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Cranberry
SAUCE
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A&P Cream Style? White Or
LDNCHEON MEAT = % 39c
9 No. 303 9C*
4* Cans feVV
A&P CORNs^- 2 ".r25c
Economical Dried ,
PINTO BEANS * * s 23c
A&P Fancy
FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 ? 43c
Ann Page Creamy Rich
MAYONNAISE - - - a 47c
Ann Page Peach? Plum or Pineapple
PRESERVES n 25c ^ 45c
Ann Page Fancy
TOMATO KETCHUP 2 35c
Ann Page Fancy
TOMATO SOUP - 4 ?*? 37c
Angel us Recipe
MARSHMALLOWS - sj 19c
Mrm. Filbert's
MARGARINE --- ? 29c
15c
Golden
Super Fine
I6-O1.
Can
DELICIOUS APPLES ... 2 i*. 26c
SWEET BOSC PEARS .... u> 16c
FRESH CRANBERRIES ... ^ 23c
GOLDEN CARROTS .... 2 ?? 25b
FLORIDA ORANOES ... 8 & 36c |
JUICY GRAPEFRUIT ... 6 ?g 3gc
RUTABAGAS Meaty 2 Lbs. 9c
EMPEROR GRAPES .... 2 u>, 23c
FRESH COCOANUTS .... u> 7c,
FRESH CHESTNUTS ..... u, 23c
REGALP SLAW MIX rPt 16c
REGALO SALAD MIX CC 19c
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English Walnuts - 43c
Mixed Nuts - - - pi5: 49c
Lge. Brazil Nuts - p5? 49c
Pitted Dates VS. 37c
C&B Fig Pudding Gluii 49c
Cluster Raisins - ^ 30c
Dried Figs *2? - ??? 29c
FAMOUS JANE PARKER FRUIT CAKE
$"129 # $2*9 , $369
1 Vi-lb. Cake 3-Lb. Cake 5-Lb. Cake
Sultana Light Heat
I TUNA - - 25c
Sultana Flaked
TUNA - 2 43c
Jane Parker Large Angel Food
BAR - - - 39c
A&P Afptt
Sauce 2 No. 303 cans 25c
Jane Parker Tuty Delicious
CHERRY PIES
Facial Tlama
KLEENEX ??u 21c
Crackcr Jacks 3 13c
Strletmaa Town Boom 1
CRACKERS... 35c
Armour's
POTTED MEAT ^ 12c
COINED BEEF ^ 47c
Armour** L?dwoa .Moat
TREET ^ 39c
Vwdm Boa's OwmlH
RICE. ??? 23c fSt 45c
CUTOKRA "SJ" 14c
OREOS^- ~ 35c
iEwtr^ 27c at: 79c
SAUSAGE 19c
Ai nn*i OtfUJ
BEEF HASH ^ 29c
TURKEYS
Grade A Dressed and Drawn
YOUNG HENS
8 to 14 Lb. Avg. M
Pn Lb. 49C
Grade A Dreiaad And Drawn 11/9 Lb. Avg.
? Super-Right Meats ? >
Fresh Dressed and Drawn
Chicken Hens 37c
Fully Eviscerated ?
Mass. Ducklings - - - - - 53c
10 To 14 Lb. Avg. Fresh |
Pork Hans $!& - - - - ? 55c
Morrell Pride-Smoked Short Shank Pork
Shoulder Picnics Lb. * Avg. - - U>- 39c
9 To 11 Lb. Avg Pear Shaped
Canned Hams Whole - - - Lb. 79c
Armour's Star? 4 Pound
CaiJWfL Han* H25
PICNIC 4^6" $3.25
K~Kr~~r. .? M. I
New Mil# Program ShouljU
Mean Hgglthier Children :4
Andrews Pei
Mrs. R. A. Dewar, bad as
guests last week har *wo ?J"**?'
Mrs. Ben Wright and Mrs. Feath
eratone Bunn. and brother,
Wallace Brumby *^?t/Mr?. Brum
Vi*???. *?.
and Jamea Ibberson motored to,
Atlanta Saturday, Nov. ?, to at
tend the Georgia Tech va Tenner
see Football game. They were
Joined In Atlanta by Mrs. Ibber
son.
