PAGE SIXTEEN
shopping with you in mind
By KATE
Shopping at the P A Q
Super Market is like getr
ting a raise in pay, and
you will notice a definite
difference in your grocery
allowance by taking ad
vantage of their specials,
especially in the meat de
partment. This week, fresh
tender fryers are selling at
24c a pound, making this a
good freezer item. Choice
round steak at 85c, cubed
steak at 89c and boneless
rib steaks at 99c are also
good values, especially for
outdoor cooking. Harrell’s
pork sausage at 39c, Har
rell's bacon at 65c also go
easy on the budget. Fresh
local May peas, strawber.
ries and cabbage head the
list at the produce counter.
It’s easy to plan and save
on groceries at the P & Q
Super Market.
This wee’. Mitchener’s
Pharmacy is featuring the
“London Look,” the new
popular look in cosmetics
for “teenagers” by Yard
ley. For the young lady,
there’s all the “go go”
shades of lipsticks and nail
polish, eye make-up, co
lognes, etc. Then there’s
shaving lotions, after shave
lotions and colognes for
men, by Yardley. And
don’t forget a card to that
young graduate, by Hall-
NOTICE!
Starting June, We
Will Close Satur
urday at 12 Noon.
Harrell Gas &
Coal Company
Edenton
Hertford
Elizabeth City
SALE
STORM WINDOWS
REDUCED FROM SIL9S TO
These Windows are ALUMINUM COMBINATION
STORM and SCREEN WINDOWS, triple track and
self storing.
AT THIS LOW PRICE WE MUST ASK OUR CUSTOMERS TO TAKE
THEIR OWN MEASUREMENTS AND ARRANGE FOR INSTALLA
TION. COME IN AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS
FOR MEASURING AND INSTALLING.
SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 30th
M. t BROWN CO., INC
, Lumber - Building Material - Paints - Hardware
Windows - Doors - Millwork
PHONE 482*2136 EDENTON, N. C.
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mark from Mitchener’s
Pharmacy.
Ross Jewelers reminds
their customers that they
have received the new
Shaeffer pens and desk
sets, just in time for that
important graduation gift.
Included in this shipment
of Shaeffer pens are the
ball point pens with re.
fills, a very popular item
with everyone. And let
me remind you that you
can get all sorts of beau
tiful bridal gifts, including
lovely silver and sets of
stainless steel at Boss
Jevdcn.
Our local Western Auto
Store, managed by Mr.
Walter Noneman, is grow
ing by leaps and bounds.
Just this week they have
received the largest ship
ment of merchandise ever
received by the local store.
Included in this large
shipment of merchandise is
a large assortment of auto
mobile tires, all sizes and
prices. For summer living
and sports, there’s baseball
equipment, charcoal grills,
boat cushions, ice chests,
water powered car _ wash
brush, air conditioners and
fishing equipment at your
family store—the Western
Auto Store.
For many years a gift
popular with the young
girl graduate is the well
known Lane Cedar Chest,
sold here at the Quinn
Furniture Company. This
cedar chest, a gift of a
lifetime, comes in a num
| ber of sizes and styles and
Will always remain a piece
of. furniture of which to
be proud. There’s no
doubt about it, she’ll love
a Lane Cedar Chest from
the Quinn Furniture Com
pany.
Gene’s 5c and 10c Store
is prepared for these hot
summer days with lots and
lots of merchandise for
easy summer living. For
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EPENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967.
the tiny tots you can get
two.ring inflatable swim
ming pools for $3.98 and 3-
ring pools for $6.98 and to
go along with these there’s
swim masks and fins. For
picnic time, paper plates
selling 100 for 88c, 250
paper napkins for 37c, 80
cold cups for 77c and ice
chests for $1.47 at Gene’s
5c and 10c Store.
Holijowell’s Rexall Drug
Store suggests that you
give Jean Nate products
to your favorite graduate
as a welcome gift. Jean
Nate cosmetics include
bath soaps, talcums, bubble
bath, after bath lotions,
bath oil and traveling
cases fitted with soap, tal
cum and bath oil. You
t BROAD STREET
BULLETIN
Kate
There’s no class distinction among fishermen
They can be bums or leaders of men.
Tall stories are swapped ’til the end of day,
About all the big fish that “got away”.
We stopped at several
piers along the way on our
recent trip to Florida and
in conversation with quite
a few fishing enthusiasts,
we really did hear many
fish stories. However,
fishing evidently is no
better there than here, in
fact not even as good, as
far as we are concerned.
Sometimes, when one’s
morale is low because of
fuzzy hair or a sun-burned
lip, a pick-me-up will come
along and be a big help.
So it was with me Tues
day night, when we were
guests at the VFW banquet
honoring Gold Star Moth
ers. The food and fellow
ship was great and we
both enjoyed the evening
can also get your gradua
tion greeting cards by the
American Greeting Card
Company from Holiowell’s
RexaU Drug Store.
