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Your Favorite Sizes! 10 to
14-Lb. Average!
Whole or Half
No Center Slices Removed.
You Get The Entire Half!
Lb.
49
Loin End Pork
Dressed And Drawn Fat Tender
Lb.
Dressed Domestic Cut Up
Dressed Ana Drawn fat lenaer Dressed And Drawn Young 12 to 14 Lb. Tom ^
Hens - 49' Turkeys ? 65" Sa"sase * 49
Roast.. ? 49?
Breakfast Link Pork
Quality-Tender U.S. Choice Grade Beef Chuck
Enster I n/lip*/
Rabbit.. ? 69c Roast ? 73
Dixie-Home Quality Fresh (J4- Lb. Prints)
Butter . * 79c
MARGARINE inc
Yello Brand Colored Pa,ty ? "
Q Brock's Marshmallow
Easter Eggs V* 23c
Glaze Your Easter Ham
With Cranberry Sauce
OCEAN SPRAY
Grocery Dept. Values!
21
Playmates Mixed Sweet
Pickles... 37c
Assorted Flavors
Jell-0... 3 n? 25c
Buy the Economical Size!
Plain or Self-Rising
RED BAND
FLOUR S2'11
TRUE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY
IS OUR RULE FOR COURTESY
Dixie-Home Guaran
tees Every Dixie
?Home Egg! U. S. Gov.
ernment Grade A.
EGG DYE
Del Monte Brand Sliced
Pineapple . . V 29c
First Quality 51 Gauge 15 Denier
Nylon Hose... ? 89c
Armour's Star
Pure Lard. . . ? 49?
High In Quality, Low In Price! Dixie-Home
Peanut Butter.. . :z 29c
Bleaches Cottons To Dazzling Whiteness!
Dixie-Home Bleach z 29c
Economical Long or Elbow Macaroni or Vermicelli
Delmonico... 2 z 27c
Brock's or Villa Chocolate
Cherries ? 39c
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Children's Favorite! Brock's Creamy
Chocolate Drops . ? 1 9C
Juicy California Sunkist
&HS
MONS
I
41?
360 Size!
Try the <unkist
"Prize Winner"
lemon pie recipe
in your national UOZa
n?:> jrincs!
A Real Feast With Dixie-Home Butter! Sweet Golden Bantam
Frash Corn 4 33c
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Garden Fresh Carolina
English Peas 19c
Fresh Green Spring
Onions 2 . 25?
Fancy Bright Red
Radishes . . . 3 ?- 21?
U. S. No. 1 Size A New Red
Potatoes 5 40?
Crisp Crunchy Florida
Celery 2 ? 1 9C
Other Grocery Values!
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Colorful Maraschino
Cherries... tr 17c
Wilson's Certified Corned
Beef Hash . . . r: 33?
Wilson's Certified Vienna
Sausage . . . 2V
Wilson's Certified
Tripe.... 4SC
Creamy Rich Peanut Butter
Peter Pan . " 37c
Swift's Nutritious
Meats babies c*n 2 i 0
Star-Kist Ready Flaked
Tuna Fish 2 :: 65?
Fine Quality Short Grain Rice
Water Maid jx 42c
Self-Rising Flour
Rose Royal . . r Ue
? Highlands Highlights
MRS. H. Q. 8TORY
First Easter Sunrise Service
Set For Whiteside Mountain
i
The Rev. Arthur Ranson, pas
tor of Highlands Presbyterian
church, will be the speaker at
the first Easter sunrise service,
to be held in the parking area
on Whiteside mountain at 6:30
o'clock Sunday morning.
Interest in this first White
side service has been shown
throughout the area in North
Carolina ? Cashiers Valley,
Whiteside Cove, Horse Cove,
Norton, Glenville, and High
lands ? as well as in both states
| to the south, Georgia and South
j Carolina, the Rev. Robert E.
Early, pastor of Highlands
Methodist church, said. Mr. Ear
ly also said that visitors from
all neighboring points are ex
pected and cordially urged to
attend.
It is the hope of many that
this opportunity this Easter
morning will be the beginning
of another fine Christian tra
dition in the tri-state area, Mr.
Early added.
Southeastern Rib-Stone Silo
Save the waste. Feed the best for less.
STORE IT IN A SILO
For Information and Installation, Contact
Carl Anders at Nantahala Creamery
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 15 and 16
? OR ?
E. J. Anders, Builder
P. O. Box 375 Henderson ville, N. C.
Phone 4379
Gets Skin Cleaner
Dial Soap . . 2 S2 27c
Deodorant Soap
Dial Soap . . 2 35c
The Soap That Agrees With Your Skin
Sweetheart. 3 17. 25c
Refreshing Bath Soap
Blues While You Wash
BBia-lVSsS^o . . . ?? De
i
For Easy Dishwashing
D r e ff t & 23?