Rev. and Mrs. Vltolds Gobins at- (
tended the meeting of the Western
Conference of the North Carolina
Synod of The United Lutheran
Church of America which conven
ed at St. Mark's Luthertn Cfcurch,
Asheville, last week. 1
Rev. Goblna this week is conduct
ing a preaching and teaching
Mission at Erhardt, S. C.. at Mt.
Pleasant Lutheran Church. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Gobins.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Luther of
Asheville spent the week end here
with his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. George Culbreth
and daughters. Vera Starr and
Sara Lee. of Asheville were guests (
of Mrs. Culbreth's mother. Mrs. ^
W. L. Moore, over the week end. |
Other guests last week at the
Moore's home were Mrs. Moore's ^
son, Wood row Moore and Mrs. (
Moore and their three sons, Tom
my. Qregg and Mike.
Mrs. Edwin Bristol is spending ]
this week in Charlotte with her
mother. Mrs. I. B. Faires. '
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Palmer of
Atlanta, Ga.. spent the week end i
here with Mrs. Palmer's mother. |l
Mrs. J. L. Rowland and Mr. Pal- j 1
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. i
Sidney Palmer.
Mrs. Ruth Starr Pullium had as '
her guest over the week end Mrs. .1
Ellen TJersland a native of Oslo, |
Norway who is now living at Fon
tana Village. '
Mrs. P. M. Reagan has returned .
after a three weeks stay in Ashe- j
ville with her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Frank Reagan. Mrs. Rtogan
accompanied her to Andrews Bun
day.
The Rev. John Neville, pastor
of the Presbyterian Church spent
Tuesday In Asheville where he at
tended a meeting of the Home Mis- ,
?ion Committee of the Asheville
Presbytery. Re*. Neville gave a
report of the work of the local
church for this year and plans
were made for the coming church
yea?.
LEDFORD8 IN ANDREWS
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ledford and
children, David, Lamar, Howard
and Elizabeth, moved to Andrews
recently and are occupying the
home known as .the late Dr. Tid
well home on Main St. I
Mr. Ledford operates the build
ing used by the Lions Club adja-j
cent to the Andrews Cafe, as a
grocery and concession shop.
Mr. Ledford Is bind. He formerly
[lived at Marble.
SICK IN ANDREWS
Jackie Herbert, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herbert and
Jerry Garren, young son of Mr.
and ^frs. James Garren are report
ed convalescing nicely following
tonsil ectomles last Thursday at
A new program for provldtaff ^
milk to school children ?u launch I
ed Ln the Murphy City Beboolg
lunchroom Monday, Nov. 1. '
Milk In half pint bottlM vu mad*
available at ? a. m., noon and at
X p. m. Milk la aold at four oents
per bottle or ln lots of SO bottle* (or
to cents. This is a reduction from
the six cents wtoioh they had bam
paying previously.
Regular school lunches provide
a half pint with the price of
the lunch, but children may pur
chase an additional bottle for four
cents If they want to get just one
bottle.
Children bringing their lunches
should take advantage of this
bargain school officials said. If
they purchase a milk ticket for
20 bottles at 80 cents, they will
save one cent on each bottle. They
may drink those bottles whenever
they wish.
This new plan provides oppor
tunity for the children to drink
more milk, generally considered
the "MOST NEARLY PERFECT
FOOD."
The half pint bottles retail at
10 cents per bottle commercially.
The milk is available at this low
cost by the federal government,
in which the federal government
makes surplus milk available at a
reduced price.
Funds have been appropriated
for the program for a two year
period. This means that the pres
ent price will be maintained for a
period of at least two years, with
the possibility of future appropria
tions extending it still longer.
The milk program will not result
in incretsed milk consumption,
but in improvement of the general
health of the children, it was
said.
Parents are asked to take ad
vantage of this program, and use
it for the benefit of their children.
the Rodda-Van Gorder hospital.
The boys who are chums are each
?ive years old.
AERO
WILLYS
Is Offering
Trade-In
Values That
Will Knock
Out Your
Eye
Come In And See
These Terrific
CAR
VALUES
.Franklin Motors,
Murphy, N. C.
Hi# t? adopt <
SB l ? yw.
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will M
at th* PresfcjrterUn
to adopt a budgot (or th*
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