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FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1943
STORK ITOKIAL
baby boy
Mr nn»l Mr*. Clifford Barber i
»m> the parents of a baby boy
»n March 16th He weijihed j»ev
• n pounds fourteen ounces and!
born at Coolidge Hospital. I
They have named him Gary Clif j
BUSiNESS
DIRECTORY
COOLIOOE
Auto Supply
“Everything for the Auto"
J- C. Jayne, proprietor
Central Ave.. Arlz. Blvd.. Phone 47
Harry N. Shelter
JEWELER
Coolidge Theatre Building
Guaranteed Watch Repairing
For Less
Coolidge Laundry
Phone 287
Across fiwiu High School
“LET OUR PH3NE LINE BE
YOUR CLOTHES LINE”
SUN VALLEY BUS
LINES
NEW SERVICE
FLORENCE
And
COOLIDGE
To
PHOENIX
With Direct .* Connection For
Tuc«on
4 DAI wY
SCHEDULES
FARE: Coolidge or Florence
to Phoenix $1.15
Round Trip $2.07
(Plus Tax)
SCHEDULES
Ijeave Phoenix 7 aui.; 12:30
noon; 6:00 p. m ; 11:00 p. m.
Arrive Coolidge 9:00 am.; 2:30
p.tn. 8:00 p.m.; 1:00 p.m.
Arrive Florence 9:20 a.m.: 2:50
pm; 8:20 pm.; 1:20 a.m.
Leave e 9:35 a.m.; 3:00
p.m ; 8:35 pm.; 1:35 a.m.
Coolidge 9:55 a. m.; 3:20
p.m.; 8:55 pm.; 1:50 a.m.
DEPOTS
Phoenix, 17 So. Central Ave.
Coolidge. Arizona Drug Co.
Florence, Griffin Drug Co.
TANNER STAGES
.ETWEEN
FLORENCE
AND
TUCSON
WITH
Direct Cot ection at Florence
These Schedules Leave Florence
9 30 a.m.; 3:00 pm ; 8:30 p.m.;
and :' 35 am.
And Arrive Tucson
11 50 a.m.; 5:20 p.m.; 10:50 p.m.
and 3:55.
Leave Tucson for Florence
7:00 am.; 12:30 p.m.; 6:00 p.m
and 11:00 p.m.
And Arrive Florence
9:20 a.m ; 2:50 pm.; 8:20 pm.; J
and 1:20 a.m.
Japanese Prisoners Captured by Marines?
♦ * • j
These Japanese prisoners, captured on one of the outer islands of
the Solomons group, are being lined up by their marine captors as
preparations are made to turn over the area to the regular army. The
marines took the Japs with them. (Official Marine Corps Photo.)
ford.
BABY BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Harrison be
I came tin* parents of a baby boy
m March 15th. He weighed sev
en pound* eight ounces and was
born at Coolidge Hospital. They
have named him Melvin Lee,
3A BY BOY
Mr and Mrs. Leonard Crawford
became the parents of a baby boy
on March 14th. He weighed seven
pounds and was born at Coolidge
Hospital.
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr. .and Mrs. John Blevins be
came the parents of a baby daugh
ter on March 13th. She weighed
seven pounds fifteen ounces and
was born at Coolidge Hospital.
They have named her Jerry Hath
ryn.
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Grove he
came the parents of a baby daugh
ter on March Kith. She weighed
seven pound* eight ounces and
was born at Coolidge Hospital.
They have named her Anna I>*e.
o
Local Happenings
•
Angeles. California, left for Tuc
son Saturday with her son and
daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A
L. Aros, after spending a week
here with her son and his wife,
; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Aros, Mrs.
| Mercedes Aros will visit her three
sons in Tucson before returning
home.
• ' v • Ed rard Brer
ett left Wednesday night for Far
merville. Louisiana, following a
telephone call that the Captain's
father was not expected to live.
• B. Letaring returned Frida]!
night from a week at his runch
on Camelback Road near Phoenix.
He left for the ranch again on
Monday and will remain there un
til work he Is supervising has
been completed.
