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THE CAROLINA TIMES Sat,,
31. 1971
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PRICES IN THIS
AD AM EFFECTIVE
THROUGH
SATURDAY
MARCH 31 AT
AP WIO IN
DURHAM
ITEMS OFFERED FOR
SALE NOT AVAILABLE
TO OTHER RETAIL
DEALERS AND
WHOLESALERS
WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES
THIS IS
Wtfflfc ELEGANCE...
price:
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Porcelain
V,
in a class by itself
totoly n?m, totally
ours aton?.'
ptr plm Mi ting
pim with every
Hpurrhm
WE'VE DONE IT! We insisted on coming up with something different. The
kind of chin, you could consider your best service. Once you've seen it, we think
yaull acre we've done it! The iRspe. for instance, an eleg.nt modified rim. beautifully
banded in cold. And the cup., gracefully shaped, like the most expensive china.
The Queen Anne pattern ha. all the intricate beauty of the Rennai.sance. We could
o on and on telling you how different, how unusual, how very fine this china is.
But. instead, why don't you come in and see for yourself? . i
This i Queen Anne An unusually hand
some pattern with all the lavish decor and
rich e.ilorinfs f H Rennaissance. Worthy
of a formal dinner occasion.
Complete service for 8 to be available in
this fine Queen Anne design. Start your
set this week. You'll want to use this
elegant china for all occasions.
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Notice the elesanl rim of the plate. Tho
beautiful liamlinj: in gold, all carefully
applied I'V hand -j '
Notice, too. the cup. A completely new
shape, the kind you find in only the most
expensive china. Graceful lines, yet ample
enough to be practical. '
DINNER
PLATES
ONLY
y BACH
with every
$S purchase
RwntlarlyllM
4 SOUP BOWLS
X SAVE
only $.M9
No purchase
required .
Next week, bread butter plates. Follow the weekly sale
I fan and build a lervice for eight.
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FINE CHINA
Super Rilhl" Met sr Mild
Pure Pork Sausage
Number 1 TMa
Market Sliced Bacon
SAVI MONEY ON
Corn Beef Brisket
"SUPIR RIGHT" SILICTED MARKET
Sliced Beef Uver
TRY SOME TASTY .
Smoked Sausage ru 88c
Hornier Pre-Cooked Frozen
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Veal Patties
Beef and Pork Patties
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"SUPER-RIGHT" EXTRA LEAN
Ground Chuck -Avf1.
Ground Round l. I.
WHOLE BEEF RIB
35-35 Lb. Av9. Sold at Hm iV
W.i9ht Cut to Yout Specific.- VflV
liom Into St.ok, Rooit and ,:- .
Sh.,t Rib. It- tJf
Delmonico Steak a
RIB STEAK
M19
Boneless Rib Steak
Raiia
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Whole
Only
Lb.
'U.S.O.A. INSPECTED
FRESH FWER PARTS
Whole U. Ht Quarter
Think. Lb.: ia. Lea With
Split Fryer j. Bk
With Backs
Quarter Fryer Lb. M( .
Breott With Wine LB-
SAVE MONEY ON FROZEN CAF'N JOHN'S
Fish Sticks X' 55c
49
A&P Delicatessen Delights
79c
Pime oread
Fruit Cocktail
All
Varieties
B-Os.
Cut
24-Os.
Cup
43c
75c
ALL VARIETIES OF . , ... A Mn
Medallion Dog Food Mc. ' 30c
MEAT, FISH, LIVER AND CHICKEN FLAVORS OF
Daily Dog Food 10c
SAVE MONEY ON n M
Kellogg's Corn Flakes X" 35c
CHECK! COMPARE SAVINtSS AT AI.P WEO
AUui SilftmTaUcli
25-C.
Pkg.
63
20-ct. no.
FOR PICNICS OR SNACKS
A&P Yellow Popcorn
GREAT FOR BREAKFAST
A&P Quick Oats
PACKERS LABEL BRAND DRIED.
