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YOUA DRUG
TOP?
9 Brownie' Cameras
; $5.00 to $15.00 ,
9 Amity
Billfolds
$5.00 to $7.95 .
O Old Spice Sets
$1.00 to $7.00
O Evening hi Parjs
Perf umeis ,
. $2.50 up v :
9 Hair Dryer
$6.95 to $19.95 .
9 Bath Powder.
$1.00 to
$4.00
Gift VVraiftfng;
25c to $1.00
-O Christmas Tree
, Dcorations h . .
Chrislmasi Trees
Y 2Sc Lw
Bathroom' fc Stuart TtV; U.
'scales;'' , Hall ' JPV;
jim?:.s ' .Gift
'.'''V , Stationery ffe?- I
'0lectric. .c bid Soire V 1
. Razors Gif Sets fefejv
- j - For i ' $2.00 to $5.00 Wt?' '
' i'. Ladies Hair;- 'W
; .$9.95 ;.(J , ' , Brushes
' $100 to $4.50
ir '..For Men Photo
; . $28.50 'Albums
TVnejc ' $2.50
Watche Model
1 ; $65 ,tp' Airplanes
$19.95 , , to 98c
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BEN ;
L-IOCS
Sea
ltl.50 jo 4,59 j ,m
O.Scripto j ; L--
Ballpens i f Panghurns . !
$1.00 tf $1.69 V Sportsman lf?
O ?ippo,u Trie Shave , . mJ V
Vljehters V 'V t Lotion,
j ..and Cologne .
j J 1 ,3 gifts in one - , - .
. --x . ,;.$3.25 , - .jfeSp
V'tgnd Cologne
Razor
Schick
$2.95
' ' . k k taiVnery( h ,:
s$l.C3to$1.59,' .
- -V' Register .t Our Store : V"
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Sunday juet In the ini ol
.Af? lyid tyra. . ,)Vallace 'wen
tfesdames JRiver kd 1 iiharc
't'O'lifUl" TWr. 'fei-iii'dii.'' rinll Si.
-arr and Mr. "Carland ScQtt all
J Ro?e Hiji.
: Mr.' nd iylri.'' Jaolc Grady were
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s i ' i r f nr(f
Mr .and Jrs. Jenneth AJood;
and children' of Stedman and Mr
and Mn. Grover Ballard and fam
ily of Richland8 visited the Harve;
llarper family during the. week
end. :' ' . -
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred .flarper , o'
Wilmington visited ' the : Thurman
Harper over the week end and la!
attended church conference i
Goldsboro. ' '
" Mr. and Mrs! Lynyi SuttOn - and
Ricky of Sanford visited with Mr
and Mrs. William Sutton during
the week end. Sunday guests ls'
were Mr. 9nd Jars. Gurlcy of Golds
boro.
Mrs. Saljy Harper snent jast weel
jn iRppHy ;fowtl visiting Mr. nd
Mrs: Chancey Bishop and . Mr., and
Mrs. James Southerland.
i Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy1 Sanderso'-
of Kenansville visited Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Potter Sunday.
Mrs. Kitty Sutton of Jacksonville
spent a few days with her son.
William Sutton, during the week.
Mrs. Rpsebette Oitter attende?
church conference in Goldsboro
Sunday.
Wendell Outlaw returned to New
Jersey after a leave at home with
his. wife last week.-Mr. Outlaw is
with the U. S. Army.
Mr .and Mrs. L. G. Kornegay
and daughter of An?ie'r visited Mr.
and Mrs. L. C Southerland and re
latives of Pink Hill, Friday and
Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Willie Sheppard of
Hallsville visited Mrs. Bruce Sou
therland Saturday night.
Mrs. Raymond Turner and Lucy
Anne, Mrs. Raymond Turner, Jr.
and Ray went to the Christmas par
ade in Kinston last Thursday: Also
attending was Mjiss June Anne
Smith and Mrs. Joette Miller and
boys. ' '.
Miss Brenda Grady 'of 'Wilson
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her pjireirts, "Ss. apd Mrs, Paul
Grady. ; V -
Hirs. Linda Southerland of Ken
ansvUle visited and Mf- J. K
Southerland,' Sunday.
