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r-wecare? what is the definition of a private brand? To some people, It is a retailer's own brand created with selling price first in importance and quality second. To us at A&P, it's the opposite. Quality comes first. Value. . .the best for the least is the rule for our private brands. If this wasn't true, how foolish we'd be to invest, as we have, literally millions of dollars in processing plants and testing laboratories. If all we wanted were products we could sell cheaply without quality control, anybody could produce them for us. The idea of quality private brands isn't new at A&P. As a matter of fact, it's one of our oldest policies and by golly, we're proud of it. Are A&P Private Brands a good reason for shopping A&P? They're one of many. COPYRIGHT* 1966, THEOBEAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. / 'Super Right" Quality Meats! SUPER-RI6HT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF BONELESS CHUCK ? Lb. BONE-IN CHUCK ? Lb. "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEr BONELESS SHOULDER ROAST- 63c "SUPER-RIGHT' HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF SHOULDER ?r STEAKS "SUPER-RIGHT'' HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF CUBED CHUCK STEAKS FED BEEF 65' 0 BEEF 85c ^ "SUPER-RIGHT" LEAN. BONELESS STEW BEEF ? 55c "SUPER-RIGHT" LEAN, FRESHLY GROUND BEEF - 45c S I AGAR FULLY COOKED-BONELESS CANNED "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY ALL MEAT FRANKS one PKG 03 s 49c CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN BREADED "ic ?*-" i" i ^ i w^unuLu SHRIMP 65' pK" $1.99 Oven-Fresh Jane Parker Buys! JANE PARKER-SPECIALLY PRICED! VARIETY PLAIN VIENNA POPPY SEED VIENNA WHEAT SANDWICH SEEDED RYE SOUR RYE JANE PARKER? READY TO SERVE LEMON OR BLACKBERRY PIES 1 -Lb. 8 Oz. Pkg. JANE PARKER ? LARGE RING ANGEL FOOD l-Lb. 1-Oz. CAKE Delightful Frozen Food Variety! MARVEL ICE CREAM WITH SHERBET OR MARVEL ICE CREAM -53 SPECIALLY PRICED! MORTON v lamis 3^K MORTON BRAND ? TASTY i? 25' A&P MIXED VEGETABLES 2 - 35c A&P CUT GREEN BEANS : ^ 2 a 35c ? Flavor-Full Fruits & Vegetables! IDEAL TREAT FOR BREAKFAST! SWEET, RIPE CANTALOUPES 3 - 1" WHITE <?=? GRAPES * 35c JUICY LEMONS S - 25? SERVE ICE-COLD! RIPE, RED WATERMELONS 69c PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, JULY 22nd COFFEE SALE! ?? I v. EIGHT O'CLOCK 1-LB. BAG 49 3-IB. BAG m AHOY PINK ?Xnt ? 39c A&P "OUR FINEST QUALITY" INSTANT RICE 33' ?f 55' SULTANA QT. JAR . ANN PAGB 1 yT. JAR _ , SANDWICH SPREAD 490 MAYONNAISE 55tf FANCY IN THE SHELL ? A4P RAW PEANUTS 39c, s EXCEL ASSORTED MIXED HUTS 69c ' Cherokee County Extension News The Martin's "Creek Exten sion homemakcrs Club met at the home of Mrs. Vaughu Ricks July 11 at 1:30p.m. The meet ing opened with Mrs. Paul Martin giving the devotional on "Loneliness." A report on the County Council meeting was given by Mrs. Willie Martin. The club decided to order aluminum pieces to work on as a craft project. Theyalso made plans for working on mattresses at the workshop September 13- -14. A project report given by Mrs. Willie Martin suggested pine needle mulch for flowers and strawberries. Another project report given by Mrs. Vaughn Ricks was on types of sprays for the diflereiit pests in the garden. Mrs. Joy Frauson gave a demonstration on "Using Color in the home." Color is one of the least expensive ways to improve the beauty of ahome. Planning is necessary if results are to be satisfying. Consider your house plan, size and shape of each room and relation to each other. Height of ceiling, num ber of windows and doors should be considered. Start with a color you like and build a color scheme around it. Choose furnishings first, then color for walls can be made to go with tie m. Consider color principles, pale colors make a room seem larger, strong colors make it seem smaller. Colors based on yellow and red give warmth, while blue green colors give coolness. One color should be