OVER YOUR
TEXAS PINK*MEAT
HUBBARD SQUASH
DANISH SQUASH
SWEET POTATOES
BANANAS
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THANKSGIVING WEEKEND!
GRAPEFRUIT
. . . 2# for
JELLY
. . DELICIOUS
150 each
100 lb.
100 lb.
150 lb.
350
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JONATHANS & WINESAPS
FRESH ENGLISH WALNUTS . . . . 250 lb.
ASSORTED COOKIES - 400 for 2# FANCY - 350 for plain.
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(Continued from page 2).
The average supply of
eggs is one to each person
once in four weeks. The
vitality of the British is ;
so low that doctors are in
despair.
But well-fed anti-British
Americans gorge big meals,
then loll in comfort and pre'
sume to criticize the Bri
tish for not fighting in
Russia, and howl about the
food America sends England.
It’s our idea that those
half-starved R.A.F. boys are
doing a fine job when they
hammer eternally on Germany's
war supply centers. Accord- j
ing to I.N.S. our fliers in
training at Kelley Field are j
obliged, mind you, to eat
the following every day* a
quart of sweet milk, 2 eggs,
6 pats of butter, 1-g- ounces
of cheese in addition to the
regular meals set out for
them. These foods are rich
in Vitamin A, which it has
been found prevents night
blindness.
The British say frankly*
"Cut off American food to
morrow and Great Britain is
a thing of the past. We
couldn't get thru the win
ter."
The Harlingen(Tex.)Star j
says:"It is natural for Hitle
and Mussolini to get along j
well. When two HEELS COME TCj
GETHER, THEY ALWAYS CLICK."
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THE YEAR AROUND AND
SHE’LL ALWAYS GREET
YOU WITH A SMILE. .
SEWARD
ALASKA
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r"7/hy do you call him one
of the landed gentry?
"7/ell, er-er-he was just
married."
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Waiter-And how did you find
the beef > air?
! Customer-Oh, I moved a pota
to and there it was.