CLASIFIED RATES:
Three; cents per word, minimum
charge of 75c, Unles yo) Bave
an acconct wlih n please tend
money, atam', money order or
cheek with ads.
TYPEWRITER haoVSii mach
ine repaired. New 'Royal type,
writer for every need. Dial Golds
bora RE 4-6815 Worley Typewriter
Exchange. t5C South Center St.
CTF. '
FARM LOANS ZD YEAR
term two interested rate. Complete
insurance Service. Thigpen FIc
ken hianrance Agency, Mt. OUve
N. C.
CTF.
WANTED: I want a FARM In tlii
Cwnrty with Tobacca AHetmeat. i
Yea have ene for sale write me at,
Box sot. : '
v Wallace, N. C. . V ;
WHOLESALE BUILuiXS mater
all, cash and carry Credit if need
ed. All materials guaranteed. Well
worth a trip to Southern ' Supply
Company. Clinton Across from the
Park. ' '
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PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS
We trade for anylhlng-gnn, cows
horseay ete. We got tKe pianoa and
organ and it yon need one we eaa
trade. See u aooa. Onr ,37th year.
Johnson Plane & Organ jCo.
KiastMi, N. C. ;-s f -r-
Tarry Terrace, Jackson vllle.
n. c. " -. '.
FOR SALE: S hpuses and lots
in the city limits of Magnolia.
. . Thelepheae 293-4813 -Warsaw,
N. C.
u 14 rr - pd
, SALESMAN WANTED '
WANTED AT ONCE . Rawlelrt
Dealer & . Daplin County See
er write Rawleigh' Dept. NCL-J1M
Rlchmnkd, Va.
1-2MT-Pd.' ; . ;'v-
. Drive-la Glas Service, . Ante
Glas InstaUed. Table. Top,' Mir
ror. If if . -, rc have : tt,
Atlantic Glas Company. (23 Senth
Front Street Wunlngton, N. C .
CTF. '
. Mr. and Mrs. Jiiii Mozeley : o '
inslon spent Sunday la the homt
. Mr, and Mrs, .H. S. Tyndall tni.
.ier i-iiativ es. xJ'i:
,-AJr.TL u. Uarrell of Pink, HL:
-.ng. .wfttf hu farijlyi' ..'Were iuii
;'4eon guest iii 'the hameJ of ' Mi
Jid Mrs. K. J. Smith! iunday '
' Mrk C. t. Grant,- HUda Walke.
3cm and Mrs. Sallie ,tt YTsaUte.:
all of Goldsboro'.' Were luncheon
Juest of Mf. andM.rs. Joe WaUact
Sunday. Ki.J.:.-: ;..;:;--4 ;.. "...
Mrs; W. L Westbrook returned
.jome Wednesday from the .Golds
.oro Hospital following a few
ays '.bospiyiiiaatiojB'tbjere. ' ;
ihe vmahi Society of Chris
iao ,-Servioe of the Woodland Ch
irch Willi 'obsa.-ve j their : annual
.arruly night supper at' the church
Wednesday, night, , December b,
ji.es. W. D. Kornegay Jr. of Mt
Jlive will be the featured spea
ker for the occasion.
James E. Westbrook and family
visited ,the John hmon family
.t Summerlin's Cross Roads Sun
Jay. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Amons ot
Mt, Olive were supper guest ?oI
r. and Mrs. Westbrook Sunday
light. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Uland Wallace and
daughters visited Mr. and Mrs
Jlaudell Tyndall Sunday. On Sat-
jrday, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace were i
choppers in Kinston.
Meidames Andy Ivy, Joe West
jrock, E. ,C. King, Sr. and Leland
Wallace visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo
rge Bryant Westorook in Kins-
,.on Tuesday.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Mol
lie K. Smith were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bass and daughters of
Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Brad
tjrd Henderson 'and family of
imithf.eld.
