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Show i , j c 1 WALK, RIDE OR DRIVE fl No matter how you come you may expect to find timely foods welcome savings nationally advertised foods variety and comfort In the selection of your wants. You'll ! be pleased with the service and price. ! FRIDAY and SATURDAY j COFFEE, Schilling's or M. J. B. lb 330 j EGGS, large, 'A' grade doz 320 ! DRESSING, Henard's quart 300 I NUCKOLLS' SSfSSS 190:1 CORNED BEEF, Libby's can 270 f PREM, pork luncheon meat can 330 ; FORMAY, Shortening 3-lfi can 690 O.P.S. JELL POWDER 3 pkgs 150 WHEATIES or KIX 2 pkgs 230 BISQUICK '' pkg 340 CAKE FLOUR, Soft-A-Silk pkg 280 "Freshlike" PEAS 2 cans 310 "Freshlike" BEANS 2 cans 310 "Freshlike" CORN 2 cans 290 "Freshlike" BEETS 2 cans 230 LETTUCE, large heads 2 for 130 I GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona doz 250 j ORANGES, sm., 2 doz 23c Ige doz 190 AVOCADOS each 50 LEMONS, large size doz ,200 QUALITY MEATS j BEEF ROAST lb 23c and 250 BEEF STEAK, sirloin or T-Bone lb 320 j PRIME RIB STEAK lb 30C Roast lb 280 J PORK ROAST, loin end cuts lb 300 ' j PORK CHOPS, loin lb 320 i FRESH HAM ROAST lb 320 LARD, home rendered 2 lbs 370 DILL PICKLES, Heinz, large 3 for 100 j OrRSKACCS 'j "A Surety of Parity' J Lei Hill and -32 tiiM , ., C75 mi by p frAsi?6Jt name 93 Proof -'National Distillers Products Corp, N.Y. o FRIDAY and SATURDAY ' WE HAVE THREE VARIETIES OF EARLY ' fed SEED POTATOES IN STOCK. ALSO A NEW P STOCK OF GARDEN SEEDS. W I JELL-0, six flavors 3 pkgs 200 3 TOMATO SOUP, case $4 25 3 cans 270 w l JELL-IT, six flavors 4 pkgs 190 1 i CRISCO 3-lb can 770 I OXYDOL large pkg 270 i i LAUNDRY SOAP, P&G 10 bars 490 I CORN, IGA, whole kernel 2 cans 270 ' i COCOA, IGA lb can 170 I SOAP, Ivory large bar 110 I 3 SOAP, Camay 3 bars 210 I COFFEE, M. J. B. and Schill. lb 330 I FLOUR, Drifted Snow 10-15 bag 600 g I SALAD DRESSING, IGA quart 400 lp ORANGES, 176, Ige, juicy doz 100 H l LETTUCE, solid, crisp 2 heads 130 p CABBAGE lb 20 P GRAPEFRUIT doz 250 PORK CHOPS, loin lb 320 7 BEEF ROASTS, shoulder IB 250 L BEEF ROASTS, chuck To 230 NUCOA lb 310 lp t 0. K. MARKET f O. K. O.K. O. K. O.K. O. K. O. K. O. EL - - - ! yyJj Where You Get the . . tmfmT .... .. F'st For Your Momr i ' Budget Minded Cotton Fashions ! Smart Homemakers WiU Welcome These Values! JfF - CRISP COTTON FROCKS , x ""s4 The smartest freshest collection of cotton A " & HI r ft frkS yUre Mkely t0 find! See them " " ' 1 r 2 Tf ( try on . . . you'll be j it it t 'I1. at 016 Quality! Coat - . ! If V y& VVl lit '3& styIes- z'PPer frnt types, break- fj 1 0 ' M f'l V-Nj' fv fast coats, and long torso mod- I 7 "3 "Jl t ' I 5 els- Bright prints and stripes. j j JW I J Buy yours today! jj Mf JY i ftfr j Specially Priced COTTONS ; lTtT- I ' f ! WeUmadehousedi-esses ' ! f7i$b$ D j tnat Pretty! Full m p ! "Q u ti : i' I skirted or shirtwaist U j m styles' Bright colors! ! ' JTihhk A Stripped per- $f-UiS iflf 1$ cale with pleat 4"vdrW U flared skirt. ' f 'JTl L 4 B Cheery plaid- FEBRUARY BARGAINS! . st 84$U n fitted waist 32 Women's & Children's Sfjl I'XlcJji i and full skirt. C 1 c daisies Sweaters ea. 50c (Ji fv liO''f: percale. 32 Qnly Coat and slipover rM "-f lU i; ' D Paisley print MEN'S lt k HPk with smart MEN S fJ , ad trim- Rayon Shorts pr. 25c BARGAIN PRICE DRESSES for Thrifty Women tST Novelty cotton and CHILDREN'S children's rThkf S 1 44 Handkeithiefs 2 for 5c and Misses' plain colors. "La plain white Only - Bargain Price Frocks L0QK! SchOOl Odds and Ends CURTAINS QUi!t PatcHeS biQ IOC . Here is an assortment M ' u,-,,x" MUS 63. O vC 01 odds a11 Ends in Plain White Only Bargain Price Tub Fast Curtains and Panels. O C C AU yu can cram in a bag! Sizes 1 to 14 nly 1 r 2 of a pat- fij BARGAIN PRICE! . tern. Bargain Price! " i PART LINEN SWEATERS VO- TO JL See Back Page for Mathis Market Ad V', J , jf - i v : -h , ti k - ' t - ' 1 1 . J ' ... . . - , - '..;!'. ': f- '"-r . Repair your farm machinery . . . Sell all scrap iron that you don't need. That is the urgent request being made to American farmers by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Machinery needs to be in top condition for the 1942 food-f or-freedom crop. Scrap iron on farms is badly needed by the stet-1 industry in order to turn out sufficient munitions. |