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PAGS 6-A TORRANrr HI R4LO. To THURSDAY, JULY ?.", 1143 M.U HOMF. | Sinulay illnn«r pilots of Mi .Mi- ,-inil Mr. !,. C. Connor 1 May MrKinlry wci-i- Mr. :in nd William have movnl to ,-i Mrs. W. Ftvii Bourn and Mr cw home at 2021 Arlington avc. Iva Callahan of I.os AnuHrs. LINCOLN BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Has Taitl Out Over . . . $20,000. Interest 'ins' tho first six months of this year to the holders of its Investment Ccrtit'i- These certificates are Federally Insured by an instru- mentality of the United States. The LINCOLN has never failed to pay 3% interest or more in any year of its history since 1925 when it was organized. Accounts Opened On or Before July 10th Will Bear Interest from the 1st 615 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles 13 Patients Enter Hospital j Thirteen patients were reqeiv- : I'd during the past weeU at Tor- lance Memorial hospital. They were Mrs. Mary Athas. Manhat- tan, Sunday for surgery; Mrs. .Myrtle Bliss, 21611 Moneta ave.. Tuesday for medical care; Mrs. Virginia Cloyd, Hedondo Beach, Mist Friday' for surgery: Mrs. Mary Helen Cortez. Redondo Hearh, last Wednesday for stir- gery; and Seth H. Drake, Man- hattan Beach, for medical care. Also Miss Ccnnie De Felice, Inglewood, Tuesday for surgery; Mrs. Winifred Kemp, Garden.'!. Monday for surgery; Harry R. I-aird, Ga'rdena, Tuesday for medical care; Mrs. Grace Laube. Harbor City, last Thursday for surgery; Mi's. Nona Martin. Lawndale, Saturday for tnirgery; Mrs. Opal Mansker. 1230 Cren- shaw ave.. Tuesday for surgery; Mrs. Anna Shaver, 15'09 218th St., Sunday for medical care; and Mrs. Kathryn Young, El Segim do, Monday for surgery. LAKE OUTINX; KISIIlNn Mr. and Mrs. Ed Melz and son, I Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Borden Tommy, were recently visitors ! recently enji.yed n week's fish- at Lake Elsinore. \ ing trip at Lake flregory. !!usband's Commander Sends "Good News" To Mrs. J. Hoiliday In a letter from his commnnd- ing officer in Africa, Mis. .lane K. Ilolliday. IfilT Arlington ave., learned this week that her hus- band, Sergt. Paul C. Ilolliday In "in the very best of health, and Is performing his duty In a manner which Is a credit to the uniform he wears." "You have had many reason-. previously to have talfen pride- in him. Now for his part in the African campaign you maj be doubly priitid. Without men like your husband Hie campaign could not have been won," states First Lieut. Alfred II. Henko of the Air Corps. The letter, dated July G fur- ther states: "The officers of this headquarters are pleased to have men of this caliber as- signed to their organization. Please he assured that every- thing possible will be done to maintain his health and happi- YOU SAVE AS WE GROW! You've heard about pay-as-you-go! But have you heard about how you save as we grow? It's like this: The more business our A&P Super Markets do, the less it costs us to run them . .. and the less it costs us to run them. the lower we can make our prices. So, you see, our customers save as our business grows in volume. Come in today! Compare our prices! We're sure you'll agree that the savings we offer can go far to help you meet your new "pay-as-you-go" taxes. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ELBERTA PEACHES (22-23 IBS. AVG.) FOR CANNING! Applesauce Peaches B°! Catsup vl?i Tomatoes Ar Tom. Juice Grapefruit Niblefs Corn Str. Beans ^ Frozen Peas F*n?y ind Br.ind Vancy AiP o«Un'-1o' 12-01 No. 2 No. 2 Bottle "' N Ca 2n No. 2 No. 2 Can' '.Izffka. iguln . oka. lie I4c | lOc | I2c | lOc I3c !2c '20c | 20c I I 14 1 19 1 15 1 24 1 2 1 2 \ 14 ! 4 1 4 W POTATOES U. S. NO. I GRADE WHITE ROSE Vitamins B+ and C+ 10 37 Buy More Nourishment... More Economically dexo Shortening Spry ShorTening Nutley Margarine I8c ^o Points Needed id" lO l V« %id .SLl9e CHECK THESE UMUTIO.NKD FOODS LISTED HELOV.! Cereals Slid'" °.ice Gems ^ff "orn T-lakes *?£ 3read ^T.^w'h" ."eda Craclcers s 100', Bran Nabl Tcnc'ercni camp-i Floating Soap Close Out! While Stuffed Olives Chill Powder . . . Window Cleaner Peanut Butter * an gne . . . '''5ar 27c » 9C Loganberry Juice ubby ., "'can 17' ° Z'7C Cookies ^' ch 8^; . . . 