Mr. Ryan Smith has recently
finished his basic training at Fort
Jackson, S. C. and has been trans
ferred to Camp Gordon in Geoi
gia. During, the intermission he
.pent the time with his mother,
Mrs. Mollie K. Smith.
Mesdames K. J. Smith, R. A.
Oates and S. R. Chestnutt were
visitors in Kinston last Wednes
day
aunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Hintonl Turner were Mr. and Mrs.
Douglass Turner and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Howard of Kinston and the
Rev. Eddie Kennedy of Deep Run.
Mr., and' Mrs. Charles Bell ac
eompapied Miss Judy Wallace and
cfcffitouritdn to Wilmington
recently to see the U. S. S. North
Carolina Battleship.
Mrs. Fred Herrinjj and Mrs. Ro
bert Herring and children went
to Kinston Thursday afterniin to
see the Christmas parada.
occ the
FOB SALS - Nice selection of
poniqs arm carts 100 little pony
sadoieji color and sizes, SU sets
of pony harness in . Ior" and si
ze. Mice SelecVion ii saddles and
bridles tor ero yn up. We sell po
nies noy and 4eiwr Christmas
eve, n extra charge.
Everybody loves the liUle pony,
think .tlii over Santa Clause.
J. J, Barden Stock Yads.
Warsaw, n: C.
12-14-4TC
FOR SALE-IS acres, acre
cleared, LS2 acre tobacco in Dup
lin County. 7,S(.0O.
STOUT REALTY CO.,
Wallace, ft. C.
. u 12-28-5TC.
FOR SALEGerman Police pup
pie, t molth old, full f blooded.
See: Eugene JDobsoa . on Highway
So, 4 miles from Kenansville, Rt. 1,
Box 139. Magnolia, N. jC.
U-7-CT Pd.
FOR SALE -.Hot water heater Ip
good condition and a butch.
SEE or CALL
' MRS. ANNIE SUMMERLIN
Phone 29 C-2471
Kenansville, N. C.
11-34) 1244- 2t pd.
Cnsp for rent en .halve or um
renk 944 Acres tobaecp In Duplin
Conntyl t ( '';;.. -'-r '"''
vi Anawet'jnrZ
. Bex S
: KenansrOle,' N. C.
1M-8-T Pd.
BE ASSURED pf maney for
; a experience ateceMry . Write
Avon Mgr4 Box 129S, iUaston.
.WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
To flay Santa Clan to jroa rramuy.
Get that aeceary money the Avon
way. Write Manager, Box 1293,
Khuton. - - '
: M-7-lte. '; .'V-'" .'
. Federal Land Bank loan are
avaOable thr Clinton . National
Farm Loan Aoelatioa,1 Contact
DeWHt Carr,- Secretary Trea
snrer, P. O. Box :4a. Phone. VSU
CHnton. N. C; ' '-- -
Mr. Carr h in - PCA office la
KenanvZie between tl and 12
o'clock every Taesday morning. .'
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Guest in the home of Mr. ant
Mra. , A,'- Walkei1 fiundayt wen
Mrs. V Winnie. "Lee "and daughter
Betty Kay Herring, of Mt. Olive,
Misa. Joan Walker of Raleigh aiu
Uti and Mrs.' tsevon Kennedy .ant
children of Kinstop..; ' -; ; .' ;
Recet visitors of Mrs. $had Kor.
iegajS' were; Mr.' . ' and Mrs; J." Li
.Cornbg&y and feoo'.pf Kenansville
? Visjttors' .lit trie home o.f Mrs.
Gastoi Westirookv unaa yiy'
Mr. and Mrs. .Stokes Westbrook
of Kenatisyille,' JIrs;Nora l.avk
more ' and Irene Blackmore oi
Warsaw and Mr. ' and Mrs. Pau.
Vet brook of the (Community.
liaiy guesf of lMr. -and Mrs
Paul': Walker aad Mr. Betty H
Walker' were Mr. atd Mrs. Cejii
Korhegay'of Mt. Olive, Mrs. Ralph
Howard and baby of .Deep Run,
the ' ReV. .and Mrs. Felix Jone.
of Sarectfi and .Mr. and .M.s. Uuv
wood Walker of Kinaton.
