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If Stlilr IBnrfts H to ïiur bu » $ m 'JS & ly : PHILIPPIANS 4:13 — "I can do all things through ' Christ which strengtheneth me. » » * * * When I was younger, this verse ha<J little meaning for me; for I felt that 1 could pretty much do all things for myself, if 1 put my mind to it. Certainly, when I became an adult, I would be able ^o do all things, by the strength of my right arm and the wisdom of my brain. But now I know that I cannot do all things by myself: in some things I just do not have the * physical strength; in others, 1 do not have the faith or the courage. But this inability to do all things "on my own" does, not fill me with hope lessness and despair. For many things are not needful for me to do. Someone else can*do them a lot better. It doesn't concern me, now, that I cannot lift pianos like « furniture-mover; it doesn't concern me, now, that I cannot build bridges, like an engineer; it doesn't concern me, now, that t cannot climb to the summit of Mt. Everest, like a professional mountain-climber. These things do not concern me for I do not £eel that they are a part of God's plan for me. 1 have complete faith that 1 can do all things that are needful for me to do — all things that God intends me to do - as I submit myself in humility, to the God of Jesus Christ. When 1 have a problem, I submit it to Him, in prayer - notattempting to dictate the answer to my prayer, but merely placing the problem in His hands and leaving it there. He always guides me into what experience proves is His answer - the best answer — to my problem'; and with His guidance, pomes the strength and courage to carry it out. I have proven throughout my life that "I 'can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. I >> Dr. Hollis W. Hastings First Congregational Church Lisbon, N. 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LOOK at these LOW PRICESI WITH 2S% TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE YOU PAY ONLY LIST PM Cl without TRADE-IN Till Sale Ends Labor DayI SIZE $20.10* MARATHON $1195 Y plwtuaM coodAiar ZîW 6.00x16 $15.08* 21.00* 6.40x15 15.75* 22.05* 6.70x15 16.54* 24.45* 7.10x15 ' 18.34* $1395 MARATHON Super-Cushion by goodAear BIG SAVINGS ALSO ON WHITE SIDEWALLS Pay as little as $1.25 a week! 24.80* 6.50 x 16 18.60* pin tu n4 26.75* 7.60x15 20.60* Hm 4.7R « IS 8.00x15 29.35* 22 . 01 * 30.65* 8.20x15 22.99* I. G. BURTON & COMPANY, Inc. REHOBOTH CUT-OFF Phone 4S93 Milford, Del. j. » SEIF-DUMPING LAKE ! ANCHORAGE. Alaska ; Lake George, the unique self-dump {ing lake, has done it again. The an nual emptying of the picturesque ; Chugaéh Mountains lake is a phe ! nomenon of the ice. i It is sealed with a barrier of ice ; each winter. As summer brings the j big thaw, the barrier weakens grad ually under the pressure of the mounting 26 mile long, 4 mile wide reservoir. i The flow builds to river propor tions, ripping out chunks of weak j ened ice the size of a' small house and tossing them along in the tor I rent down a mountain gçrge. This year, the breakup was near I ly a month ahead of last year, due j to the warm bummer. The runoff I raised the Knik and Matanuska j rivers five feet and the rush of de I bris and ice threatened bridges and j trestles. The lake is 50 miles north of Anchorage. (SP) - -»■ GOLF COURSE KNIGHTS ASHEVILLE. N. C.