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THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, AT A&P WEO IN MOUNTAIN
WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES
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Ocean Perch Tillets i'',i^/.(6oc i
Flounder F.i|let$
Whiting FiJIetf ' ^ 64c
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• Split Fryer ontabM. is. 29c
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PORK SPARE RIBSSu 76t
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Florida Oranges
FIRM AND TENDER GRIMES
Golden Apples
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Slicing Tomatoes
FRESH AND CRISPY
Medium
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Cucumber
SMALL AND FULL OF FLAVOR
Red Potatoes
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Cocoanuts
U. S. NUMBER ONE NEW CROP
59c
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For
iSweet Potatoes 2 Lb>. 25c
JACK-O-LANTEHNS
Pumpkins 59c-79c-99(
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49c
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Harvest Mix
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Candy Pumpkins
Fkgs.
Only
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VIENNA SAUSAGE 4
4-Oz.
Cans
100% BRAZILIAN
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VALUABLE COUPON
GROUND
FRESH
BEEF STEW
A&P FBUIT DBINK
24-Oz.
Cans
46-Oz.
INSTANT NON-FAT
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4-Lb. reekage
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WITH THIS COUPON
WITHOUT COUPON TOU PAY
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Foote Gives
Eaming Beport 9)
EJTON, Pa.—'Foote Mineral
company today reported net
sales of $66,571,137 for the first
nine months of 1972 compared
.with net sales of $73,421,046 dur
ing the comparable period of 1971.
Net earnings for the 1972 per
iod were $114,990 compared with
$2,230,276 reported for the same
period of 1971. After provision
for the dividend requirement on
the company’s preferred stock,
there were no earnings in. the
first nine months of 1972 avail
able to the common stock com
pared with 5c per common share
In 1971.
Both sales and earning dur
ing the first nine months of 1972
reflect lower sales to the specialty
steel industry as compared with
the same ^riod in 1971. Lower
prices and volumes of ferroalloys
are the principal factors in re
duced sales and are attributed in
large part to increased foreign
imports competing for domestic
markets. Sales of lithium prod
ucts however, have shown a
substantial increase during the
year to date.
During the third quarter of 1972
net sales were $21,152,902 com
pared with $18,546,835 in the 1971
period. The net loss from opera
tions was $38,527 in the 1972
thiid quarter compared with a net
loss of $169,751 in 1971.
The company noted that It ex
pects the level of sales to In
crease during the balance of the
year, particularly to its steel re
lated customers.
Duke Power Map
Aids Fishermen
Duke Powe Company has pub
lished a new recreation map of
Lake 'Norman which should be
of particular benefit to serious
fishermen.
In addition to 25 and 50-foot
contours, the new map shows
most creek channels in the lake,
along with irregular depths at
various locations.
“The contours and creek chan-,
nets shown on this map should
help fishermen find places where
the 'big bass ought to be,’’ a com
pany spokesman said.
He also pointed out that the
lake area from “full pond’’ ele
vation to 25 feet below full pond
is shown in dark ihlue to warn of
shallow areas that might present
a hazard to boaters during per
iods of heavy drawdown. Duke
is permitted to lower the lake
level 25 feet to operate its hydro- ^
electric generators at the Cowans,'^^
Ford Dam.
“It’s unlikely that the lake'^
would ever go down that far,” the
spokesman said, “but we wanted
to let boaters know the areas of
the lake that would be affected by
such an occurrence.”
He said Duke has always had a
policy of keeping its lakes as full
as possible, esp^ally during the
recreation season. The heaviest
drawdown, 12 feet, during Nor
man’s nine years of existence oc
curred in February, 1966, as a
result of an unusually high de
mand for electricity on the Duke
system.
Copies of the new map may be
obtained from local Duke Pow
er offices or by writing the Duke
Public Relations Department, P.
O. Box 2178, Charlotte, N. C.
28201.
DDT RFSIDUES
Since flue-cured tobacco mar
kets opened last July, random
samples of toibacco have been tak
en for DDT and TDE residue
tests. Out of 625 samples, 37
contained residues of one of
these banned insecticides. A
grower is asked to certify he
hasn’t used DDT or TDE in or
der to qualify for price sup
ports. If residues of the insec
ticides are then found on his to
ibacco, he is in violation of the
law. .
ENGLISH IVY ^
Various forms of evergreen ivy
may be used as ground covers,
the large-leaved English ivy be
ing the most common. It is use
ful on steep hanks, rocky slopes
and as a thick cover under tret's,
according to North Carolina
State University horticulturists.
Some folks Object to ivy ground
cover in rural yards as snakes
sometimes crawl to the cool
shade on a hot summer day. This
is seldom a problem in urban
areas.
TENSION?
If you suffer from tlmpls every
day nervous tension then you
should bo taking B.T. tablets for
relief.
Call on the druggist at the drug
store listed below and ask him
about B.T. tablets.
They’re safe non-habit forming
and with our guarantee, you will
lose your every day jitters or
receive your money back.
Don't accept a aubeiltuta for
relief, buy B.T. tablets today.
INTRODUCTORY OFFER:
Worth $1.50
Buy one small size B.T<
—get one Free
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