THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, I960 THE SENTINEL-LEADER, SPARTA, MICHIGAN

T H E SENTINEL-LEADER Published Weekly on Thursday at Sparta, Michigan

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NaUonal Advert is ing BepreaenUt»—•

N e w s p a p e r A d r e r t l a l n c S e r v i c e . I = e 188 W . R a n d o l p h S t . . C h l e a g a . I P E a a t L a n s i n g . M i c h i g a n

"AMERICANISM is an unfailing love of countiy; Loyalty to its institutions and ideals; eagerness to defend it against all enemies, undivided allegiance to the f lag : and a desire to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and posterity."

Mrs Mamie J o h n i t o n was a Sunday dinner gue»t of Mr and Mrs W T Raudett

Mr. J a m e s Hanna a n d Mr. and Mr*.1

Norman Han. 'a l l a n d two boys spent Sunday wi th Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pendell a t Rook ford

Mr . a n d M-s. War ren Smi th a n d family of R a v e n r a were dinner guests of the i r parents . Mr. a n d Mrs. C. E. Smith on Sunday .

Mrs. P red L e t t e r u a of G r a n d Rapid? en t e r t a ined her mother , Mrs. C E. Smi th las t Wednesday

I Mr. a n d Mrs. Mamie Johnson called on Mr* Emil Mailman Sa tu rday a f -ternoon.

Mr a n d Mrs. Rusrel BriK«s of Mus-kegon visited their parents . Mr. a n d Mrs. P red Briggs Sunday evening.

T h e Ladles of Half Moon Lake school dis tr ict wiU hol.1 a baked g>ods safe a t Burr ' s grocery store a t Cas -novia. Sa tu rday a f te rnoon . Nov. 11. Proceeds will o e used to benefi t the school. Everyone is welrome.

Mr. a n d M:s. R j s s e l Morton and family were Sunday dinner guests of

their pa ren t s . Mr Morton.

Mr and Mrs. H. O. Brot t called' on Mrs. Lor a tne Murphy and aon Sunday af ternoon In Muskegon.

Mr and Mrs. Roy Bruce of Orand Rapids were Sunday dinner guests of Mr a : d Mrs. H. O. C l in t m a n

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shaw and two boys were S u n d a y dinner yuasts of Mr. a n d Mrs. Leon Shaw.

T h e P.T.C. of Moon Lake school met at the school house Prlday even-leg. After t h e basines* meeting Mrs. Ea^na Af ton and Mrs. Mamie Johns ton put on the i r en te r t a inment for the evening. Lea Joyce Proctor and Rog-er Rusro fu rn i shed music and contests were played with many priaes ; o a . A baked sale will be held Sa turday a f - , ternoon. Nov. 11 a t Burr's gro.ery store a t Casnovia.

Mrs. Lloyd S immons and Mrs. Kelly VanLaugen of G r a n d Rapids called on Mrs. E. Br it ton Sunday af te rnoon. I

Miss Pern Cl in t sman pent the week-end with her parents . Mr. and Mrs. T . L. Cl in t sman .

Mr . a n d Mrs Harry Norria a r e a t - 1 t end ing the Michigan S t a t e Pa rm Bu-reau Convention In L a m i n g thla week.

T h e country garden club met a t fc.*e Maccabee Hall In Casnovia f >r their regular meeting on f n u i s d a y . Nov. 2. A smoked turkey dinner was .served to 24 members ar.d 3 children. Af ter d i n n e r the business meeting was o p e n e d by the president . Mrs. Lois Moss and roll call wa> answered by suggest tons for Thanksgiving dinners a n d Chr i s tmas .lints. Mrs. J e n n i e B u r c h gave a talk on gardens on a b u t t o n , showing Dlctures of flowers grown on buttons. Joyce Kreppa gave a talk on food for house plants . T h e remainder of the a f t e rnoon was s p e o t i n ' playing oeano. T h e next mee t ing will be held in the Mac :abee Hall on Thursday. Dec. 7 A Chr i s t -m a s d inne r will be served and secret pa ls revealed.

