The Jackson Sun from Jackson, Tennessee • 17

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1940 Tune In WTJS THE JACKSON SUN Want Ads 1106 PAGE FIVE The Shop With Where Friends Meet Plenty of Help to Help Store ITNEY Assistance Friends! You ShopProduce a nd Market Carts to Carry Your Prices Subject to Mar- Basketket Fluctuations! SAVE A NICKEL ON A QUARTER LOOK AT THESE EVERY DAY LOW PRICES Packages Carried Out. WE ASK YOU TO CHECK YOUR CASH REGISTER SLIPS SO WE CAN CORRECT ANY ERRORS BACON Center Cuts Lb. 17c If It's Price You If It's Quality You Fancy Sliced Want We Have It! PRODUCE Want We Have It! LARD, Pure Hog Lb. 7c ORANGES, 288 and 324 size, doz. 10c ORANGES 216 Size Smaller Doz.

20c Nothing SIDE PORK Country Lb. 10c POTATOES Small Culls 10 lbs. 15c CELERY, Medium Stalk 6c Fresh LIVER Fresh Sliced Pork Lb. 74 POTATOES U. Red No.

1 10 lbs. 19c CARROTS, Full Bunches Ea. 3c S. SALT MEAT Jowl Streak-o-Lean Lb. Lb.

54c G-FRUIT Texas 96, Pink Meat 3 for G-FRUIT, Texas Pink, 64 size, Ea. 50 Guaranteed STEAK, Fancy Loin Lb. APPLES 198 Size Doz. 15c APPLES Fancy 88 Size Delicious Ea. Fancy Winesap PORK SAUSAGE Country Fresh Lb.

10c CABBAGE, Firm, Green Lb. 2c BANANAS, Large Ripe Fruit 5c BACON In Hickory the Piece Smoked Lb. LETTUCE, Med. Heads Ea. 5c CELERY, Jumbo Stalks 15c STEW MEAT, Rib or Brisket 740 LEMONS 15c LETTUCE, Large Heads Ea.

10c CHEESE, Full Cream Lb. Fresh Birdseye Frosted Foods Swift's Premium Lb. 124c Also Strawberries Vegetables and Other Fruits LAMB Forequarter CHICKEN PIES Each 10c FREE FREE CRACKLINGS Home Rendered Lb. 5c Lb. 15c TENDERLOIN OF TROUT -Serv.

10c BAKERY STEAKS, Fancy Clubs SAMPLES SAMPLES HAM Center Cuts Lb. Lb. 20c 35c CHICKEN DRESSING, Serving 15c LB. CAKE Loaf 15c Family Cuts Beef and Lb. BREADED VEAL CUTLETS, Serv.10c Cheese-Butter-Rolls 15c SAUSAGE Pork ASSORTED CAKES 23c OYSTERS Large Select Standards Pt.

Pt. 23c 35c HOT VEGETABLES, Serving Clover Leaf Rolls Doz. 10c SUGAR 10 Lb. Paper 46c POTATO SALAD, Home Made, Lb. 15c Ginger Cookies Doz.

LARD Carton 30c HOME BAKED HAM Lb. 69c Home Made Bread 8c Fruit Bars Doz. 15c JAY DEE A PRODUCT JACKSON COFFEE Lb. 23c INDIVIDUAL PIES (Asst.) 5c These EVERY DAY LOW PRICES On Groceries and Not Week- End Specials! are CANNED VEGETABLES FRUIT JUICES CANNED FRUITS CEREALS TOMATO JUICE, 50-oz. Can 14c PEACHES, Sylvia, 24 Can 10c QUAKER OATS 2 Boxes 17c CORN, No.

2 Can 1c 46-oz. Can 14c F. COCKTAIL Del Monte -No. 2 Can 18c 3-MINUTE OATS 2 Boxes 17c BEANS, No. 2 Can 1c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 1c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No.

2 Can FRESH PRUNES Richland, Can QUAKER GRITS 2 Boxes 17c TOMATOES, No. 2 Can Pint 17c Val Can 14c No. 2 Can 10c GRAPE JUICE, Rosemary, APRICOTS, Vita, 24 3-MINUTE GRITS 2 Boxes' 17c PEAS, Little Sport, 15c ORANGE CONCENTRATE PEACHES, Val 24 Can 14c MILLER CORN FLAKES Box 5c LIMA BEANS, No. 2 Can 9c 9c LEMON CONCENTRATE PEACHES, Nugget, 24 Can 15c GRAPE NUT FLAKES PRUNE JUICE Can 9c Box 9c KRAUT, No. 24 Can 14 5c PINEAPLE, Argo, No.