No matter where you
travel, you’ll always see
a Rose’s Store doing a tre
mendous business, just as
Rose’s Store does in Eden
ton. Right now they’re
featuring all sorts of mer
chandise for comfortable
living this summer, either
at home or at the beach.
A Manning Bowman 20-
inch portable electric fan
sells for only $13.99; fold
ing aluminum chairs sell
for $2.99; fold-away tots
and mattresses for SIO.BB
and ice chests selling from
99c to $4.99 at Rose’s.
I very much. And even
• though I felt dowdy, it all
i changed when the ladies of
> the Auxiliary presented the
, Gold Star Mothers and
■ other lady guests with a
, lovely corsage. Sure gave
i my morale a boost.
I read where two Lon
don fashion designers have
finally found the look
every woman likes. It’s
her own sac in
black and white right on
her dress. A large photo
graph can be reproduced
on a sleeveless linen dress
and matching bag for $137.
The linen is specially
treated and once the pic
ture is printed on it, you
can wash it, dry clean and
iron the fabric without
washing yourself out.
DaO Becomes Policeman Here Death Claims Clarence U. Spruill
Alphonso H. (Jody) Dail,
Jr., has joined the Eden
ton Police Department af
ter serving three years
with the Hertford Police
Department.
He is a member of the
N. C. Law Enforcement As
sociation and has complet
ed the 120-hour Basic Po
lice School which was held
at the College of the Albe
marle, April 3-21.
Dail, 28, was associated
with Landing Supply Com
pany before becoming a
law enforcement officer.
A native of Perquimans
County, he is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso
Dail, Sr., of Tyner.
Dail is married and his
wife, Joyce, is secretary in
the offices of Dr. Archie
Swift Premium Bone-in Full Cut
SSESIROund kl
WiPsTEAKS’ fir
Small Lean - Tender, First Cut
Pork Chops lb. 49c
Gi/ade “A” Watson’s Whole
FRYERS^
2-lb. Bag Signal j
FRANKS 1b.79c
1-lb. Harrell’s Ye Oe Virginny
' N Bacon lb. 59c
10 to 12-lb. Jamestown - Whole
SMOKED HAMS dfii
lb. 75c im
■ STOCK UP WHILE PRICES ARE LOW
NO. 303 DEL-MONTE
Early Garden Peas can 21c
46-OZ. DEL-MONTE
Pineapple - Grapefruit Drink can 27c
NO. 303 WHITE HOUSE
Apple Sauce 2 cans 29c
40c VALUE l2-OZ. TIP-TOP U 25 FEET -vj ~
POUND CAKE 135 c Reynolds wrap pkg .27c
PETRIES o '..pkg. 3scf INSTANT NESTEA...jarB9c
MORTON’S TURKEY, CHICKEN OR BEEF FRESH SWEET U>CAL GROWN
**■* MAY PEAS2I29c
FISH STICKS pkg. 59c ’ FRESH CRISP GREEN
to LB. DEW FRESH PATTTE ~~~~ ||_ ©_
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Pri in |nL
D. Walker, Jr. They have
one son, Thomas Alphonso.
Goodwin Back
From Exercise
Lieut. (junior grade)
Willie P. Goodwin, Jr.,
USNR, son at Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Goodwin of 214
East Eden Street, Eden
ton, participated in an am
phibious raid along the
coast of South Vietnam
aboard the dock landing
ship USS Point Defiance.
During the raid, called
“Operation Beaver Cage,”
his ship, the assault ships
USS Okinawa and USS
Bayfield landed U. S. Ma
rines for a search and de
stroy mission south of Da
Nang.
Death came to Clarence
Urvin Spruill, 71, Freemas
on Street, Thursday at
Chowan Hospital.
A native of Chowan
County, Mr. Spruill had
been employed by the
E&W Department of Eden
ton for 31 years.
He was a son of the
late Richard and Sally S.
Spruill. He was a widower
of Clara Margaret Spruill.
Surviving is one son,
Stanley E. Spruill of Win
fall; a daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet Patterson of Eden
ton; one brother, Jesse
Spruill of Edenton; and
two grandchildren.
He was a member of
Edenton Methodist Church.
Funeral services were
held Saturday morning at
Williford Funeral Home
with Rev. R. N. Carroll
and Rev. Hubert Morris in
charge. Burial was in
Beaver Hill Cemetery.
J. E. Spruill
Gets Promotion
SAIGON, VIETNAM—Jo
seph E. Spruill, 21, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn
Spruill, Route 2, Edenton,
N. C., was promoted to
Army Specialist Four May
5 in Vietnam, where he is
serving with the 552nd
Transportation Company.
He is a 1964 graduate of
Perquimans County Union
High School in Winfall,
N. C.
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