Mr. a n d Mrs.. George Bantam. Jr. a n d family of Muskegon were Sunday d i n n e r gues t , of Mr a n d Mrs. Glenn S h a w .

*H»a next regular meeting of W S . C S will be held with Mrs. Wm | Ga te s on Nov. 15 a t 2 pan.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Twlss and son* of Jackson were week-end guasts of Mrs. Mary Breeden

Rev. and Mrs. William Kroon le f t Monday for Lansing. Illinois, where they will a t t end a Reformed Mlnlst-eral meeting on Tuesday, a n d v/Ul go f rom there to Iowa where they wLi visit their parents .

P lans a r e made to organize an Ex-tension c lub in the C a n a d a Corners district on Nov. 8 Mrs. J a c k OTtannel will act a s nostess for the f irst rueet-u * . Mrs. Earl H u n t of Muskegon who is vice-cour.ty c n a i r m a n will be present to help organize. Tnose in-terested in work of this kind are asked to contact Mrs Mrs. OTDonnel or Mrs. Thompson.

Mrs. Clara Shaw a n d Mrs eon Shaw visited Mrs. E. B n t t o n and Mrs. Ida Weber Fr iday a f t e rnoon

Mr and Mrs . C. E S t a u f f e r spent the week-e d with r e ' a t Ives in Soutn Haven.

KENT CITY NEWS Mr*. C. W. F a t k a n w . Carr .

American Legion Aux. 123 *a hav-a series of m e e t l r g s every two

weeks with the f i r s t meeting a t Leona Kelly's. Kent City a n d the aecond »t Ann J e a w . ' i . T^iey a r e sewing and have several f inished articles done for the Bazaar they will hold In the Town Hall. Kent City. Dec. 16 in the a f t e r -noon and early evening. Ann Jenson served a lovely l u n c h with 12 girls be-ing present. T h e next meeting will be a t Ann Cooper's. Newaygo. Mich.. Pickerel Lake. Flowers were sen t to Pay Johnson on he r r e tu rn home f rom the hospital .

NOTICE T h e Kent City G a r d e n Club will

meet on Monday evening. Nov. 13. a t the home of Mrs C. B. Leave-. T h e program, to be given bv Mrs. V. Rollins and Mr Bruce Emmery , will be ' W i n -ter Magic f rom our Ga rdens"

SPARTA NEWS CORRESPONDENT, MRS. DAISY HOLBEN. PHONB. 5351.

Miss Alice Walker of Toronto. Ca -n a d a . who came to a t tend the Schae -fer -Walker wedding Is spend.ng t h i s week with M s . J . R Brit ton.

Mrs Edith Klr.g Richardson of Po r t -land. Oregon Is visiting he r bro tner . George King a n d family, a n d o ther relatives. A family dinner was held in he r honor Sunday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barl Thur s ton nea r O r a n t .

Mr. and Mrs. i»arth Carlson. Sr . ac-eompenic*l by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carr iek cf G r a n d Rapids a t t endc* the Michigan-I l l inois game Sa tu rday in Ann Arbor and spent the week-end in Detroi t .

Mr. a n d Mrs. Hayden Jones and 3 boys of South Bend. Ind. were here las t week to a t t e n d the funeral of Mrs. Jonas ' g randmother . Mrs. Ella Bro-m a n .

Dean Allen, an exchange s tudent , who h a s been in Germany the pas t 5 m o n t h s Is sailing from P r a n c e ior hoirw Nov 7. He expects to arr ive In New York t h e 13th. Dean Is die son of Mr and Mrs C E Allen. Peach Ridge.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bread flee of Cedar Sr lngs a n d Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter BlandfoTd of K e n t City were Sunday d i n n e r guests of Mr. and Mrs. I ra Cat te l l . t „ Sunday evening supper guests of Mr.

a n d Mrs. L. J T a n n e r were Mr and Mrs. J o h n Brower and Arlyn and Mr a n d Mrs Lester Brower a n d Lee f rom

BurnLs. also Rev and Mrs. A-A Buege a n d Mr and Mrs Floyd Buege and boys.