2 Can 16c GRAPE NUTS TOMATO JUICE, No. 1 Can Box 14c PIMIENTO, 4-oz. Can BLACKBERRIES, No. 2 Can 9c RICE KRISPIES 2 Boxes 23c PORK-BEANS, No. I Can ALL BRAN 2 Boxes 25c KIDNEY BEANS, No.

1 Can P-A. JUICE, Del Monte, 46-oz. can 25c PINEAPPLE, Cuban, 24 Can, SIt. ORANGE JUICE, 46-oz. Can 18c PIE CHERRIES Can 10c MINUTE TAPIOCA Box 13c SPINACH, No.

2 Can 9c CANNED MEATS BEANS, Miss Lou, No. 2 Can 14c SOAPS MISCELLANEOUS 10c ASPARAGUS, No. 2 Can ASPARAGUS, Picnic Can 17c P. G. 3 for 10c SODA, A.

H. 2 for Tc HUNTER TAMALES No. Can 74G PORK BEANS, 24 Can 10c PALMOLIVE ...3 for 17c DOG FOOD, King Karlo 2 for 9c HUNTER CHILI No. 1 Can HUNTER BARBECUE 8-oz. can 19c LUX OR LIFEBUOY 3 for 11c CATSUP, 14-oz.

Bottle, 3 for 25c HUNTER CHILI MAC, No. 1 Can 74c COFFEE AND MILK CAMAY 3 for KRISPY CRACKERS Box 17c HUNTER Spag. Meat Balls, Can 15c OCT. SOAP or SALMON, Chum .2 for 25c 3 for 11c THRIFTY V. SAUSAGE Can FOLGER'S Lb.

25c OXYDOL, Large 22c; Small, 2 for 17c Lb. 25c MATCHES, True American .240 POTTED MEAT 2 Cans 1c CANOVA or M. IVORY SOAP, Large 2 for 17c SALT, 24-oz. Pkg. 2 for 5c HOUSE THRIFTY SPAGHETTI SAUCE Can LOVE'S ARROW Bar 14c Lb.

15c .2 for 11c SPAG. or 3 Star 2 for 5c SUPER BREAKFAST BLEND RINSO, Small Box SUPER BREAKFAST BLEND, 3 lbs.39c LAVA SOAP .2 Bars 11c WESSON OIL, Pint. 21c; Quart 39c FLOUR AND MEAL ARIOSA 13c S. DRESSING, Jungle Brand Qt. 19c TENN-E-C ROSE 24 Lb.

Sack 89c CHASE SANBORN Lb. SOUP PICKLE, Sour or Dill Qt. OMEGA .24 Lb. Sack $1.12 DIME BRAND MILK Can 10c CLEANSER, Sunlight 3 Cans 10c 24-Lb. Sack 74c MILK, All Brands, 2 Small or 1 Tall 1c TALL CAN TOM.

or VEG. 3 for 25c BLACK PEPPER, Bulk Lb. 1 10c CLIMAX, Self-Rising, HOME GROUND MEAL 6 lb. Sk. 16c MIL-NUT, 6 Small or 3 Tall Cans 19c SMALL CAN Each 5c DOG FOOD, Hunter 2 Cans 15c Have You Tried Fred Says: Battle You Can A Home A Lucky Lately? With Men "Give Me the Save Money Sad Concern Who Know Day A Creek Model Tobacco Volume and Every Deserving Health When You FLOUR LUCKY STRIKE Best I'll Give You Your "It's Luckies CIGARETTES 2 1." the Priecs!" Foods Shop Here! Support to Uptonville Mr.

(BY. and Mrs. MRS. J. Bill H.

Polk POPE), Bolivar, Mrs. J. B. Laney of Jackson kere Sunday guests of Mrs. Ethel Hall and family.

Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Sanderson, Jackson, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Lillard. Miss Dorothy Bishop, Mercer. visited Miss Dorothy Lillard for the week end. Mr.

and Mrs. Ran Marsh of Bolivar, were week end visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ran Marsh Sr. and Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Lillard. Mrs.

Ethel Laney, Jackson, spent several days last with her mother, Mrs. E. D. Wilson. Lila Mai Taylor was a spend the night guest Miss Mildred Robinson Thursday night.

Miss Jessie Lee Bickers of Jackson was a Sunday guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Bickson.