dominat. !In furniture consider wood tones and woodwork of the house. Keiresnmeriis were servea to the twelve women present. The August meeting will be at the home of Mrs. A.B. Sulcup ?????? The Sunny Point Extension Homemakers held the1 ? reg Game, Dances Set At Andrews There will be a base ball game at Andrews Satur day night at 8. The proceeds will be used for the construct ion of bleachers at (he And rews Ball Park. The Andrews baseball team will meet a team made up of local softball players. The softball crew will be known as The Mustangs. Admission will be 25 and SO cents. The baseball team Is also sponsoring dances Friday and Saturday night at Andr4ws Community Center beginning ?t 8:30 each night. Admission for the dances will be one dollar per per son. The Beats from Murphy will furnish the music Fri day night and the VIPs from Robblnsvllle will play on Sat urday night. Junior Lifesaving Course Scheduled A Junior lifesaving course will begin Monday at 10 a.m. at the Murphy Lions Club Swimming Pool. ular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Polly Hawkins on Wednesday, July 12. The club members enjoyed a pot luc>. 'inch and an allfey meeting w.toh was spent an tiquing tables, chests and ? bed. Those present were Mrs. Mozelle Shields, Mrs. Ger#e Shields, Mrs. Carrie FrizzfU Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawkinx Mrs. Grace Carriqger, M1S3 Edith Rice and Mrs. Joy Frauson, Home Economics Agent. Boiling Springs News Mr. J.B. Arms of Atlanta, Ga. visited Lloyd O'Oell one day last week. Mr and Mrs. Jack O'Oell visited his father and sister Mrs. S.J. and Mabel O'Dell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Sneed of Georgia has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lumus Caddis. Mr. and Mrs. Queffiin Lo vingood visited Mrs. D.G. O'Dell Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mill? and family of Ohio are visits ing relatives here. Miss Judy Gaddis spent the night with Emma Jean and Marlene O'Dell last week. kMr. and Mrs. Oliver Hyatt . and family of Ohio has beeir ' visiting her mother, Mrs. J.B. Davis. Andrews Swim Class Graduates Graduates of the American Red Cross Swimming re ceived their certificates last Friday afternoon at the Andrews Pool. Dr. Otto Spilker of Western Carolina University gave a demonstration of boating safety and diving during the program. Doyle Clark of the Arrowood Job Corps Center near Franklin qualified as a water safety instructor during th^ course. Other graduates were: Beginners-Lisa Hawhee, Grace Moore, Mildred Moore, Marlene Moore, Pedro Bry son, Mike Bryson, John Bry- "? son, Gail Wilson, Danhy Wil son, Wanda Wilson, Eddie Wood, Sherry Gog den and Terry Golden. Advanced beginners-- Mike Matheson, Carolyn Matheson, Danny Wilson, Tmmy F-ed, Cindy Carter, Beverly Gar ren, Eddie Wood and Roger Schrock. Junior Lifesaving ? Andy Jones and Giles Ennis. Senior Lifesaving-- Connie KUllan, Jimmy Jones, George E IK houri, Breeze Thompson, Linda Alexander, Ann Winfrey and Alice Howell. A dance and swim party will be held at the pool Fri day night from 8 p.m. until 2 a.m. with music by the Epics. ? Mrs. Inez Kahn, swimming instructor, said acknission would be $L25 per person and the proceeds will be used for t the upkeep of the Andrews * pool. WE - RENT - ALL Complete Line of Clark Floor Equipment Sanders - Polishers - Buffers PAINT SPRAY ECUIPMENT 36" Gas Concrete Troweling Machine Cement Mixers Ladders MANY OTHER ITEMS - 5 MI. FROM MURPHY U.S. 64 East PALMER & COOK DISCOUNT STORE Phone 837-2044 "DON'T WANT TO BUY? ? RENT IT HERE'* Notice Taxpayers Of Clay County The Clay County tax office will be Open Weekdays Until 5:00 P. M. and Saturdays until 1:00 P. M. during the month of July, 1967 for the benefit of the taxpayers of Clay County who would like to pay their 1966 Clay County taxes without penalty, which Is added after August I, 1967 HARTSELL MOORE , Clay County Shwtff and Tax Cotto wn
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