News
The Young adult class will spon
sor a turkey supper Saturday ni
ght, December 9, at the church.
All are invited to enjoy the sup
per and fellowship.
Regular second Sunday morn
ing Services at Outlaws Bridge
Church December 10, at eleven
o'clock.
Among visitors with Mis. Eric
Berger and family Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. D: H. Outlaw of Mt.
Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nic
hols and Master James Myers of
Kichlands.
Mr; ad Mrs. Jack Patterson and
children ol B. F. Grady section
visited Mrs. Lessie Horton Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brinson
and children of Rocky Mount
spent Friday night and Saturday
with Mrs. James Parker and chi
ldren. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Spence of
Morehead City were visitors with
relatives Friday night and Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kelly and
baby visited Mrs. Tom Kelly and
family near Alum Springs, Sun
day night.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Mar
shall attended the Installation ser
vices for Rev. James Curtis, new
Unitarian minister, in Norfolk,
Virginia Wednesday evening, No
vember 29.
Mrs. J. A. Smith visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Grady near Seven
Springs Sunday afternoon.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Re
mus Creel Sunday afternoon were
the Rev and Ms. Willie Shepherd
of Hallsville, Mesdames Jap Her
ring and Leslie Torrans of Snow
Hill, Duplin County, Miss Mar
garet, Siroud of Deep Run, Perrj
Linwood Grady and Miss Patricia
Whitman of Bethel, Remus Creel
Jr. and Clayton Max Creel, col
lege . students, were visiting their
pafents.
Miss Jennie Maxwell has re
turned home from a Kinston hos
pital where she was an operative
patient.
A. U. W. MET
Mrs. Elmo Blizzard was hostess
to the A. U. W. at her home Sat
urday, December 2 at 2:30 p.m.
with Mrs. Arthur Smith, co-hostess.
The president, Mrs. Leroy
Simmons, called the meeting to
order with 15 members present
Mrs. Blizzard led the devotions.
Following the business period,
a very impressive service for the
annual ingathering (contribution)
for the Clara Barton and Dr. Jos
lin Diabetic Camp in Massachu
setts. A splendid attendance of
members was present. One new
member, Mrs. Douglas Smith, was
welcomed to the circle. Delicious
refreshments were enjoyed dur
ing the social hour. Mizpah bene
diction closed the meeting. The
home throughout suggested the
approaching Holiday season.
Have All
"
Holiday
immmimKmm y F ' ' f""''M!'''M'",J''1'''1)l1''
Have All Of Your A
'j And Shoe Repairs pone
- Irly r
Before The Lqjst Minute Rush.
JAoifnf 0Wf Dry Cleaner
V, Mouni -QUve, N. C
1
' By Mr. Earl Ivey
' Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Rhode:
of Raleigh spent the week enc
with Mr. and Mr. Cyrus Rhodes.
' Mrs. ' A. E. Garner attended a
Study Course held at the Gar
ner's Chapel, Missionary Baptist
Jhurch, last Monday.' '
Mr. "and Mrs. W. A. Stanley of
Wbtteville, Mr. and ' Mrs. Wilbur
Roberts and children' of Faisoti,
.Vtr and Mrs. D. F. Chambers' of
Kenansville, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Kornegay of Mount Olive visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey Sun
day. Miss Marjorie Cherry, Franklin
Va. and Morris Cherry of Buies
Creek were recent visitors of
.heir parents, Mr.' and Mrs. D. L.
Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. West
oroK and1 Lyntla Rae of Albert
son, Mr and Mrs. Elmer R. Amun
and Ln.i of Mount Olive, Mr. and
Mis. Mclvin Henderson of Jones'
Chapel' visited Mr. 'and Mis. John
I. Amun, Sr., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jernisan and
Miss Patricia Whitman were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Kalph Britt of Bear Marsh.
Visiting Mrs. Bessie R. H -i-ring
during the weekend were M.
Sgt. and Mrs. Cecil Herring and
Licnald Heath of Kinston, Mrs. Bill
Fail of Goldsboro, Mrs. Joe Gray
WUitted of Seven Springs and Mis.