BlackeyePeas
DAWN FRESfrSi
Mushroom
GREEN GIANT BRAND
White Corn
GREEN GIANT BRAND
Green Beans
GREEN GIANT BRAND
Green Beans
GREAT AT MEAL TIME
Sweet Peas
"SUPER-RIGHT" BRAND
Corned Beef Hash "cV.' 85c
SAVE ON RANDOM WEIGHT AP
Mild Cheese Wedges lit $159
SERVE HOT TOPPED WITH SUNNYFIELD BUTTER
29e st57e Cora on Cob wc
IN BUTTER SAUCE -OI. pro. Ar kui
37c
X- 33c
Steak SH-Os.19
Sauce Bet. laaU
Shoe
Pea
fe5r 29c
Kitchen 16-Os. Oft
Style Can W
FRENCH 16 0. ejftjt
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10-01. Pkt
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Aina oeiner nus pn
Alka Seltzer Plus 1: 51 .59 Niblet Corn
SAVE MONEY ON A&P 2-PLY PAPER
Green
Giant
300
BORDENS BRAND
Ice Cream Sandwiches K:k 59c
SAVE ON GREEN GIANT GOLDEN
Whole iz-ui. 7Bn
Kernel Can fcW
ALL FLAVORS
Marvel Ice Milk
vcS'49
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Jumbo
Roll.
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USE WITH A&P PAPER TOWELS'
S&P BRAND
WINDOW CLEANER
15-Os.
SPRAY
CAN
45( "39
SAVE MONEY AT AP WEO ON AA
AHOY W DETERGENT 3 l00
TRY SOME TODAY CHED-O-BIT AMERICAN OR . 179
PIMENTO CHEESE SPREAD"" !
SAVE MONEY ON "SUPER-RIGHT" BRAND gT
LUNCHEON MEAT - r
FOR MANY USES PLAIN OR Sl-RISING g f A
SUNNYFIELD FLOUR -
CHECK AND COMPARE SAVINGS ON
A&P APPLE JUICE
FIGHT THE FLU WITH JUICY
FLORIDA ORANGES
3 D-"
SAVE ON ALL PURPOSE
SHOP AND SAVE
ON ALL VARIETIES OF STRAINED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
A&P'
POTATOES - 99
IN CELLO BAG FRESH A
CRISP CARROTS 2 a 29
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49
59
GREAT FOR SLAW FRESH
GREEN CABBAGE
SHOP A&P WEO FOR TENDER FRESH
MUSHROOMS
SAVE MONEY ON JUICY FRESH
PINEAPPLES
Lb.
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Only
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CHOCOLATE, VANILLA, LIGHT CHOCOLATE AN6 LEMON FLAVOR
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TRY SOME IN THE MORNING REGULAR OR MINT FLAVOR
S-Os.
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FABULOUS AP WEO SAVINGS ON GOLDEN JJf'
Mia. Fittirlia MortdoMii '"
nr.MT THE FLU VALUE FROM A&P WEO CHILLED A&P ORANGE
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TRY SOME TODAY FROM AP WEO
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CHOC. IBVi-OZ. GERMAN CHOC. IBVi-OZ.
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Gl.
Jug
79
49c
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Jane Porker Apple Pies
JANI PARKIR BAKI N URVI k
Flaky Rolls A 3 S 89c
iAM PARKIR whom tCID 4oJri 'l1 CO
Lemon Layer Cake K 51 59
PRHNLY SAKID JANI PARKIR BL. ,
Orange Chiffon Cake . 49c
NIARTV AND VIGOROUS
Our Own Tea Bags
TRY All FLAVOR -OP
A&P Instant Breakfast
FOR MANY USIS TRY
VAst m ... J ill,
AAr tvaDorarea mi k j c
UVI ON 100 SiAXIllAN I O'CLOCK INSTANT
Coffee A $1 .09 89c
'p0..6' 89c
59c
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Pork and Beahs pet e(
FOR HOT DOSS AND HAMSURGIRS
Salad Mustard
ORIAT FOR MANY USIS TRY SOMI
Sultana Mayonnaise
SAVI MONIV AT AAP WIO ON
Salad Dressing &
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Jar
V
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15c
25c
49c
49c
$2.23
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Plymouth' Liz Stimley
In the Drive Seat
Never Slop On a Freeway : v
The driver who stops his car
on the travelled portion of a
freeway is absolutely wrong
and he could be dead wrong.
