Mrs. Ada Turpin was taken to I treatment. Her condition is im-1 Ore.

She accompanied her aunt are visiting at the.home of his

and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones cuts, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Barrow.
a St. Joe hospital Monday after I proved.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ricklefs and
suffering a stroke. She is in critical I Dempsey for sheriff.Pol. Adv. home from their visit to Muscotah.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth BrownMrs. Alma Ricklefs are driving
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Verle Huff of Cleveland are guests of her grandmoth- and son, Kenneth Claud of Desnew cars.
Mr. and Mrs. Perle Gouficy are
er, Mrs. Emma Leland, and the Moincs, have been guests of his
MUSCOTAII
grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Rook.the parents of a new baby daughNewell Higley family.
(Mrs. C. M. Lukens)
Home furnishings. Intfen's.
Mr. and Mrs. James Justice of ter, Connie Sue.
Mrs. Raydie Rork, who has been
Mr. arid Mrs. Alvin Hcnning arc Augusta and Mr. and Mrs. Law- Home furnishings. Intfen's.
recuperating from a major opera- home frojn their vacation spent ren Hart of Kansas City were
Charles Lutz of Phi'adelphia is
tion at the home of her son, Philip in San Diego with their son, Fred- weekend guests of Mrs. Jennie Pea- spending several weeks here visitWeaker, in Kansas City, returned die and wife.
ing with cousins, some of whom
body.
home Saturday to spend a month
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tinsley and
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jeter of he has never seen before. They are
before taking up her school worK Jo Ann left Saturday to drive to Kansas City and Mrs. Claud Speck Carl, Leo, Joe and Herman Lutz
at Meade. Her son and family ac- Denver, where they will spend a of Nortonville were recent guests of Atchison, Mrs. Tillie Brox of
companied her home for the week- vacation with Mrs. Cleo Gregory of their mother, Mrs. J. C. Bushey. Atchison, Albert Lutz of Mexico,
end.
Miller.
Mrs. Raphael Ray has gone to Mo., and Mrs. Cecelia Myers of
The Rev. Charles E. Henry beJudy Hatcher of Texas City, Parsons to spend a week help- Bendena.
gan his month's vacation July 19 Tex., who has been a guest of her ing care for her aunt, Mrs. Heath
and during his absence the Con- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris.
DISTRICT NO. CO
gregational Sunday school will con- Lewis, has gone to Grandview,
(Mrs. Robert English)
vene at 10 a.m. instead of 10:30. Mo., to visit her grandparents,
BENDENA
Clarence L. Oswald has purchasMrs. Cora Wait and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M civ in Hatcher.
(Mrs. Naomi Urban)
ed A cui aiiu lie and Mrs. Oswald
Hazel Wait of Prophetstown, 111.,
Kathy Lynn Armstrong and her
Mr. and Mrs. John Clutz have are vacationing in Coloado.
are guests at the H. A. Weber home cousin, Joy- Armstrong, are reA son, Marvin Joseph, weighing
and will also visit their uncle, F. covering from a siege of chicken gone to Texas for several weeks
seven pounds, six ounces, was born
on a vacation.
W. Weber at Horton.
pox.
Misses Elvira and Deloras Speal- July 15 to Mr. and Mrs, J. J. MisMrs. T. C. Cocks, who had been
We are in the market for brome
brought from the Horton hospital grass seed. We can furnish bags man of Emporia are visiting at pagel of Los Angeles. The Mispagto the home of her daughter, free of charge. F. A. Mangelsdorf the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill cls have another son, Gary, and
twin daughters, Bonnie and BernUrban.
Mrs. F. D. Christ to recuperate, Seed Co., 800 Main.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barrow ie. Mrs. Mispagcl is the former
Miss Qrpha Jane Routh is spendsuffered a heart attack and had to
be returned to the hospital for ing her vacation in Pendleton, and children of Grants Pass, Ore., Rosella Eck, daughter of Mr. and