Hammons Reynolds was a Saturday night guest of Jack Overton. Mrs. W. L. Taylor and daughter, Lila Mai, were visitors and Mrs.

C. E. Robinson Saturday. Mrs. H.

A. Bickers was a spend day guest of Mrs. M. P. Gilliand Thursday.

Mrs. W. E. Heidleberg and children of Jackson and Joseph Byrum were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

D. E. Byrum. Mrs. Charlie Tims was a guest of Mrs.

A. F. Wilson Sunday. C. Robinson daughter, Marilyn Jane, Jackson, were visitors at Uptonville on Monday.

Mrs. Cecil Hollamon honored her husband with a birthday dinner Friday, those enjoying the occasion Mr. Mrs. John Reynolds, Miss Frances Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Weatherford and Mrs. Golden Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Pratt and family.

Van Heidelberg spent Sunday with his father, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hermon and family and Ellis Pratt, Bemis, visited Mrs. R.

A. Pratt. Mrs. Pope was a guest of Mrs. Will Byrum and family Saturday.

C. L. Upton CCC Camp, Jackson, was a week end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Upton Sr. Mrs. Will Turner and Mrs. Tom Sturdivant were Jackson shoppers Saturday.

Paul Pratt of Camp, Jackson, visited home folks for the week end. R. A. Bowman and wife and R. E.

Bowman and wife and daughter were Sunday visitors of the Stephensons. Pope High School BY FLORENCE WHITE Miss Marie De Loache has returned home after visiting relatives in Oakfield. Charlie Harris of Trenton is visrelatives here this week. stipe, M. S.

of Pleasant Plains met Wednesday at the church. Mrs. Harris Smith taught the mission study. All ladies interested in organizing a Home Demonstration Club are urged to meet at at at at the school on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Snell will be present to help plan the year's work.

Mr. and Mrs. W. M. De Loache visited Mr.

Mrs. Charles Day Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Weaks and son of Jackson visited in the W.

M. DeLoache home Sunday. Mrs. R. L.

White and Mrs. Fanville Pofford were visitors in the Bedford White home Monday. Mrs. M. F.

Perry has returned from Talladega, where she spent January and February with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon White. Mr. Mrs.

Alvin De Loache visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson of Humboldt Sunday. Visitors in the J. T.

De Loache home Sunday were Arch Outlan, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin De Loache. Mrs. J.

T. De Loache still is quite 111. Other visitors were Joe Montand W. M. De Loache, Miss Marie De Loache gomery spent in Humboldt with the MatSunday thews family.

Mr. and Mrs. Millard Warmath Mr. and Mrs. Bob Perker son, and family of Jackson were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lynch Parker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Forsythe and family and Claude Crawford were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Crawford of Bells, Tenn. Mrs. Jim Crawford is spending this week end with Mr. and Mrs.

Ivy Forsythe. Cloverport (BY MRS. E. T. McKISSACK) Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Nicholson and children of Bolivar were, recent guests of Mr. and F. Little. Rev.

Mr. Davis of Memphis, spent night with Mrs. Saturday J. V. Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cross and Jack of Whiteville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.

C. Ander. son. Mr. and Mrs.

I. H. Bilew and J. L. Hollingsworth of Memphis were visitors of Charlie Hayden and his mother Sunday.

Mrs. J. C. Anderson visited with friends in Toone Monday afternoon, Anderson Pirtle of Memphis made a business trip here Saturday. Grady Lee Vernon of Toone visited Mr.

and Mrs. Lacy Thornton Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Anderson attended the Missionary Society of the Baptist Church at Toone Monday afternoon. and Mrs.

Alvin Howell of Mr. Bolivar were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Thornton Sunday. Lee Bryant has returned home after a visit with relatives at Somerville. Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. Anderson of Bolivar visited Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Anderson Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Ruffin were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson Friday.

Esq. J. M. Pipkin was in Bolivar Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Stockard spent the week end in Milan. Mr.

and Armstrong, Dulin Elbert guest Satur- of day. Robert Kiestler visited Mrs. Sara Hayden and Charley Hayden over the week end. Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Black of tonville were guests of. Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Black last week. Madison Hall (BY MRS. ALFRED BAKER) Miss Bessie Jones of Florence, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burnett and daughter, Nollie, of Chattanooga, have returned to their homes after weekend visit to their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Jones. Mrs.

W. G. Hartley and son, Gene, spent Monday, with Mr. Mrs. R.

T. Holmes of Beech Grove. Miss Betty Lassiter of Cotton Plant, Ark. and Mrs. Victor Voegli and children of Paducah were weekend guests of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. I. H. Lassiter. Ray Jones attended the S.