—(TP)—Across the Biltmore Forest Country Club's {golf course, deputies sheriff trailed the hoof marks of horses. Upon j the greens they found the turf rent j by iron shoes. Prom a nearby pond ! they Ashed up the bridles. In {shrubbery they discovered bidden ! saddles. The tracks led back t* the Biltmore Forest Stables, where doors stood ajar. Deputies finally ferreted the facts two young knights of 1953, unencumbered by warriors' mali, plumes or swords, had swiped the animals, charged across the course and jousted in the starlight, using flagstaffs of the green markers as their lances. UNLUCKY DRIVER PASO ROBLES, Calif. (/P)—Sol dler Kenneth Etter of Camp Rob erts needed a little extra cash so he got a job driving a cab in his spare time. He had Just taken off with his first fare when an automobile car eened into his cab. Uninjured, Etter declared he did not believe in names and promptly quit work for the Lucky Cab Co. - WHERE BUT AT A&P SO MANY BIG BUYS Come See! Compare! Economize! at V v \ IB iv /CT&* . 'at 'fell * i ' Quality Seafood Values! Fancy Shrimp Crab Meat Fancy Sea Bass Fresh Claw Crab Meat Ocean'Perch Fillets Frozen Fried Haddock 69' FANCY (31-42 Count) lb. 85' FRESH Regular White lb. 25' lb. *63' * 43' FANCY 63' lb. NOWHERE ELSE-ARE THESE VALUES TO BE HAD! They're All Exclusively A&P's ! Strawberry Preserves Mayonnaise Peanut Butter Smooth—Special | V Salad Dressing Pork and Beans Ann Page Prepared Spaghetti Crabapple Jelly Sparkle Gelatin Peaches Grapefruit Sections Family Flour Ched-O-Bit Corn Flakes Tomato juice Pink Salmon Cold Stream dexo Evaporated Milk 2 Jar 69' Ann Page Pure Special! :v ifÀ 31' 55' Ann Page Special! pint quart jar jar 31' 12-oz glass V 25' Ann Page 25' 2 i-tb cans 25' 2 1534-oz cans Ann Page 19' 12-oz glass Ann Pag- Pure 3 pi*gi- 20' Ann Page 27' 29-oz can IONA—Slices or Halves 31' 2 16-0Z. cans AÄ.P Fancy 75' 39' 10-Ib 5-Tb Sunnyfield bag bag 85' Processed American Cheese Food 2-Ib loaf 12-oz Sunnyfield pkg 43' 2 46-oz cans Iona Brand 45' 16-oz can iS 28' 75' 3- tb can Ver-table Shortening 38' 3 14'/ z -oz. cans White House Delicious A&P Coffees—Hot or Iced! Eight O CIock Red Circle Bokar 84 ' Mild and (3-tb bag 1-1b Mellow $2.46) bag 85 ' (3-tb bag 1-Tb $2.49) bag Rich and Full-Bodied a 86' (3-tb bag $2.52) Vigorous and Winey TOP PANTRY FAVORITES—AT FAVORED PRICES! Wheaties Golden Corn Green Beans Tomato Juice Fruit Cocktail Baby Foods Pineapple Juice Tomato Soup Hersheys Cut-Rite WAXED PAPER Flour Mason Jars Granulated Sugar Mexicorn Niblets Zippy Liquid Starch Swanne Colored Towels Sweet Pickles Dog Food 16 c 8-oz pkg Breakfast of Champions 35' 2 17-oz cans Butter Kernel 35' 2 15'/a-oz. cans Lord Mott French Style 29' 46-oz can LIBBY 2 45' 16-oz cans Del Monte 89' 6 7?4-OZ. jars 18-oz cans Gerber's or Beechnut—Chopped A&P, Dole or Del Monte 2 25' 35' 3 10*/i-oz. cans CAMPBELLS 2 35' 1-lb cans Chocolate Syrup 2 43' 125-ft rolls 95' 50' 10-Ib 5-lb Gold Medal or Pillsbury Best bag bag Quarts OQ( doz. 77 10-tb ^•89' 98' 50' 5-tb bag bag 39' 2 12-oz cans qt- IQc bot. 17 2 ,#||i 33 1 1 47' LANGS 2 cân.29 c RED HEART I Prices in this odvertisement effective through Saturday, August 15th ^ AMERICA'S TOREMOST POOD RETAILER .. . SINCE 185* f BREAST O' CHICKEN Super Markets DREFT JOY TUNA FISH FOR LAUNDRY OR DISHES FOR WASHING DISHES Light Me^t CHUNK STYLE Solid Pack WHITE MEAT 6- oz. can 7- oz can 3ld Ige. box k 29 * 70 ' 6-oz. bot. 70 ' giant box THE GREAT ATLANTIC 8 PACIFIC TEA COMPANY 41c giant bot. WOODBURY SOAP IVORY SNOW CHEER MRS. FILBERT'S BEVERAGE SYRUP by KEEBLER - - - REGULAR SIZE FOR LAUNDRY OR DISHES LAUNDRY OR DISHES Town House CRACKERS Lemon Creme SANDWICHES 3 - 25 ' 65 ' 27 ' 29 ' pkg. 32c 70 ' 18 * Ige. box Ige. box giant box giant box 8-oz. bot * » IS^'a-oz. nn pkg. 44C SHOP FOR THESE FOOD VALUES AT YOUR FRIENDLY A&P SUPER /MARKET I STORE HOURS Mon. - Tuet. -Thurs. 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. STORE HOURS Wed.:. 8:30 o. m. till 1 102 N. L Front St, Milford p. m. • Fri.: 8:00 a. m. till 6 p..m. Sat.: 8 a. m. Hll 9 p. m. 4 • A&P '' Super-Right Smoked Picnics Ribs of Beef Ground Beef Fryers Sliced Bacon Meat Values ! 99 Super-Right or Goetze Æm " J f 14 to 6 lb avg.) Ib. * ■ ^ (Price One Year Ago—lb 46c), ^0 *59' Super-Right (7-inch Cut«) (Price One Year Ago—lb 83c) *39 c REGULAR (Price One Year Ago—lb 55c) •53' Dressed and Drawn (Sf /4 to 3 lb) Whole or Cut-Up—No Extra Charge (Price One Year Ago—lb 63c) *75' All-Good or Armour's Banner COMPARE THESE VALUESI _ . . Price Today s one Year Price "^Ago Short Ribs of Beef Plate Boiling Beef Fresh Picnics Lamb Roast Veal Roast Stewing Beef Fresh Sausage Meat 33' 49c tb 19' 27g ib 4 7 51c n> 49' 71c Square Cut Shoulder (Blade In) ib 39' 67c 69' 79c Shoulder (Blade In) None Priced Higher Ib None Prlçed Higher lb 49' i-ib \ ARMOUR'S pkg. Farm-Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! Cantaloupes Juicy Oranges Seedless Grapes Fresh Peaches 2 »39' jumbo-western None Priced Higher 25' DOZ. (252 Size) 23' CALIFORNIA None Priced Higher 3»25' Extra Fancy Freestone None Priced Higher CRISP GREEN COOKING Fresh Carrots 2 s 25' None Priced Higher Crisp Green (Price One Year Ago—Ige. stalk 19c) None Priced Higher Apples 2*>25' # CALIFORNIA Pascal Celery 2 Ige. 9Q { stalksZ# Lemons °»33' 6-17' Frosted Food Values ! Orange Juice 7 6-oz. OV Mm cans Jl 2 as 29' DONALD DUCK REAL GOLD BIRDS EYE OR SNOW CROP Lemonade Tender Peas 2K:29' ESSKAY CHOPPED VALLEY HIGH SLICED • Beef Steaks Strawberries 29' 8-oz pkg ^5' 10-oz pkg Green Giant Peas Tçmatoes Ritz Crackers Waldorf Tissue Bisquick Prem or Treet 2 .t.»7 Qc 2-21' NEW 1953 PACK STANDARD QUALITY 32' \ • 1-lb NABISCO pkg. 4 rous 29 ( A SCOTT PRODUCT 41 FOR MAKING BISCUITS, WAFFLES, ETC. 40-OZ. pkg. 43' 12-oz. can LUNCHEON MEAT Crisco or Spry\ Pork & Beans Uncle Ben's Rice Parson's Ammonia Dairy Values ! TASTY LONGHORN 1 * lb 3-tb can OJ .C can Campbell's 2 cans 1 pk°g z '24c 1k°g z '47c tot. 22c 87c Tomato Ketchup Margarine .ColoreTouarter. Beans & Franks Phillip's Soups v c£ Bakery Treats! JANE PARKER LARGE '*£■ 25c Heinz 35e 2 .b. 43c 12-oz. cans Phillips 2 etable, Beef or tcken Noodle can 37c 15c » Cheese 53' Angel Food 49« LB. Cake Each large 8-In. pie Jane Parker 11-oz. Pineapple pkg. 25C Ä 'foîMSe 2 fo"22e •piS.39« Sharp Cheese Bordens Chateau Kraft Velveeta Tasty Mild Cheese Bench Cured iane Parker ib 63c Peach Pie Cocoanut Buns White Bread Potato Chips 49e Cheese Food 2-lb 95c loaf Cheese Food 1-lb 59c loaf ib49c Jane Parker