1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

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THE KINGSTON HATT.Y FREFMAV. KINGSTON. N. • . , THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 19.37.
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F L A S H E S O F L I F E S K E T C H E D IN B R I E F
H» AHMOCIATKI*
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HIGH
PRKM
, Notorial Hpanked
Hartford, Conn . Sept 9 UP>
Policemen Homer Gaouatte and
Michael Toica didn't bother to
take one reckle»« driver to court
— they spanked him Instead
The olTeniler Was flve>%ar-old
Anthony Corona, who stepped on
the Martyr "f nl« tirother'a car,
„ o n , 1 i n g l t backward through"*
yard ind acrota a itreet Into a
parked automobile
KAI.I.8
High Falla. Sept. 8—Mr. and
Jlra. G Gerleck were in Kingston
o n Friday.
Mr. and Mra. J, Mendes of
Brooklyn, w h o have apent the
t u m m e r at t h e pariah house, h a \ e
returned to their home.
Croaa-word Pattern
Dr. Hobart Agnew of Montclalr.
West Hartford. Conn . Sept 9
N . J., tpent the week-end at the i/**> Mra. William f'ruttlng accih o m e of Mra. Sarah Agnew
dentally found a new uae for
Julius Weiss and Edward Turke cross-word puiilea.
spent the week-end In this Ullage
Looking at one without the aid
Raymond Krom la convalescing of glasses she habitually wears,
a t his home after a tonsil opera- Mrs Putting called a neighbor to
tion in the Kingston Hospital on admire the new crochet pattern
Krlday.
she had found In the newspaper.
Barney Kelly of New Jersey Is
The neighbor set her right, but
•spending a few days with his fam- Mrs Pruning decided to go ahead
lly at El Cliff cottage.
an> way. Now she has two holders
On Thursday Mrs Clarence Le crocheted from cross-word puzrle
Grand entertained a few of her pattern*- and very
pretty they
friends at her home
are. too.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip CountryPenny Wise
man. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Countryman and family spent the
Salem. Ore—Daniel A Johnson
week-end at North Laketried to stop a bottle of milk from
Miss Sara Frelnberg has left rolling out of his car He lost
t o ppend the winter in New York. ' control of the machine
The car
Miss Miriam Krom has returned climbed a telephone pole guy wire
from MIddletown where she spent and overturned
a pleaaant vacation
| Johnson was hurt, the automoMany of the gueata from Mo- : bile smashed. Ditto the milk bothonk Lake attended the services' tie.
held at The Clove chapel on Sunday
Pas* The Chicken, l*le«a*
Mr and Mrs Andrews Has- j El Monte, Calif. —Six hundred
hrouck of Kingston spent thejpounda of barbecued lion meat
week-end at their camp in this vll- J w lll be served when 600 Lion Club
l i g e and attended church service (members hold their sixth annual
a t The Clove chapel.
; banquet here.
|
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DuBole and j For those not liking Hon meat,
family of West Camp and Edward a chicken dinner will be substlKniffln of New Paltz were callers tuted
j
during (he pa*t week at the home j
of Aea Clearwater
W »re Cutter'* Cramp
Dr. and Mrs Benjamin Lip-j
Fountain, Colo.—Sheriff Sam R. (
achlti of Woodslde, L. I . spent j Deal and bis deputies began lookt h e week-end a* the home of Mrs. | n g for a thief with, a very sore i
LJpschltz parents, Mr. and Mrs I wrist after Rancher N. L. Powers
Jacob Felnberg.
reported someone had removed a
Miss Kathryn Krom has re-j mile-long stretch of three-strand
turned t o Valley Stream after barbed wire fence from bla place.
spending the summer- at the home
Every strand was cut between
of her mother, Mra. Luke Krom. each post. Deputy Sheriff M. J.
Mr. and Mr*. Albert White of Vasseur estimated more than J,N e w Jersey are spending a few 000 cuts were made.
d a y s at tbe home of Mr. and Mr*.
Hiram Ghear.
Mickey Mouse's antics have
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sutton and bean copied by Australian Abs o n s , Robert and Clayton, spent ortginies for ona of the corroboree '
t h e week-end with relatives in'dances, according to Michael Ter
Poughkeepsie.
ry, well-known explorer.
Mrs. Otto Keith and children,
J a m e s and Florence, of Long Isl a n d , are spending a few days with after spending their summer at the
George Ghear.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred SheeMr. and Mrs. John O'Connor of lay.
Brooklyn ara spending their vaMr. and Mrs. Richard Aiken of
cation at their summer home in Fairview entertained their son
this village.
. | and family of Brooklyn over the
Mrs.
