced
runner plants which caught root
in the soil along the row. In the
heat of late summer not many run
ners are produced but in Septem
ber and October the runner forma
tion is heavy again. However, our
scientists have found that runner
plants rooted in early summer will
produce about twice as many ber
ries as plants rooted in the fall.
For that reason you should make
an extra effort to save the early
runner plants and keep them grow
ing.
During late August in the moun
tains and during early September
in the eastern part fo the state is
the proper time to apply fertiliser
to strawberries. If you have a nar
row row the fertilizer can be ap
plied in a shallow furrow on each
side of the row. If you have a wtda
CONTINUED ON FAGE 8
=- ~ Si
, Hunt's PEACHES in heavy syrup No. 2% Can 30c
! APPLESAUCE No. 303 Cans 2 for 27c
I Old Black Joe Black Eyed Peas No. 2 cans 2 for 25c I
Armour's CHILI WITH BEANS
JFG SPECIAL COFFEE
GIANT TIDE
SPIC & SPAN
SNOWDRIFT
BANANAS
Armour's CHEESE FOOD
YELLO OLEO
CUBE STEAK
lib. can 25c
lib. 87c
Box 69c
Reg. Size 23c
3 lb. can 79c
2lbs. 25c
2 lb. Box 65c
lb. 19c '
lb. 59c