12pto.15c -,12C Spaghetti %?£,£?£ • • • Vko'.H 0 ;.17C Egg Noodles p *" an e ... 1pka'.18c f.17c Evans Honey ...... 1 'j^ r 29c °*'8C Cider Vinegar ^, n a " . . 2«tie11 c ,10° Instant Aid oiv|1 F: i'av?Hn"g ''Bott'iS0 : Cherry. Root Beer, Strawberry, Lemon, etc. 26° Shredded Wheat ^I'pft. 11° 28C Cleanser g^ .... 2 Ca n.15 c . 9° Albers Corn Flakes . . 2' 1Bk' r;..15c More Coffee for You! cuupuns freely. Cou- pon No. 22 is valid for 3 weeks starting July 22nd. Use every coupon for A&P Col- fcc . . Aint-rica's fav- Note: A&P Cottee Is also delicious when iced! CANNING NEEDS CANE OR BERT SUGAR 10 60° Use Coupons 13, 15 and 16 MCP Pectin ..... 3 ,' ". 25C Certo .......... B 8«u'.19c Sure-Jell ....... 2 ;- k° nV23c Thrifty Jar Lids .... F ;, ka, ; 9c OLSON COUNTRYSIDE FRESH EGGS Large, Grade A Dozen in Carton LIBBY HOMOGENIZED BABY FOODS 4^-oz. can 1330 EL PRADO TORRANCE ALL ADVERTISED ITEMS SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND (TAXABLE ITEMi ARE bbbJtCT TO TAX) o uncertainty ol iMppIng condition!, advirllitd It.mi torn) may not arrlvt In tlm< to taht car* ol tarly ihoppiri. REAOY-TO-FRY! FROZEN DELICIOUS SMELTS 29 MlfS. KKNMI'; .IMAN HOI'- DASIIl<:i;r \VilV of Myrnn H. lioiicl.-ishclt, 130.'! Madrid avc., died iin Sunday following a si'c- nnd major uprration in a Los Anifi-lcs hrispllal. A Torrance losidcnt for 13 years, she was a teacher at Lcniita Elementary school, a flutist with Palos Voi'- j dos Symphony orchestra, and I one r,f the most active workers | of Torranve Control Center. Rev. I Leonard S. Jones, pastor of the j Second Presbyterian church. Los Angeles, officiated yesterday at funeral services at Stone & My- ers chapel. Cremation followed at Pacific Crest. Mrs. Houdashelt leaves her husband, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. fircpory; Ivvo sisters, Mmes. Dorothy Mason and E. V. PouKon, and a brother, Don- ald Gregory. MILS. EDNA HAVES- D31 Arl- ington ave., n Torrance resident for the past 10 year.'-, died July IS at the ajje of 62. Funeral services were conducted at Stone & Myers niorliiaiy by liev. Harry Branton of I lie Meth- odist ehureh. She leaves her husband, Otha G. Hayes, a brother. Charles Gray; a nep- hew. Charles A. Gray, and a grand-nephew, Charles A. Gray. I,A\VKEXCE A. SI1EHMAN [ "uneral services for Ijiwrence A. Shernian, 39, brullier of Mrs. II. G. Babcock of 22110 Moneta =" 0.. ar.d a former Torrance res- ident, were conducted July 11 ;it me Utter McKinley funeral home in Los Angeles. Mr. Shcr- man had been an invalid for the past 10 years, lie was former- ly in the real estate business in I.os Anncles. He leaves h'.a mother, Mrs. Ella Brorton of1 TVrrance; his wife, Dorothy, Justice Tops List Cf Columbia Keglers HiM'iiii.-ic liolliiiH Hills was ... ahlc to play off postponed KSIIWS In the Columbia Steel Howling loiiuiio, that outfit for- feited ! points to Laboratory and the 12" Mill. Laboratory is now leading the league with 53 points won to 23 lost. High man among the keglors, is S. Justice who rolled an av- erage of 18tl in HO games. Next high man is D. Cola with :i ' score of 180 in -12 games and U. Deroiiin and M. Ulcliard.son , tied for third with 175 in 51 i and 5-1 games. A meeting of all [ captains and interested bowler- ! will be held July 2-1 at 10 a in ' in the Safety Office, to discuss plans for the coining banquet. Standing of the teams: , Points Points Department XVon Lost Laboratory ....... 53 2" Open Hearth ..... .-17 2!1 & Mnl KX.IOV rOMKIIV Mr. and Mrs. S. C. ShrphiTcl were entertained Sunday at din- ner at Lyman's Hollywood cafe by Mr. and Mrs. Will Ireland of Wllmlngton. Later the four- some enjoyed "The Drunkard" In Lo.-i Angeles. BAKKI) GOODS SAI.IO Lutheran Ladies Aid will spon- sor a luncheon and baited gnod-i .sale at the parish hall from II :.'!