• Miss Dorothy Hall returned
Thursday from Kansas, where she
spent six months viiting her cous
in, Reverend C. E. Rowland, and
family at El Dorado and other
relatives in the northern part of
the state. Miss Hall is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hall.
• Mrs. B. L. Steward of Lynch
burg. Virginia, and Mrs. G. R.
Steward were dinner guests at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Nevins in Casa Grande, Sunday
evening.
• Mrs. David O. Brewer and
daughters are leaving Monday to
make their home at Boulder City,
Nevada. Mr. Brewer has been
employed there since December.
• Miss Betty Rloomstrand, who
has been employed at Hines Drug
Company’ for the past six months,
left Tuesday to take up her new’
duties as dental assistant in the
dental clinic at Florence Intern
ment Camp.
No. 1818
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
l.\ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
PINAL COUNTY. STATE OF
ARIZONA.
Estate of MARY ELENA STEV
ENS. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator and
Administratrix, of the estate of
Mary Elena Stevens, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased. to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten
(10) months after the first publi
cation of this notice to the said
administrator and administratrix
at the Law* Offices of Tom Ful
bright. Attorney, Florence, Ari
zona. the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of
said estate, in said County of
Pinal.
RICHARD J. RRAJOY and
MARGARET COLINGWOOD. Phy.,
Administrator and Administratrix
of the estate of Mary Elena
Stevens, deceased.
Dated at Florence, Arizona, this
j 17th day of March, 1943.
First publication. March 19. 1943.
* Last publication, April 9, 1943.
• Mrs. Alice Laughrun, who teach
es in Miami, spent the weekend
here with Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Johnson.. Mrs. Laughrun and
Mrs Johnson are sisters.
juimmakeis' f/ U ui e y lyfeLi
1 w WTIfeQS#
iR Hearty breakfasts are a "must’ -d
j these busy WAk DAYS! Practical Wartime
p Party Ideas
i / |F"P ' ——in ———■>—— Ilk i
1 There s no need to forego parties dur>
) A My* " iog these trying times. They are good
for the morale, and they can be de-
Check this fist for hearty breakfast suggestions
* OG decorations through dessert. They
may even be one of those share-the-
I*- j. , food-and-fun parties where everyone
ilellogg s Kellogg’r Rice Alber’s Flapjack contributes a part of the food. Os
P |*| a _ m ■ m m course, at any party these days, the
lornFlakeSreg 14c Knspiess-,.* P k«l3c Flour mib P k.llc £ s ESr k, “
”7 " ‘ I ' ST. PATRICK S PARTY
Grapenats un * Jemima Pancake Karo Make it a buffet affair. For an effec
■ ■ a rj| i 1 V tive table decoration, color the water
Flakes 7 „ kB 10c nour mibpk.iic SvruD i », 15c
—— J r heap the cubes in a glass or crystal
bowl and stick flowers between the
Morning Glory &}*& SIeCPy Ho,, <- S»e “uS SS
JatS 3 i ,k K- 21C i® oz ‘ Loaf .. 8c Xymn IRe
ff M■ # V AilW 11. lb. Loaf 12c 12oz ,ar 1 **** ST. PATRICKS DAY MENU
* Potato Surprise
Cabbage-Apple Salad with
, Salad Dressing
" - - Corn Meal Muffins
'y # I Butter or Substitute
0 Lemon
When You Shop Real Roast Peanut Supurb Granulated (Ask your friends to b.in 8 their share)
Yfo&l Under Butter Soap ig 0 . P k,2lc 2S^k2?£Ssr»S£:
# l/UI I vl __________with apple corer, fill with nippy cheese
'Point Rationina” » -e . or s - ' " cd ground meat, P iu g U p
1 wmi >YUllWmill| Lifebuoy h - ...J bake. Serve piping hot.