Dr. and Mrs. T-iels DeYoung and Pau l spent S a t u r d a y in A n n Arbor T-.elping their son M a y n a r d celebrate • :1s bir thday a t tne home of their daugh te r . Mrs. Preston S tegdenga and husband.

Mrs. ldfonard Andrus en te r ta ined with a bir thday supper last Friday ing honoring the b i r t - d a y s of Brian Berg and Wayne Montgomery .

Mrs. Bert Sau r en te r t a ined tne west S p a r t a quilting club a t h e r n o m e on Walker Road Toe; day.

Mrs. Jacob S rangeivocrg received the sad news this week of t h e d e a t h of he r nephew. Burton Barl McNaugh-ton of California, who was killed Oct. 13 In Korea

Rev. Richard Kirk was In Cincinnat i . O h i o Monday. Tuesday a n d Wednesday a t t end ing Conservative Bapt i s t Asso-ciat ion of America Regional Confer-ence.

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CASNOVIA NEWS Mrs. J . E. I.illle. Corr .

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Mrs. F L Rlanchard of ">etrolt a n d mothe r . Mrs. Mabel P a y n e arr ived h o m e Prlday evening a f t e r a 10-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Nelson in Minneapolis. Minn. Mrs. Blanehard le f t her home In Detroit S u n d a y a f t e r -noon.

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Several choice meat selections including Country-Style Chicken Dinner

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T h e maximum amount previously cov-

ered by Federal Deposit Insurance was $5,000.

Now each depositor of our bank is insured up

to a maximum of $10,000 for all deposits held

in the same right and capacity.

Good bank management, sound bank super-

vision, and the security of deposit insurance

work together to safeguard your deposits.

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BUTTERD7C Large 20 oz. Loaf

BREAD Loaves

Maple Flavor

LOG CABIN SYRUP,

t juart Ja r nastier or n a m 4 %

DILL PICKLES 2 / C

large bottle 5 1 c

Pet Milk 3 a 39c c o f f e e ^ « « 3 - $2.25 Light or Dark Brown

SUGAR 2»25c The 2-1 Mix

BISQUICK 40 °z-pk,f- 45c 5 lb. Bag Famo

PANCAKE FLOUR 46c Large Can—1 lb., 14 oz.

FRUIT COCKTAIL 39c Nu-Maid 4 * M mm

OLEOMARGARINE 2 b 4 / C

$1.83 Carton of 10 pkgs.—All popular brands

CIGARETTES Laee tablecloths look

like new if you dip

them in thin starch,

dry on curtain stretch-

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fltCIPE OF THE WEEK

Baked Fruit Dumpling* Brouth ati t November I I , 19SO

1 rap. bimM mil V, cap P«< Milk

J tablnpoon* we or fruit yitt*

2 labU.poon, be T u r n o n o e e » ; sac ac l u x ( 4 2 5 * ) . Grea se 4 c u s t a r d c u p * each h o l d i n g abou t 1 c u p . P u t b i scu i t m i x inco b o a S t i r in wi th f o r k a m i x n i r a of mi lk a n d water. B r a t h a r d wi th f o r k 5 0 sec-onds . T u r n o u t o n floured b o a r d . Roil in to a n 8 in . Mjuarw. D o c wi th b i o of but te r . S p c i n k l a w i th m i x t u r e of b r o w n idRar , c i n n a m o n a n d n u t m * | . S p r e a d with f r u i t cockta i l . Rol l u p l ike j tUf rol l . C u t i n 4 slicca. P l a c e i n g reased cu»tard cup*. Se t i n s h a l l o w b a k i n g pan ot on c o o k y shee t . B a k e 2? m i n . , o r un t i l l ight b r o w n . S e r v a wi th cus-t a r d sauce if des i r ed . M a k e s 4 se rv ings .

You WW !io~di

P e t Mi lk , B i s c u i t Mix , Brown Sugar , Cinnamon, Fruit Cocktail a n d m e g .