D
w Efficient Household Cleanser
Epic & Spam 2 47c
Concentrated Lic;u:d Soap ? Joy
lipfiti gas? . . . -? S3C
White Laundry Soap
P>n> p pi. ? ? Q lce.
fci ^ Bars
Pure Ve^ctab^e Chcrtc.-.lrg
G F S C 3 3 c'an ?7
Puss 'n Boots
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<C? C? b C/Ww-osb <jlan ^
Clovtrlsr.f Orj.;."
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j4 B ab'i L.u L ? <. ? a P' g i
The Cleanccr T. Leaves * o Crit
rs i ?j . ?
W 4. ?( " w . . o . . Can ? Urn
Rich-Tasting Srrcst! Pe?T.tt B.ttsr
e?fk?V ^t"* JJOz.
? ? ? Jar Wfl
"You Can't Mirt'ke The Fl^/.r"- Se.ch Nut
0 off c 2 ? S3C
Fine Flavor Coffee? Hcd L?te?
Luz]"~r,:... ? 83?
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Mr*. Edwards
Elected To Presidency
Of P. T. A.
Mrs. Louis A. Edwards was
elected president of the High
lands P. T A. at the April meet
ing held Tuesday night of last
week. Other officers Include
Mrs. J. M. Valentine, vice-presi
dent, Mrs. George Cleaveland,
secretary, and Mrs. Harold
Rideout, treasurer.
At this meeting the land
scaping program for the school
grounds was set for May 10,
the second Saturday in May.
Workers will be asked to bring
a basket lunch, and the women
of the P. T. A. will serve cof
fee and lemonade.
The P. T. A. also is complet
ing plans for the purchase of
new stage curtains before the
June high school graduation ex
ercises.
Mrs. Louis Edwards was re
freshment hostess at the meet
ing.
Personal Mention
Mrs. J. J. Fowler and daugh
ter, Miss Rebecca Fowler, of
Athens, Ga., were joined here by
Mrs. Fowler's son, Joe Fowler,
of Greenville, S. C., for a week
end visit at Hotel Edwards and
for the celebration of Mrs.
Fowler's 80th birthday on Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed? Hardin, of
i Clyde, were week-end guests of
Mrs. Hardin's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles J. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dorris,
of Miami, Fla., are spending the
Easter holidays at their sum
mer home here on the Ashe
ville highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. And
erson and daughter, Miss Jane
Anderson, have returned from
1 a three weeks' vacation in Dan
ia, Fla. The last week of their
stay they were joined by an
other daughter, Miss Mary And
erson, student at Erskine col
lege, for the spring holidays.
PLAY POSTPONED
The Highlands junior class
play, "A Pair of Country Kids",
scheduled to be presented to
night (Thursday) has been
postponed until Tuesday night,
it has been announced. It is
planned for the school gym
nasium at 7:30 p. m.
For PIANO TUNING
And REPAIRING
Write
CLAYTON C. HARMON
Rt. 1, Box 116, Asheville, N. C.
"A Piano Tuner of Proven
Ability"
JUMBO ?W? 1
Any 8-?xposure roll de
veloped.jurtbo-pfmted 6- 1 "1 ?'
? ailed back tfl 8 hourj ? M*
postpaid. S?o<f coin with M
1 qour roll -b? sure to i* Ujill
L elude your return address
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I NOCTHiN PHOTO lA&fQSax W90 fchwii;?.N C
eelm? r:i
? IW ? d I ? ?? g'tt v k y u? . - 1 iUj ? *
Quick relief usio^ comes 'rcn the Sist
dose of fhi$ new fo'fnu'o v/i-.ich acts to
relieve congestion. P.t# who former'/
suffered with fri^!-*?n j cl.c'-ona, couch
ing, wheezing a?t' a.tci-s sfeak of
welcome r?'i;f ut'..r u' og ASMaCCL.
ASMACOt costs $2.50. but consider 1 t. 9
relief yoo will e>;- ice, ?t.e 12.50 i?
arrounts to only a tf -* o . ? fV per ? ?.
ASMACOt. (cotton u ' i o ?' v c> C. r.-? )
is sold with o t' r - it i.,l
delisted with utt. s. ?. - c ?/ c/
PERRY'S DRl'G STORE
Mail Orders Filled
#*ya
When you do your spring
housecleaning, don't overlook
your medicine chest. Many
prescriptions deteriorate with
age. Throw out your old pre
scriptions . . . don't rely, on
them to be as efficacious as
ones freshly compounded.
When in doubt, consult your
family physician.
And bring his prescriptions
to us for prompt, courteous,
personalized service.
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Angel's Drug Store