(1) Allow plenty of time for your American Sour C A a H Oft#*
shopping under point rationing . . . JU Q U 3 bars JfcWW AFTEE PArTY
k takes longer. Best time to shop is p|r|l|oV _ ■ Sr. ... on out in forn
early m the week and early in the day. " /oz jar • w tion notices. When guests a.. , ,et
(2) Be sure and take your War Ration Standard each one draw the job he is to do out
Book No. 2 with you. No stamps .. . Scott Cl„ C nr ,„ Oft#* ° g l° P a
r.o rationed items: " - . __ Fljf p, can ZOC £
(3) Take your point value chart along I OW6IS isn » n «1 IUC main course, carrying out the dishes
with you, too. for convenience. While iou towels aww and so on through K P. duty. This is
our store will have price and point Lortee otamp Good the kind of party where everyone can
values clearly marked on the shelves Till March 21 sit around on the floor and eat, picnic
and on the merchandise, your list Will J DTV Ik 25C No. 12 Sugar Stamp Good For fashion '
serve as a double check and save lots I* # *“• J ar ei dc Clip ad Revive all those old party games and
of extra steps and confusion. • give them a fartime slant such as
pinning the tail on Hitler instead of
p . * # tDF® the donkey. You can have a metal or
oin Campbell s Tomato 1 \- 1 ■ * * ~ ffr 'rubber scavenger hunt. For prizes -
iei soup i.h 6c yMSSMm ±m ' ,
I __ V#% Toasted French Rolls
Pomt Happyvale Cut Green Carrots -5c Lettuce I Applesauce Shortcake
RPAtIC 1/r Coffee or Tea
V *•/
■ Radishes ,b 15c
„ , VWIVIJ ■ PARTIES
Pomt Libby Golden Sweet — ————
Cream St y!e LflUlltmWPr lb. 14c Crisp Ginger Cookies c:
(14) Corn ' n 2 lsc Avacados "-19 c ;
j^ Q 2 Lemonade |
Salted Nuts Hard Candies j
Point Sugar Belle Sweet Pot9fOoS 25 lb bag 85c
flTf)lb. j gelatin in a shallow pan (use green
ft N 0.2 • p gelatin for a St. Patrick party) When
Clfi) I eas fan hf Winewn “I firm, cut in small cubes and roll them
Ir * V ' 1 vvinesap in dry cake crumbs. They’ve a French
!i I Apples »8e Oranges -4k ■*-,
i ______________________________________ _ j Homemakers’ Bureau
: s/sAiMosr&rshsk spr/xg oarp/r\^^^ m ™ Z -*
a :l n BEEN KNOWN FOR rOU STRAIGHTENED I « ~Hi*——Hi T*
I TRY TO BE SAVING, Y AHA 1 THAT S> ■ ThEIR LOW PRICES, SO I ™ ME OUT ON CEILING '^ avl ’
but Since ceiling \ the ansa-r- fl naturally their ceiling } TT* paces Guess i'll . Prices in this AH Fffcrtlir.
prices AXE THE same] ceiung prices pßicss are low. A < < hav£ a spring _ rnces m this Ad ttfective
in all stores i have / are not the AV_«<K Outfit after all. / i ~ ! rpinA v
BEEN ORDERING BY /SAME ON WITH KfJS V , . r rltlUA I
| SATURDAY
SAFEWAY j
THE COOLIDGE EXAMINER
We Urge You - - -
To Use Your
A. B. & C.
BLUE STAMPS
NOW!
Before They Expire on
March 31st
These SPECIAL
“Below the Ceiling”
PRICES
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
March 19, 20, 22, 23, 24
iWmwSr OKBBam OEdS*’”' L BL- J W j
Point Pinto
(T) Beans -6c
Point Red Hill 1 omalo
(8 ) Catsup 14-oz. bo.tie 10c
Pomt Gardenside Tomato
(T> Hot Sauce 7 . /20 ,.4c
Point D e J Maiz
mNiblets ,2oz C »nloc
Point Country Home Cream Style
(i 4) Corn N ° 20 2 r,10c
Point Lord Mott Chopped
(10) Beets N r 20 2 r, 10c
Point Gerber or ileinz Strained
(T) Baby Pood ■>*. 6c
Point Gardenside
(24> Tomatoes No ~ %s O T, lOc
Point Sunny Dawn
gl) Tomato Juice n ° 2 q n." 8c
Point Libby’s Crushed
(is) Pineapp s 2 o„ Z C a„lßc
Point Hostess Delight
(Ti) Fruit Cocktail,,t'> 14c
Point Val Vita Solid Pack
(13) Tomatoes <«„!.) 9c
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