(> a.m. until 2 p.m., Wednesday. July 28. TORRANCE POULTRY MARKET Fryers-- Ro.islcr5 all batter, RETAIL DRESSED POULTRY 1671 CRAVENS PHONE- 1C61 Told Hollers 12" Mill .... Sheet Mill .. \Varehou:;e tolling Mill V/ac Serqeanf Resumes Recruit Drive Monday Scrgt. Eva Smith will continue Wac recruiting Monday, July 20 from 10 am. to 5:30 p.m., at .1. ] C. Penney Co., 1201 Sartori ave I One of three Wac officers who inaugurated the recruiting pro gram in Torranco this week. ; Sergt. Smith will answer ques- tions regarding the Women's Army Corps at the booth and arrange any home interviews re- quested. This week Scrgt. Smith was Assisted by Lieuts. Edna Flcyd and Lois Williamson. ai-i! rucjiirutL for Win. Unf AKIZONA KXECUTIVE Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bonnell of 81-1 Madrid ave., arc enter- taining as their housogucst, her sister, Dr. Mildred Woolley, oni mo months leave as 'director of Arizona State Laboratories. AT KOSEMEAD Mr. and Mis. Hllliran R. Lee and Janet and their houseguests, Maria and I^oren Phillips, were luncheon guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. I'hillips at Uob-emead. i OM'-OF-TO>VN GUESTS Mr. ami Mrs. H. H. Cowan M-oently t rtertained at thi^r iiome 'for Mr. and Mrs. Clark Atkisson of Wilmington. She is the former Rachel Huddleslon. once a Torrance resident. IN I.OS ANGEI.KS j ! Mr. and Mr:» M. J. Edwards j and N'.iomi have been spending M-veral days at the home of Mrs. Edward's mother, Mrs. El- I .-;ie Dennis of Lcs Angeles. ntOSTS HETL'KN Mr. and Mrs. Otto Frost have recently arrived from Imperial Valley and are at home at Ranch Media, West Torrance. CAN You IMAGINE? let; and application forms may be sent to Women's Army Corps. 610 South Main St., L. A. DI.NNKK I'AKTV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Adams, 1310 Manuel ave., had as their Kue.sls for dinner last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. K L. Mac Quarrie of Downey and Mrs. R. A. Campbell and daughter, Janet, of Pittsbmt;, Calif. MOUNTAIN THIP Mrs. Harvel Guttenlelder re turned last weekend from Crest line where' she has been vaca tionins tor the past week. She was accompanied on her return by her sun Buddy, ami Kol, Leech. V/e luvc stud.cd V.tdmin Bcncf.ts . . . help yourself to vitality! I In leaps (Upjohn) $3.95 Stuarts Formula 96 Tablets . . . > '2.30 Vitamin (' 25 mg. (Ascorbic Acid) 100 ~ - Lextron (ELI LILLY CO.) 84 Capsules . . . *2.72 MILES ONE-A-DAY ({-Complex PRO.VITE AIulti-Yitamins 180 Capsules . ._______ Vitamin I>-1 10 mg. Vitamin A 25,000 I.U. 100 Capsules J 2.19 Sulfa Oiugs are av.nl-jblc, as well ,is all of your Physician's Prescription needs, at our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT at FAIR an^ PCONOMICAL PRICES. "Faithful RX's Our Spccijlty" DISCOUNT £ r DRUG 1334 EL PRADO, TQRRAK'CE Next Door to A & P F ,, u( l CAN YOU IMAGINE - why tris woman tn Pcrryvillc, Kentucky .eels ysars younger. For five years she suffered from ocid-indiqtsti<io. Ihsn.in one »-jcl> she found com^lale. relief »flcr tokiilc| BI5MA REX EXPLANATION Thousands of sufferers lil<e the one (It-scribed above say there's nothing you can f.nke that brings raster, more complete relief from ;icid-indlgettion than Uisina-liex. This pleasant - lasting antacid powder starts tn work almost instantly. In three minutes you notice n wonderful Improvement. Acids neutralized: «as removed. Many forms of Indigestion re- lief stop there, but Blsnia-Rex ;-iep^ right on working. Hold- acidity and gas In check for :i irulnnced period. Helps repair the harm d.inn by excess acid in the stomuch. Knjoy for your- self tho fast, prolonged relief thnt has made r.isnia-Kex fain- -iu:i. Only 50c at - 'Hit- Ki-xall Sttirt- Le.-;lie L. I'rlnce 1519 Cabrillo Ave., Torrance Plione ISO TRAVEL HEADQUARTERS IN TORRANCE No Staop Shoe Sale O.P.A. ODD-LOT RELEASE! Men's, Women's and Children's SHOES . . . OXFORDS . . . PUMPS AT SHARP REDUCTIONS Ration Stamp Required We hjve a release from the O.P.A. to sell all oui odd lots of Shoes without equiring ifltion stampsl There is a good selection from which to choose _ Oxfoids, Pumps, Ties, etc., in Blacks, Browns, Two-Tones, etc. But sues are broken and not all styles and colois arc available in evciy siie. However, there is every size included in the lot. You'll find attractive footwear for every member of the family . . . So come in from now through July 31, and FORGET your ration stamp. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. No exchanges or returns. DEPARTMENT STORE TORRANCE I307-I3I3 SARTORI AVE. .-I