P. O. conclave in Jackson last weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Garey spent today in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dentis Garey on the Poplar Corner Road. Miss Margorie Lassiter of over was the week-end guest of Miss Mary D. Lassiter, Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Rogers return. ed Union City Monday after spending the week-end with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. G. B. Reeves. The Y.

W. of the Madison Baptist Church met jointly with the Y. W. A. at Lovelace Hall, Union University on Thursday night.

Miss Lorene Holland gave the devotional and Miss Thelma Hundley program leader, presented an interesting program on the topic "You Witness." A solo given by Miss a Laverne James was enjoyed by all. During the social hour delicious refreshments were served to the nine members and two visitors present. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kearney have returned to their home in Chicago visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Harris Mrs. Ida Edwards has heard from her son, Jessie, is in the navy saying that he was on duty aboard the U. S. S.

Tuscaloosa, on which President Roosevelt was taking his annual winter cruise. This was quite an experience for Jessie, who recently joined enavy. Mr. and Mrs. the E.

Givens and sons; of Jackson, Mrs. Sterling Texas, and Bob Givens visited Mrs. Sara E. Givens in the W. P.

Lassiter home on Sunday. The Ladies' Home Demonstration Club met Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Alice Hogsett with Miss Mary Hogsett and Mrs. C. E.

Morris, Mrs. Clyde Butler gave the devotional. Miss Louise Snell made a most interesting talk on "Nutrition" and "Diets to fit the Family Income." The purpose of the nutrition prolive so anahoney can keep well; ject is people how how to keep bodies physically built so that they will not get sick. During the social hour, the hostesses served a delicious tea plate. Mrs.

Earnest Campbell of Jackson, a charter member of the club, was a guest. Westover (BY MRS. B. A. KIRBY) The Oak Grove Missionary Society met Monday in the home of Mrs.

J. Gould with Mrs. J. W. Black assistant hostess.

For program and social. Mrs. H. A. Smithson called the meeting to order.

Mrs. B. A. Kirby had charge of the program. Topic for the day was "Young J.

Allen, Missionary man." Those appearing on the proE. Vaughn, Mrs. Joe Robinson, Miss gram were Mrs. J. D.

Gould. Mrs. Mary Paulk, Mrs. H. A.

Smithson and Mrs. Paul Edwards. The program was closed with prayer a short business session followed. A social for the adults was planned to be at the school house Thursnight. A silver offering will day be taken for local work.

At the close of the business session lovely refreshments were served. from Lake County visited in home of and Mrs. Joe Robinson last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Vaughn and son of McKenzie visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Vaughn Sunday. Gervais Parker of Erin spent Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Lowder of Sunday the I. E. Beard home.

Union City visited relatives in the The L. T. L. met in the home of community last week. Miss Mary Paulk with 23 present, two visitors and three new members.

The president, Dorothy Robinson. called the meeting to order and Helen Shanks. gave the devotional. taken from the 23rd Psalm. The meeting was then turned over to the program leader, Donald Kirby.

Subject for the evening was From Alcohol." Ae the close of the program. games were played and lovely refreshments served. The Beacon Bearers Class will meet Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Bob Jones with Mrs. Shank assistant hostess.

Mrs. Joe Robinson will be devotional leader. Parkburg (BY MRS. BYRD) Mr. and Mrs.

Ben' Homesley of Jackson spent Sunday here in the W. F. Davis home. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Couch of sissippi have been recent visitors of Mrs. Couch's parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W.

Mays. J. R. and Reeso Regans of St. Louis are here with their parents.

Mrs. Roxie Cerley and Mrs. Minnie Butler called on Mrs. Guy Brown one day last week. Miss Ruby Stacks of Jackson visited in the C.

C. Nannie home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Byrd called on Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Plumlee Sunday afternoon.

Miss Maidell Williams of Jackson sperit last week here with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. E. P.

Davis and son Edward called on Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Davis Mrs.

F. Byrd and daughter Frances called Mrs. Guy Brown Monday afternoon. Miss Oleta Butler is spending this week with her uncle, Tom Garrett, and family. Miss Frances Harris visited with friends at Jackson on Sunday night.

Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Butler visited Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Garrett on Sunday. Miss Evelyn Williams visited the Misse Elizabeth and Dorothy Nell Nannie Sunday. Little Stanley Plumlee was pleasant spend the night guest of the F. H.

Byrds on Friday night..