Nut-

One Pound

Ritz Crackers 30c Two |x>und Old Fashioned

Ginger Snaps 55c Two pound

Grabam Crackers 57c 114 pound Av. Pkg.

Sugar Cookies 33c Muller's Fresh Baked

Cinnamon Rolls 19c 15 oz. Dolly Madison

Fruit Cake 59c

VEGETABLES

New England

Brown Bread 21c

California

Grapes 2 ib-29c

Cabbage 2 "* 5c Large Size

Grapefruit ^ for 29c

Five Pound Bag

Onions 21c Peck U. S. No 1

Potatoes 35c One Pound Cello

Cranberries 19c Large Head of

Lettuce For 33c

Fresh-Lean

Pork Butts ib 43c Lean, Meat

Spare Ribs lb 39c •

Armour's Crescent

Sliced Bacon ib. 39c Armour's

Slab Bacon .. 39c Grade No. 1

Skinless Franks ... 39c Cudahy's

Pure Lard 2 35c Fresh Dressed m

Plump Chickenslb 3 5 C

EMMONS Division At Union

F S U P E R VALUE MARKET

Across From Sparta State Bank

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1960 THE SENTINEL-LEADER, SPARTA. MICHIGAN

Town Topics S u n d a y even ing I n

c h a p e l Che Albion college S i n g e r s a n d t h e u p p e r c l a s s c h a p e l cho i r

•will present two ehurafe cantata*. j the olds Hotel In Lis t ed a m o n g t h e a l to ringers Is iter- ] a n d Sunday a n d attended tte M i c h l -r i l yn B r a d f o r d , d a u g h t e r of M r . a n d t a n S t a t e - I n d i a n a g a m e S a t u r d a y . M r s . L y n n B r a d f o r d of S p a r t a . M l m B r a d f o r d Is a s o p h o m o r e a t A lb ion coi - M a r y B. W o l d of O r c h a r d D r i v e

Albion col leee l e « * h * d a s a v i s i to r t h e p a s t week. As t r l d v»^rWicr«] ' Lagerlof N o r r e n of S t o c k h o l m . d w e -

Mr. a n d Mrs. H J . K u r t z w e r e a t , den . Mlsa N o r r e n Is w i t h t h e A m e r i -

c a n Onbaaey i n S t o c k h o l m .

M r a n d Mrs . C - V P . e t e e r of O r a n d -r i l l e s p e n t S u n d a y a* gues t s of Mr. a n d Mrs. A r t h u r L a V i n e .

T h e S h a n ^ l e c o n v a l e s c e n t h o m e h a s • Ins ta l led a f i r e s i r e n , w h i c h will be a c o n t i n u o u s b l a s t l ike a hewn un t i l a n p a t i e n t s a r e o u t of t h e bui ld ing. I n c a s e of f i r e t h e h e l p of n e i g h b o r s t o r e m o v e p a t i e n t s f r o m t h e bui ld ing would be a p p r e c i a t e d .

Mr. a n d Mrs . J a c o j S p a n g e n b e r g h a v e moved i n t o t h e s m a l l e r house on t i e i r f a r m a n d M r a n d Mrs. J o h r S p a n g en berg a n d s o n h a v e mo^ed t o t h e d o a . L . t a i r s i n t h e l a r g e r house .

Mi&> Llla Bla^kwel l a n d f r i end of P o r t W a y n e , I n d . w e r e o v e r n i g h t gues t s ol her m o t h e r . M r s . M a e Blackwel l . a t t h e h o m e of M r s R o s e O a u t l a s t

{week.

Rev. a n d Mrs. A A Buege will visi t f r i e n J s in L a w . e n c e F r i d a y . Nov. Au a n d also a t t e n d t n e f a m i l y n i g h t d i n -n e r a t t h e M e t h o d i s t c h u r c h in t h e even ing .

Mr. and M i s . J o h n VUser of G r a n d | R a p i d s were g u e s t s of Mrs . E lm ix ; Pen ton a n d son R l n h m o n d las t S u n -

day . T h e y c a m ? t o h e l p R i . h t n o n d ce leb ra t e h i s b i r t n o a y .