E. J. Hill.
Mr. and Mis. Herman Whit
man and dauglilr, Nancy, of War
saw visited Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Whitman Sunday.
Miss Judy Wallacfe of Albert
son and Victor Fountain of Beu
laville visited Mr. and Mrs. Cy
rus Rhodes during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Outlaw ol
Warsaw and Mrs. Eddie Goodman
visited Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Good
son of Raleigh last Thursday.
Miss Judy Wallace of Albert
son and Victor Fountain of Beu
laville visited Mf. and Mrs. Cyrus
Rhodes during the week end.
Mrs. Annie Rose Bell of Kins
ton and Miss Judy Bell of Raleigh
visited Mr. and Mis. Leslie Bell
during the weekend.
Mis. A. E. Garner attended a
Foreign Mission Prayer Service
held at Mrs. Eugen Outlaw's tf
Scott's Store Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jernigan
visited Mrs. R. L Sykes and Mrs
Josephine Powell of Kenansville.
Monday
Mrs. Herman Whitman and dau
ghter of Warsaw, Mrs. Julia Jo
nes and Mrs. Eibert Whitman vi
sited Berry Price of Seven Spr
ings Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Goodman
and Martha Kay visited Mrs.
Goodman's brother, Henry Out
law, a patient at Duplin Gene
ral Hospital in Kenansville.
Hostess To Club
Mrs. Leslie Bell' was hostess
to the1 Summerlih' Home Demon
stration Club at her home last
Thursday.
The meeting was opened by sin
ging "Come,Ye Thankful People."
ivirs. E. J. Summerlin was in cha
rge of the devotional. A d?rr n
Stration on "Freezing Dishes
Ahead'' was given by Mrs. Mae
H. Spicer, .Home Economic asent.
Various prorject leaders reported.
Mrs. H. ' C. Lewis led in a con
test during the recreation period
The hostess' assisted by Janice
Bell, served Christmas cookies,
soft drinks' and potato chips.
YOU HAVE TO TRY IT
i tn'nFi ifvf it l
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BLUE BLADE
10 for 69
FITS ALL(aiLLETTE RAZORS
Of Your
Cleaning
r
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t
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" Mr. and Mrs. William Dail of
Pembroke visited recently with
Vtrs. Delia Dail. '
Mrs. Blanche Howard of Kenan
sville was a weekend guest in the
dame of Mrs. Nora ' Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Klutz
of Raleigh were visitors in Mrs.
Ruby Grady's home Sunday.
Mis. Ruby Grady, Linwood and
Gail and Mr. and Mrs, Marvin
Klutz attended a family dinntr
sponsored by Mr. and Mi Ralph
Britt 'in the Bear Marsh section
Sunday.
Among visitors in the Taft Her
ring home Sunday were Mr. ant
Mrs. L'unn Siiiiih of Aluertson
ard Eill Herring, Clayton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Summer! ir.
ard daughter of Kenansville, spent
tlu weekend with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Ivey Summerlin.
I Friday Mrs. Mae Smith of A
bti'Uun was visiting the U.ii1
V.'ilk'is.
Sunrta ' M'-t. Mattie Tcrrans
aid d-uhtr:s Hslen of Wat saw
v-iited wnh M-3. Ruth Herring'.
I ' 'RiiiH H r. nr, MrJ M:il-
tit' Tun alls and dauxnter visited
th &.n Remus Cicels in the!
Oi Haw s Br.dge ai ea Suni'ay.
Mr. and M"-. Frank Wftrd and :
fiiuiily of Warsaw were visil- j
nig Mrs. Vivie Wiikins '; uiutay .f
last week.
Mrs. Del'a Dail was called to
jCharktle I'.'t wt"k due lu . i i t
! illness uf hei s m Henry Oliver
Dail.
Vv i-dtK sdny M s. Ivey Ku.n.i.i r
lin and Mrs. Haxel Ha gu.vi- , i
si led with Mrs. Mary Bland i.'l
W.rv w.
'1 liu ;.dav iii: lit, Mr. u:al Mr,
Currit Dail i.l W irsaw i : . j .
err liie .on'-s lan n.jn .