bond election was the result of

over crowded conditions in the
grade school.
of her mother, Mrs. Vv'arren of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Noyes, Mary
DeKalb. Mrs. Warren underwentElizabeth and Frances Karr resurgery in St. Joe Saturday and turned Friday from a Colorado
TROY
vacation. They had a fine trip but
is still in critical condition.
(Ruth Rills)
found it hot and dry except in the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sparks Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Delaney left mountains.
closed their furniture store and the first of the week for a month's
Miss Martha Calnan of New
left on a trip to Knoxvillc. Tenn., trip to Nova Scotia.
Miss Doris Degraff, deaconess, York City is here for a visit with
for a two-week visit with Mrs.
who will serve the Doniphan coun- her parents and brothers, Mr. and
Sparks's sister.
ty Methodist churches after the Mrs. Charles Calnan, Henry and
Home furnishings. Intfen's.
Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearson of first of September was in Troy ovFred Camper entered a hospitthe weekend, apartment huntKansas City spent the weekend er
She found no apartment avail- al Monday for surgery.
with her sister, Mrs. Clark Nor- ing.
Lawrence Bailey, with the jusman and Mr. Norman. It was not able at this times but hopes to tice
department in Washington, p.
one in the next few weeks.
real cool here but at least it was find
Bill and Titm Tyler, grandsons C., visited friends and relatives in
cooler thE.n Kansas City.
Lavern Blevins, of Mus- Troy over the weekend.
Cooling systems have been in- of Mrs.Mich.,
Fred VanBebber of Lawrence
will spend this week
stalled in several Troy homes in kegon,
Troy with Mrs. Blevins. Mrs. spent Sunday with Troy relatives.
the past few weeks. An auto trip in
does not have "the usual appeal Blevins will take them back to Fred is the son of the late Ralph
when a house is equipped with Muskegon and will spend the month VanBebber, for many years a
of August with Dr. and Mrs. W. H. druggist in Troy, and this year
a cooling system.
Mrs. Vera Brown, who spent Tyler who have a summer home i graduated from the University of
I Kansas.
the past winter in California, writes near Muskegon.
The bond election held Friday i Robert Leonard Clary left the
that she is now in Grey Eagle,
of the week to begin his
Minn., with her daughters, Mrs. for the $30,000 addition to ihc Troy i first
training in the air force.
Robert and Louis Hird and fami-, grade school building passed and , Earl Williams jr. is building
lies. They have owned summer erection of the addition will be |
homos on Birch lake near Grey started in the near future. The a house on his lots in east Troy.
En^l^ many years.
i
\Vc are in the market for brome I
grass seed. We can furnish bags
free of charge. F. A Mangelsdorf
Seed Co., 800 Mam
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Tbgcnbuch
were called home from a Colorado vacation by the serious illness

Atchison Daily Globe. Thursday. July 22, 1954

14

News Of Our Neighbors

RIMMED
BEFORE
GHING!

Your Food Dollar

__ftT

KRAEMER'S H.G.F
r.ir GIRL

12 O/. RotUe

Take this U.S. Choice Beef T-Bone Sfesk for example. Excess bone and fat have been removed
BEFORE weighing. You get more good eating meat per pound purchased.

3 FOR
LEE

SALAD
DRESSING
HINT'S

PRUNE
PLUMS

Sl'PREME

GRAHAM
CRACKERS
I.I!. BOX

SjOG

LB.

1-Lb. Pkgs.

MOKKEI-L'S

SKINLESS
FRANKS
._.

MORREI.L'S I'l
Heady To Kat

!.B. .

45'

KICHERTASTIER
( alifornia

CARROTS
2 BAGS

Ground Beef v$Sed

Ground Beef ^ITL
Boilina Beef URRibs clloicc
Plate

n,.37c
3 'Ji. 93c

Golden Meshed, Extra Fresh too!

MORE PRODUCE BUYS!

Fancy
Fresh

Squash YCU<W
Tomatoes 4an&Js pack
AxtxMnr California
Uran^S Valencias -

JELLO

5c

LEMONS
DOZ.
Allstveet,

43'
COLORED
QUARTERS

MARGARINE

3k

Lb

ML C. r.
PECTIN

2 t .r.......

25

PEN JEL
2 (or

25C

ELLIS
PRODUCTS
WE REDEEM
Nescafe
INSTANT COFFEE
COUPONS

KRAEMER'S
FOOD MARKET
Jth A Sr)U F_Phonr 1308
Open 8 to 6 Mon. Thru Sal.
RlKht Reserved to Limit Quantities.

Graham Crackers

Empress PURE

1-lb.

Marshmallows nu.i Cst V'ag 29c

Cheese Slices ?imch.... K 27c
Mayonnaise \,, Ma,ic . 2.._69c

CIRCLE

Lifebuoy

SOAP
Reg. OOc
Bars /iliO

Bars Z. V C

ifebuoy

SOAP

SOAP

Bath
OOc
Bars ^iV~/
Woodbury

SOAP
C\
^
O
O

SOAP

Palmohve

Bath
Slie
^g.
Sire

Or7r
-* 1
OQc
/1O

Box

Preserves Z
Mb.
I ,. Uiv Choc, flavor
L3C MIX Non-Fat Dry Milk __ Box

MAGAZIXF.

still r _

Only 3C

Lemonade

at y.-XFEWAY!

DREFT

Large OPlC
Box OU

12
_ ca n29c
All PorK

PREM

Giant 'T'Es
B'OX / O

" 49C

Liquid

Libby

Detergent

JOY

VIENNA
SAUSAGE

7-or. 01 <S
Btl Ol

4-oz. ] Q C
Can lw

Bath O'TC
Bars ^J /

IVORY
SNOW

3 Tin 69c

TREND

Largo
OQc
Boxes OC/

WESSON
OIL
p.. OQc
Btl. OC?