Traffic safety experts re
gard stopping on a high-speed
road so dangerous that they
urge motorists to go to ex
treme lengths to avoid it.
If a tire should blow out,
it is still nec
essary to get
completely
off the driv
ing lanes. It
may take a
driver a
thousand feet
to work his
way ' through
two or three
lanes of traf
fic and get on the shoulder,
but it must be done.
The motorist who stops on
a freeway endangers himself,
his passengers, the occupants
of following cars-and risks a
lawsuit if his action forces
other drivers into accidents.
There have been far too
many cases in which a stopped
car has been struck violently
from the rear by a following
car whose driver was unable
to stop in time or to steer in
to another lane in congested
traffic. The first collision has
often caused several other fol
lowing cars to collide with
disastrous results.
The rule applies to urban
and intercity freeways. Keep
moving, but if you must stop,
get off on the shoulder.
NASTURTIUMS -GOOD
ENOUGH TO EAT
Every portion of a Nastur
tium is good to eat the flow
ers, the stems and the leaves
are great In salads, while the
seeds are deuctoos pickled.
For a really delicious taste
thi ill, snap oil the spur of ,a
nasturtium flower and eat it.
The combination of sweet nec
tar and mildly pungent flavor
of the plant mingle to produce
a delicious taste.
Actually, the entire nastur
tium plant, including stems,
leaves, flowers and seeds are
great to eat. The spicy leaves
are good in sandwiches and
salads, imparting a flavor sim
ilar to garden cress. The seeds
make a good winter snack. They
grow large as peas and are easy
to handle. Just clean and bottle
them with freshly boiled vin
egar. Then seal and store for
winter.
Of course, nasturtiums are
beautiful in the flower garden.
Choose dwarf varieties for low
beds and borders, and tall types
to climb up trellis and netting.
Flowers are mostly yellow,
orange and red on long stems
excellent for dainty flower ar
rangements. Cultivate soil well before
planting seed in spring after
danger of frost. When planted
in shade or a soil that's too
rich and moist, they have a ten
dency to produce more leaves
than flowers.
Children love to plant nas
turtium seeds because the seeds
are very easy to handle, and the
resulting plants have other at
tractions. For instance, hum
mingbirds love nasturtium nec
tar, and if you have never seen
a hummingbird in your garden
a bed of nasturtiums might well
attract them. Two popular va
rieties of nasturtium are the
Gleam and Jewel series. Flow
ers of Gleam are extra-large
and sweet-scented, growing 3 ft.
tall with stems long enough to
make beautiful flower arrange
ments. The Jewel series are
low-growing just 1 ft. high,
each plant creating -a neat dome
of flowers and foliage.
Green Thumb Tips
Moonflower is a quick-growing
climber, producing massive
6 inch flowers which open at
night with such speed that you
can actually observe the petals
move. In mild areas it can be
grown as a perennial, but is
best treated as an annual grown'
fresh from seed each year.
If you want to grow those
gigantic sunflowers the kind
people win contests with, the
variety to look for in the seed
displays and catalogs is Sun
flower Mammoth. The black-and-white
striped seeds should
be planted directly into the gar
den after danger of frost m a
sunny location and fertile soil.
The huge yellow flowers appear
on 6 ft. stalks, and the centers
swell out as the seeds develop.
Binls are especially fond of
sunflower seeds, and so are
children, since the meaty ker
nels have a nutty flavor.