W. H
Benjamin at"1 week-end.
daughters, Ruth and
Helen, of
nd Helan,
of
Miss Kathryh Holcomb and siaYonkera spent Sunday a t the home U r > Dorothy, from Long Island,
of
Mri. Thomas Snyder,
visited at the home of Mr. and
O n Friday several relatives Mrs. A»a Clearwater on Sunday,
gathered at the home of Frank VT.\ M r ; & n d M r , w u , o n orlesback
R o o s a of Rock HU1 t o celebrate. a i l < i j 0 B n v a n Wagnen of Brookhla 65th birthday. Those present l y n a n d F r a n H H e r U o . o t B ethlew e r e Mr. and Mrs William Roosa. i h e m , P a , c a l l e d a t &tncre»t on
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roosa and Mrs. g u n d a y afternoon
L e w i s Elk of Union City. N. J
Miss Kathryn Flynn haa reMrs. DeWItt Stokes and son,turned to her home In Jeraey City
R a l p h , apent Sunday in Middle after spending the summer in
H o n e visiting a t tbe h o m e of Mr. High Falla.
aaoPfflrs. Ralph Brandon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Van A ken
Mr. and Mra. Charlea Mutschler of Krlpplebuab spent Sunday at
and grandson, Felix, have re- the home of Mr. and Mrs. John C.
turned to their home in Brooklyn Yeaple.
17 Cornell St.
DAVIS BAKING POWDER 12-oz. can 12
A. * H. BAKING SODA
I tb.pkg. 6
KETCHUP, Standard
14-oz. btl. 9
GRAPENUT FLAKES
7-oz. pkg. 10
INSTANT POSTUM
4-oz. can 23
BABY FOODS, Clapp'i
3 cans 23
PUFFED RICE
2 pkgs. 19
LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER 3 14-oz cans 10
COCOA, Baker'* or Henhey'i 8-oz. can 8
oraut rsMDAi
MIOHT UNTIL •
aATiaoat
JUST OFF B' WAY—2 BLOCKS FROM THE
KINGSTON WEST SHORE R.R. STATION
—PRICES FOR THIS STORK ONLY—
MIOHT CMTIX 10
FREE PARKING | KlUigStO]
BTL.
PILLSBURY'SBEST
FLOUR
FAMILY or
PASTRY
24</2 lb.
BAG
79
I Ml
24Ms n».
BAG
40 oz.
PKG.
90 SECONDS FROM
PACKAGE TO OVEN
DOZEN
QUART SIZE
SUNNYFIELD
AMMONIA, A A P
32-oz. btl. 1
PUFFED WHEAT
pkg.
CL0ROX
pt. btl. 1
DRANO, deans Drains
12-oz. can 2
IDEAL JARS.. doz. qts. 79c doz. pts. «
BLUE TARGET JAR RINGS
pkg.
JELLY GLASSES, 1/3 pint s i z e . . . . doz. 3
BIRDSEYE MATCHES
6 boxes 2
SAL SODA
2!^-lb.pkg.
CERTO Frail Pectin
pnhT
MINUTE TAPIOCA
96'
FLOUR
BISQUICK
25'
69'
55'
MASON JARS
10' CIGARETTES
PANCAKE FLOUR
3 25
SOUPS
US
15
GREEN GIANT PEAS
C
4 s*i Z5
TOMATOES
2
REANS
TUNA FISH
15'
PINEAPPLE
198-OZ. 1 O C
DOZEN
PT. SIZE
20-OZ.
PKG.
AUNT JEMIMA
CAMELS
LUCKY STRIKES
CHESTERFIELDS
OLD GOLDS
10^-ox.
CANS
CAMPBELL'S
(Except Chicken and Tomato)
17 ox.
$
^C
CAN
BAKER'S COCOANUT
4-oz. pkg. 8c
KRE-MEL DESSERTS
3 pkgs. 10c
PURE EXTRACT, Rajah Van. 2-oz. btl. 19c
PINK SALMON
16-oz. can 10c
RED SALMON
12-oz. can 21c
SARDINES, Imp. Boneless. . No.*/4can 10c
PRESTO CAKE ROUR
44-oz. pkg. 27c
DEL MONTE PEARS
No. 2 can 15c
GRAPEFRUIT
8-oz. can 6c
NEW PACK
STANDARD QUALITY
28 ox. 4 Q C
FRIENDS or B . & M.
Calif. Pea, Yellow Ere or Red Kidney
CANS
No. %
CAN
CHICKEN-OF-THE^EA
CRUSHED or SLICED
DEL MONTE
iTTrE-l
raV.-u'
/ , g
B i S No. 2 ft
CAN
PAPER TOWELS, Scot or Red Cross roll
CUT-RITE WAX PAPER... 125-ft. roll 1
FASTIDIA, Facial Tissue
pkg.