Coca-Cola

And A.I Hekelnkaemper's

FREE

VlF

of extra cost
when you buy

Canterbury
2 LEMONS FREE
*llh ',i-lb. or 43-bog p't.g.

LEMON

Lbs.
quartered

LEMONS
FREE

*t'\\\ '/i lo. o" 16 bag pVg.

July FAMILY

Palmolive

MARGARINE

-"- UE<
Pkg. 199

Crackers

"*

SHORTENING

1-Lb. I.Qf>
Cans OTC

Crisp, Oven Glo

Lb. 19c

SALMON

4-oz.
Pkg.

Strawberry Preserves

Ea.39c

Dalewood

TEA

5 ^s S1.00

Blackberries

Lb.

ROYAL SATIN

Canterbury

Texas Standard Quality

Honeydew Melons
Watermelons Diaond
Juicy Lemons

Treat 'em to
cool, refreshing

^ 29c
N

Lb.

Gold Cove

Pirates' Gold
SUN'KJST
Fancy

23c
13c
cm 21c
29c
2

Carrots Clip-Top

17c

Pkg.

Arm Roast ^ ^....... i., 49c

LETTUC

Solid, Crisp

Potatoes ^U ._ 10-J.JS.65c
Fresh CornW. ooiden ....ib19c

OOC

_ _ _ _ _ T.b 69c

95

California Vine Ripened "Jumbo Size"

Ball Dome ________ Do/

or Jell
Well

Bce _ lb. 75C

T-BONE STEAK
An Exceptionally
Fine Buy!
Lb. . . .
U S Choice Beef 5Q.
CHllCk R03St Blade Cuts
Ib.

ANTALOU

")* ^Do/.. ^r
4J

Peaches E
Crisp
Cabbage Green

Sirloin SteakAged
Rib Steaks

U. S. Choice Aged Beef

Safeway's The Best Place In Town To Buy:

Lb. Pkg. W? ^

Ken r
lar lifk

Jul
LlUi Ball Dome

SUGAR

u s Choicc

T-Bone Steak S^l...,. 59c

^^B ^^ f

Granulated

Bag

lb.

CANNING SUPPLIES!
Fruit JarsKcrr.. PUOZ 89c ^ 99c

AIR - CONDITIONED
SAFEWAY

CANTALOUPE
2 FOR

Good Calf

U,

Backs and Necks

It's Cool at Your

JL'.MKO f A M T O U X I A
Vine Ripened

i 1

Manor House

Perch Fillets

BACON
SQUARES

It takes time to properly age fine quality

meats . . . and Safeway takes the time.
Hugo rooms in Safeway's multimillion dollar meal plant are devoted to this process.
Temperature and humidity are controlled
the exact number of days it lakes to dc\elop maximum ilavor and tenderness.

and Graded

As Advertised
In
LIFE
Lb. . . .

Captain's Choice

Proper Aging Makes The BIG Difference!

U. S. Government Inspected

COTTAG!
ROLLS

Large Bologna F&iy

ib.49c
Stcrlina
Mb.
Wieners skinless
Spiced Luncheon I^_______ib. 59c

Heavy S\rup
NO. 2 ' 2 CAX

Enjoy Economical

Rafh's Dainties

Sliced Bacon "^Quality - >. 63c

Bacon Ends sa..... 5^ $1.19
Stewing Hens D^'cd
ib. 43c

21 02. JAR .

PICNIC
HAM

Open Saturday until 8 p.m. Atchison Hardware Co.

Safeway Meats Are

S-T-R-E-T-C-H

I.B. I'KG.

Mrs. Joe Eck. Mrs. Joe Eck is ii

California caring for the other
children.
Recent guests at the Frank Martin home were Mr. and Mrs. William Wikkerink, Willard Martin,
Topeka, Mrs. Helen Bloomfield,
Eskridge, Mr. and Mrs. Clement
Schuctz and children, Horton, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Burkarl and
children, Mercier, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Peukcr.
Home furnishings. Intfen's.
Airs. Robert English entertained
the Busy Bee club recently. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Sanford Smith,
Mrs. Ralph Hisle, Mrs. Ralph
Banks, Joyce Banks, Airs. Jesse
Coder, Mrs. Frank Martin and
Mrs. George Peuker. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Hisle
July 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fletchall
and children, Vicky and Douglas,
St. Joe, and Billy Showalter, Helena, Mo., were recent guests at
the home of their great aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert English.

BotHe On.

Airway Coffee
Mb. QQ
Nob Hill Coffee
bafi /"C
Instant Coffee EdW ari-s. 2T- 63c
r

CLEAN-UP SALE!
Wentworth Silverolate

Your choice of 3 different sets

While they last.
Each Piece Guaranteed! _ _ Set

Sandwich Spread $rh.

Skylark Bread SKS
Curtsy Cake 1.,d,

";37c
_tS 17c
_a";29c

These Prices Effective Fri. & Sat. July 23 & 24

V > SAFEWAY
MEWSPAPEJRl