Strawflowers are a recent
addition to the flqwer garden.
; Discovered growing wild in the
meadows of Western Australia,
they are easy-to grow. In addi
tion to creating a magnificent
garden display during summer,
they can be dried to last all
winter in dried flower arrange
ments. Colors include crimson,
(yellow, orange, pink and white.
Happy Faces That Can Save Yon Money
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If you're a working parent like the woman above and you
and your npoue are botb employed at least 30 hours a week,
you may be entitled to a big iiu-ome tax deduction for child
cure costs. "The total can be up to $400 a month or 84800 a
year if you're entitled to the maximum deduction," says San
ford Kuhn, the director of the tax preparation service for GFC
Corp. The amount you are entitled to deduct will vary accord
ing to your family income and the number of children you
have under the age of 15.
Garden Time
It's Feeding Time For
Strawberries, Grapes
By M. E. Gardner
N. C. State University
This is a dreary, wet,
cold and cloudy day in
Raleigh. Good planning
weather for spring
UsSrSeisI -"aJ"- "' j"
BEAUTY AND THE HOOKS
It takes more than beauty to
have brains and this lovely
Fayetteville State University
coed Valjeaner Brewington, a
sojvhomon Business Adminis
tration major, has both. "Val"
hails from Parkton, North
Carolina and wants to be a
business executive.
Veterans Administration Notes
Editors Note: Veterans and
their families are asking thou
sands of questions concerning
the benefits their Government
provides for them through the
Veterans Administration. Be
low a re some representative
queries. Additional information
may be obtained at any VA
office.
Q-Is the Veterans Adminis
tration cutting back on hospi
tal care?
A-On the contrary. An all
high record of more than one
million patients will be treated
in fiscal year 1974. Because of
advances in medical science and
improvements in treatment
techniques, hospital stays will
be shorter and fewer patients
will be in bed on an average
day.
Q-How can I apply for my
special dividend which I hear
the VA is paying to holders
of World War II life insurance
policies?
A Sorry to disappoint you.
but there is no special div idend
VA pays regular dividends to
veterans who have kept their
World War II "V" prefixed
National Service Life Insurance
and World War I "K" prefixed
United States Government Life
Insurance policies. Dividends
are paid on the anniversary
date of each policy and no
annlication is necessary.
Q-Why is the Veterans Ad
ministration's budget for fiscal
vear 1974 being reduced?
A-VAs budget is not being
reduced. Overall expenditures
will be some $300 million hi
gher than in the current fiscal
year.
Men were born to lie, and
women to believe them.
-John Gay.
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operations though. There
are some chores for
this month, too.
If you have bearing
strawberry plants, they
should be fertilized now
in eastern Carolina and
the lower Piedmont; and
late March in the upper
Piedmont and mountain
counties. Apply about
two quarts of an 8-8-8
fertilizer per 100 feet of.
row. Select a good day
when the leaves are dry.
Distribute the fertilizer
evenly over the plants
and brush from the leaves
to prevent burning;
Remember to mulch
the plants to keep the
berries clean when rip
ening. Pine straw is
probably beat bat clean
grain straw may be used.
Fertilize before applying
the mulch.
It would be a good idea
to fertilize those pecan
trees you have been
neglecting. Use about
two pounds of an 8-8-8
mixture per year of age
until the trees come Into
bearing. On bearing
trees, apply three pounds
per inch of tree diameter.
The fertilizer may be
broadcast evenly around
the tree or it
placed in boles 12-H
inches deep nuns with a
crowbar or as old car
axle. The latter method
to best (and to rec
ommendecT) because It
places the plant food
nearer the feeder root
zone.'
The major portion of
the feeder root system
extends Just inside and
outside the spread (or
drip) of the
holes In this
.iBfttlv i round the tree
and dfvlds rear fertilizer
in the holes.
Ob lMSJSl
apply one-half ptnod of
an 8-8-8 per year of age
until the plants are
receiving mmm9'
pounds per vine per year.
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