Sun .a Mr. and Mrs. J In 'A
kins Mid family i.f Magnci.a vere
visiti; g in the Luther Wi!-.:.. -.
M.lllit . '
Mrs. E. B. Dail went to Chad- j
bourn Thursday to visit he pi-'
rents. Mr. ard Mrs. W. J. Bass,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Outbw and
Mr. ; idMrs. Frank OutLr.v wnl
to V. mington Sunday ti tl.e
USS .Jorth Carolina Battleship.
sat rday Mr. and Mr::. G.-oi if i
Wate ; visited Leslie Waters M
Wavn Memorial Hospit 1. I
Wil ie Sangleton of Jacksonville
1 was visiting with ihe junnn
' Siiigietons baturday. 1
WE'RE A WOMDERLAMD OF
?noGr.Tnmn nan
ii ti im iifff.ii ii ii h
Lowest STORE WIDE PRICES
In 10 Years
.Orcde A Fryers 17c (b.
Neck Bones . . . CCc lb.
Fat Back $i b:
LnwBeef33clb 3.lb$;c
Gh'aic huck Steak 43c Jb.
freshSmall Picnic HAAAS . . . 29c to.
Bologna half .or .w.hole ...... 25c lb.
Fresh Sausage 35c lb. . . In 10 lb. Box
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
US No. 1
White
10 lbs.
POTATOES .... 19c
Red Grapes
10c lb.
Bananas
10c lb.
Luzianne COFFEE 6 oz. Inst. . 739c
1 Lb. Regular Grind 39c
5 lbs. Sugar FREE With 6 Light fBujbs
Regular Price
Rea. Gas .15 4-10 Hi Test .l?f0
Velvet Pure Ice Cream 9?c gal.
for those
Get an extra carton today!
Hall's Superette
Perry
5. Center St.
Mr. ad Mrs. Dunn Smith of Al
bertson and Mrs. Leland Herring
were . visitora of the Dan, '. WaH
ler family Sunday. . ; ; '
' Mrs. Nora Lee Summerlin .visi
ted Mrs.' Noah Winders at Beau;
tancus Saturday. ."" tfV' I
Mrs.'J. : E. . Stanleah'd soii spent
Sunday and Monday rat ,Wasi?jIhg
tori visiting with;"Jriends.':' . ' '
' Moday Mr. and Mrs'. Roland
Th.gpen and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Carter, were callers 'in the Jack
Thigpen hdme. ';l ' ' '"'
' Mr. and Mis. Eldridge Carjer
and daughter of Calypso made a
onef Visa in the Edd Ca'rter' home
Sunday. "' '
Mrs. Oarrie Scci: visited in tli
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arvai Po
well, Sr. of Warsaw Sunday af
ternoon. 1 "I
Mr. and Mrs: Billy Dail and
Mrs. E. B. Dail went to Raleigh
Friday. -
Mr. and Mrs: Bill Dail went to
Kinston Sunday rto see the Ram
ffeuse ship. . " ' '
END YOUR
CONSTIPATION
WORRIES
Now you coa end your constipation
worrits once and for all; Put aside
chemical laxatives, oils or bran-like
roughage thai may upset your sy
tcni. Instead, taki. Sehutam in a
gljss of waier evjry day.
Si nui'AN jj 'eri all-vegetable laxa
tie aid that priwktci the proper
uiuisture, bulk una peristaltic stiniu
lauon you may need as you grow
oliier to promote iaily regularity.
Tbi is entirely ditlerent from chem
ical laxatives. 'Prove it to .ourself. ,
T ike Skbotan as. directed for at
least one week. You must be well
on the road to daily regularity or
your money back 'from tbo maker.
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Gillette
StBLUIE.BtAD.f
BOUtll I0GIO bouiu ICONOMV
15forM99
10for69
riTI ALL OIUITTf tAZOB
Cabbage
10 lbs. 49c
Celery
Large Stalk
5c
Cucumbers '
10c lb.
wh
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HaU"
VMf. Olive, n:c.
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