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Roy F. Snyder, prop.
Holiday Services
The annual Thanksgiving Ser
vice at the Community Baptist
Church will be held next Wed
nesday evening at 7:30.
This is a public service for the
community so that all who de
sire to do so may give thanks to
God for all His many benefits
upon us and our people. Rev. G.
S. Mc.rony will speak upon the
theme: “Thanksgiving with a
Future” and the Church Choir
will present appropriate Thanks
giving music.
The 11:15 worship service to
morrow morning will be in keep
ing with the Sunday before
Thanksgiving. The Pastor will
preach upon the theme “From
His Hand”. At this service a
special offering will be received
which will be divided between
the Baptist Mission Children’s
Homes and world mission needs
created by the war which has
destroyed mission property and
left people homeless and hungrv.
The sermon title for the 7:30
service tomorrow evening is
“Faith Makes an Assumption”.
WJ.ErskinB
Companq
FOR
OCTOBER
COUPON SELECTIONS
044896 ? ? ?
042424 ? ? ?
042466 P. Chichenoff
045224 Sally Stetson
027892
044315 Myrtle Kempton
044009 Mary Garoutte
044157 Mary Shuravloff
044873 Katie Olsen
Ann Graner
AS10 00
▼ each
044SS4 Alex Suneonott
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042562 Lionel Shuravloff f
045216 ? ? ? $35.00
Check your coupons for any of the above numbers and
bring them to us for redemption.
Remember a Coupon is given with each purchase in our
grocery and meat departments including specials. We offer
$175.00 each month for selected coupon.
Save yours each month and compare their numbers with
our published list of selected numbers.
Specials F©r All Every Day in the Week
That certainly was a grand suggestion made by our customers that we should have a special
priced item each day of the week instead of just a lot of special priced items for Saturday only-*So
watch your daily specials. Here they are for this week.
ALL MONEY SAVING BARGAINS
FINE FAT GRADE A
'CHICKENS .5 0 lb
Average weight about six pounds.
A real poultry bargain for today (Saturday) only
Saturday:,
Mon.
SUNNY JIM JAM 2 lb. jars
PEANUT BUITER per jar
.60
A sweet treat for sweet toothed kids
. . . and a bargain for mother's pocket book
U/0fl SODA CRACKERS «
2 lb. package per pound
A leal pre-war money saving bargain
Regular price 65c pkg.
PORK & BEANS
i urge No. 2 1-2 can
At this price you can't afford to cook beans yourself
The kids like ’em this way too
You can save 20 per cpnt, on each can you buy.
Friday
ALL SALES RESTRICTED
AS TO QUANTITY
.20
Sunday ZEETO,LEV"SSUE.35
A rea! home bargain
Regularly sold at four for 50c
Ti 10 LIBBYS Solid Pack PUMPKIN e
I UC« 2 cans (size 2 1-2)
This is the best canned pumpkin that we know of
and you will enjoy its exquisite “fall” flavor
Make a pumpkin pie and give dad a treat
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■ GOLDEN WAX BEANS
llU« per can
This i ern is very scarce this year enjoy them now
while we have some in stock.
Priced way below OPA schedule.
We have lots of
TURKEYS, GHFCKENS, VEAL, & LAMB
Sorry but no Beef until the OPA gives us permission
to sell it to you at a reasonable price
Always Remember That
Today . . . Tomorrow . . . & Everyday
You Save when you Buy at Erskine’s
This is For
Children Only
Remember the community
Christmas tree with gay lights
last year by the bank building? 1
With Santa Claus arriving on 1
the big red city fire truck? \
And the gifts for all the children
gathered there?
With Christmas only a little
more than a month away the 5
Rotary Club at a director’s
meeting Tuesday evening decid- *
ed it was time to do something #
about, this year’s tree and other p
plans for it. to
A committee of five men was ^
appointed so see that a tree is *
obtained, placed and decorated ®
in preparation for Santa’s visit. 11
The men are: O. A. Torgerson, P1
chairman; Lee Bettinger, ft. R.
Lunday, Dr Eugene Sullivan 1
and Walter Sipprell
So if one of these days yon 10
walk down town and see the tree !t
being put in place, you’ll know !i
it won’t be long before Santa 1“
Claus will be here looking for »
you. K
As soon as we find out from n
Santa, we’ll let you know the la
exact time of his arrival. K
- Pi
Wedding Tonight
The marriage of Miss Mary
Helen Frost, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Torn Frost, Sr. andS.
1 —Sgt Edward Koenigs, of Fort
(Oreely, has been announced to
take place tonight at 7pm at the
Victory Chapel at Fort Greely.
Gu sts will leave the bank build
ing at 6:30 where transportation
will be available The ceremony
will be performed by Father
Edgar Gallant and a reception
will be held at the Pont Offic
ers’ Club.
Barbecue
A Thanksgeving barbecue, to
which everyone is _ invited,
servicemen and civilians alike,
will be held next Thursday on
Mill Bay road at the old Dell
roadhouse. Estelle “Sis Harris,
who is sponsoring the affair wi
donations from business firm*
and individuals, announces that
food wid be served starting at
noon There will also be a bingo
game drawing at 3 and 7 Pm<
she said.
Vacation
The local school will close on
Thursday, Thanksgiving D*v
and remained closed Friday of
a two-day vacation, Harry 0 >
school superintendent announc
ed this week.
Hep
Kodiak students will jive to »
juke and cut rugs where t e
aren’t any as the result o
gift to the school of a Wur i
table model automatic phono
graph by Leo 1 yler, owner
the Kodiak Amusement co *
pany. The machine will be use
for school dances.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boskofsky
nd 3 children visited iu Kod'
ist Friday with Mrs, 15”
ky’s sister, Polly Reed- '
•turned to their home at m
ak Saturday.