Mr. »nd Mrs . W m . Bosch r e t u r n e d F r i d a y a f t e r s p e n d i n g t w o weeks w i t h t h e i r c h i l d r e n . Mr a n d M r s M. Veu-r i n k a n d f a m i l y , a t Pe to skey T . i e l r w>on. Wi l la rd Bo-wh arid Mrs . Bosch of G r e a t L a a e s N a v a l Base s p e n t t h e

w e e k - « o d TlaHJng re la t ives in Sparta a n d O r a n d B a p i d * .

M r a n d Mrs. J a c o b S p a n g e r t b e r g e n t e r t * i n e j w i tn a f ami ly o i n n e r S u n -d a y . G u e s t s were Mr. a n d Mrs. L a -V e r n e Br ink a . :d f a m i l y of M u s k e -gon . M r . a n d Mrs. J o h n S p a n g e n o e r g a n d s o n a n d Mr a n d M r s . W a y n e C a v n e r a n d d a u g h t e r .

W m . P e r r y of Detroi t . , a n e p h e w of Mrs . R u b y S a u r . is s t a y i n g a t t h e h o m e of Mr.s. Alice C u s h m a n . 42 S U n i o n S t .

Mr . a n d Mrs. L i k e W o l d r i r g h a v e b c u s h t t h e h o u s e on R a i l r o a d S t . f o r -mer ly o w n e d by F r e d Powell . T h e P o w e l l s h a v e moved to Elk R a p . d s w h e r e t h e y bought a h o m e .

M r . a n d Mrs. F red F o x w o r t h v of M a n t o n h a v e r e n t e d Mrs M a r y B o -de l l ' s h o u s e a t 68 G a r d n e r S t .

H a r r y L y m b u r n e r m a d e a bus ine s s t r i p t o G r a n d R a p i d s M o n d a y .

M r s . E v a n S h a w s e n t t h r e e d a y s t h i s week wi th h e r folks Mr. a n d M r s H e r b e r t F l e e t ' n C e d a r S r i n g s .

M r . a n a Mrs. M a j c l o e M e a d a n d fan-J iy of O r a n d R a p i d s vis i ted h e r m o t h e r . Mrs . J o h n Crowley S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n .

T w e n t y m e m b e r s of t h e W C T . U . m e t a t t h e h o m e of Mns. W a r d P a s t l a s t F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n . P r e s . l u r s . W. R o g e r s pres ided d u r i n g t h e b u s i -n e s s m e e t i n g fol lowed by d e v o u o n s g i v e n by Mrs. F l o r e n . e A t n e a r . : . M r s E v a n Beckwi th t h e n gave very f i t t i n g t r i b u t e s to Miss M a r g a r e t A m i d o n a n d M r s . Auri l la Moore w h o r e c e n t l y pa r sed a w a y . Rev. Miss El la P r u u v a s d e l e g a t e to S t a t e C o n v e n t i o n m S a g -i n a w . gave he r r e p o r t in t h e f o r m of a •Ski t" wh ich was m u c h e n j o y e d . D e -

l ic ious r e f r e s h m e n t s were s e rved b y t h e c o m m i t t e e .

Mer r i t L y m b u r n e r of G r a n d Ratptds vis i ted h i s p a r e n t s Mr a n d Mrs. H a r r y L y m b u r n e r S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n .

OUR MOTTO:

I, WMI . m "My Ford FS is

the finest of the six or acven dif-ferent makes of truck* we ha*o owned. Ford Truck Ecooo«»y ROB M proving i t ! "

Over5000 lord Truck drivers log 30 MILLION MILES

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FOR D TRUCK

ECONOMY Rl/Af

laafc tor tW* al«« on Ford Trucks .—thousand* of them—all over ^ n e r i c a ! T r u c k s bearing this ahaeid are in (he famous Ford T rack Economy R u n !