ORANGE JUICE, Sundine .. 12-oz. can 1
TOMATO JUICE, Campbell's 50-oz. tin 2
CRISCO
1-Ib. can 19c 3-lb. can 5
SPAGHETTI, Franco-Amer
3 can* 2
OLD MUNICH MALT
3-lb. can 4
CORNED BEEF
12-oz. can 1
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^7)etit^M6tiestioi, LS
FINEST ELBERTAS
MILK-FED, small sizes
«• 23
PEACHES
Full Bushel $1.89
6»»25' FOWL
ft 21
OREGON ITALIANS
PRUNES
3 HK- 23' POT ROAST REEF
RED TOKAYS
ft 16
31**. 25' LAMB FORES
GRAPES.
c CHICKENS
FANCY-FOR ROASTING
"> 33
SWEET POTATOES
10 «*• 25
ORANGES, Calif. Valencia* dot 39c • CABBAGE
10 lbs. 19c
ROAST ol VEAL SHOULDER CUTS ft 19
DAISY HAMS
ft 39
Dairy Suggestions
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLE
Boned and Rolled If Desired
From California
8UNNYFIELD
All Meat — No Waste
BUTTER
EGGS
FRESH CREAMERY
ARMOUR'S CLUB
DAISY CHEESE
ib.
8-oi.
SWISS GRUYERE, Imported ....
PKO.
MUENSTER CHEESE
25c
Th.
BORDEN'S CHATEAU and otters
?£ lettc
KRAFTS VELVEETA and others
Sialic
BAVARIAN BAR SPREAD
PKO. alafV
PIMENTO CREAM - OLIVE CREAM
KRAFTS
and PINEAPPLE CREAM
)Z 17c
dixtd" haa the same delicious salty
taste of Worcester Ismry Salt.
Write for your tree copy of the new
Worcester Salt cookbook. Within
its stout moisture-proof cover are
nearly 200 recipes for every day home
use—ail tested, tasted and approved
by Good Housekeeping. The kind
of sensible, practical cookbook that
even a bride can follow with ease.
Just use the coupon below. Worcester
Salt Co., America's eldest rimers a/
prnri salt, N e w York, U. S. A.
T O PREVENT SIMPLE GOITRE
8 O'CLOCK
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F t I I I 6 4 page cookbook. Just write
your aodress below and mail to „,..,. 4 .
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York, U. S. A.
Name.
City,, • • • • • • • •
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TIN
1-Ib.
TIN
CONDOR
1-Ib.
TIN
MAXWELL HOUSE
1-Ib.
SANKA t r KAFFEE HAG TIN
1-lb.
D&M0NTE
TIN
BEECH-NUT
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DELIVERED FRESH DAILY FROM OUR OWN MODERN, SANITARY BAKERY
W H IX E
SLICED or TJN8LICED
A FULL OLA88 OP MILK
MILK LOAF
IN EVERY LOAP.
SLICED
PLAIN RYE • • • • • IDEAL FOR
SANDWICHES
CHOCK FULL OF RAISINS
RAI SIN—sliced
SANDWICH BUNS
PARKER HOUSE ROLLS
20-oa
LOAP
9c
20-ot.
10c
LOAF
20-oi.
He
LOAF
l«-o«.
12c
LOAF
J» 9c
PKO.
12c
of 12
WE HAVE A VARIETY OF BREADTOSUIT EVERT OCCASION - W W . W l ^ C^AU
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Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
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ft 19
2 °* 25
PORK CHOPS
lb. 3 5 c
FISH
BEEF LIVER, Sliced ....ft.1 9 c
ft.Hc
COHACECHEESE ....ft.1 0 c HADDOCK
h.isc
BRAUNSWEKER
ft.29c STEAK C O D . . .
LANBUVERS
Ib.21c HADDOCK FILLETS
1.17c
A&P Bread and Rolls
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RIB CUTS
FRESHLY
GROUND
GRADE "C" EVERY EGG GUARANTEED
H o w can you be sure that tbe food
your child eata contains sufficient
iodine to protect him from goitre?
There is only o n e wise precaution.
T h e Council on Foods of the Americ a n Medical A s s o c i a t i o n states:
'Wtxtsitr
ledittdSalt mtad daily at
thm mmty taIt aw the tahle and ht ceakhtg
richly smpplemtnts the iodine «/ diets
deficient he that element and that kelps
to protect ageintt simplegttitre."
Don't risk your child's health. In.
aisc o n Worcester /edited Salt—and
o n l y Worcetter—for 'TFWwaaftrr /#-
LAMB or VEAL CHOPS
- ZZVz' HAMBURG STEAK
c
2 "• 49 FRANKFURTERS
25c
STEWING LAMB
25c
l i ^ SOUPS, • < * Irinib 2 16-ot. cons 25c
HELUIAN'S MAYONNAISE. 1f>«z. j»f 29e
BEECH-NUT aTSUP
fee.
btL l i e
BOCH-NUT PEANUT BUTTER feejtrl7e
KRAFT FRENCH DRESSING 4-o7.]«r 8c
SMAKERSALT
26**.,** U
FAIRY SOAP, ma
3 c*|celll«
WNSOorOXYDOL
fee.
pi* lie
™ J Y FLAKES
Ige.pk,.l§c
SALT,4Se**M
2 4 K * . pkfi. 3c
M«YEA CORNfrARCHl.Ib.pkf. l i e
"OWTC SPICE
12^.c«12c
A
"^CE
2 ^ 0 ^ 7r
f ^ A ™ . Brti^UM 14-lb. pkg. 2ic
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