DEMONSTRATING FOND TRUCK ECONOMY

First 3 months of history's greatest e c o n o m y demonstrat ion pi le ift> convincing evidence

that Ford Trucking COSTS LESS!

i v e r y kind of truck fob is r ep re sen ted many t imes over on the gian t , na t ionwide F o r d E c o n o m y R u n ! (Careful r e c o r d s show F o r d T r u c k F A C T S o n gas a n d oil c o n s u m e d , to t a l r epa i r s and main t enance , miles t r ave l l ed , loads car r ied . T h e s e d r ive r s arc d e m o n s t r a t i n g what eve ry F o r d T r u c k o w n e r a l r eady knows: T h a t Ford T r u c k s d o M O R E |>er do l l a r ! C o m e in a n d see u s — lea rn how F o l d can give you be t te r t r u c k i n g at less c o s t !

Ford Trucking Costs Less and FORD TRUCKS LASJ LONGER! — 4,997,000 trvckt, 10* torn.. li i» • r.CO»

WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF

RECONDITIONED

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS

also Electric and Gas

RANGES See these before you buy.

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Golden Rale Service

Bettes-Hessel Chapel George W. Better Bernard R. Hessel

Funeral Directors

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G A R A G E K E N T C I T Y M O T O R S A L E S Kent City

K E N T H O T E L Rooms — Day or Week

Phone 9131 KENT CITY 9 - 2 8 - t f n - c

BOYS! GIRLS! HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE A PONY OF YOUR OWN!

IT'S SIMPLE, IT'S FUN! HERE'S H O W -A genu ine Shet land P o n y will be given to the boy or gir l w h o c a n n a m e this p o n y a n d give a r eason f o r choosing this n a m e in 2 5 w o r d s or less. Just d o the fo l lowing:

1. Get your official entry blank from vour favorite food More. 2. Write your name foe the Shurhnc Pony on the official entrv blank. 3. Give your rciton for choosing thii name — in 25 words or less. 4. Sign vour name and aJJrets. 5. Attach 3 Shurfine labels from any of the hundreds of famous Shurfine

Foods. 6- Mail to: Shurfine Pony,

Box 77. Grand Rapids, Mich.

You may enter at many times as you wish. However, each entry must be on an official entry blank. All entries become the property of the Shurfine Contest Committee and will not be returned.

"NAME THE PONY"

C O N T E S T GET OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANKS HERE

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MIRACLE WHIP S U M

DRESSING 55c

DEL MONTE

C A T S U P - - 2 1 c

BEL M0ITE Sliced or Halves

PEACHES

- 3 3 c

MAKE YOUR THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER THIS YEAR A GOOD

OLD-FASHIONED FAMILY TREAT

Del Moate DeLixe Plaas

Franco America! Spaghetti 2 «« 27c

Vai Canp's Chili COB Cane 'IT 33c

Vis Camp's Spaiish lice 'L- 19c

Breast 0' Chickea Cheek Style Tons - 32c

CERTAINLY DAD HAS EARNED IT, AND THE YOUNGSTERS

WILL BE THRILLED BY IT!

DtC MOSIE fSUIT

Cocktail N- "'23c

S H U R F I N E

COFFEE £ 81c

Riblets Whole Kernel

Gern 2 31c

Crisco 3 - 91c

Goo4y Go«dy

P E A S

2 " - 2 7 c

S H U R F I N E TOMATO

JUICE 27c SHIFT'S

P R E M - 45c

Colin bis fork &

BEANS 2 -

Kremel 2 ~ 15c Nil MAID J " f

Margarine

CALtfOKNlA •OKATEOl

T I N A - 27c

CREAM NUT Roast That Turkey Or Chicken

In a

B R E E Z E fOR VHint CLOTHCS

29c

L I I C 0

B L E A C H

— 15c OLD DITCH

| CLEANSER

- 1 2 C

DASH

DOG FOOD

2 29c

Swanson's Chickea Fricassee Del Monte Pineapple Juice Kingsbury Club Cheese Food Nabisco Ritz Crackers Sunshine Krispy Crackers Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce Dole's Sliced Pineapple

- 47c . I niiflfi

- 41c | COFFEE 2 X 71c ! — 77c |

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Easy To Clean

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