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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS'
RIGHT FROM FLORIDA - Earl Gingerich, a part-time resident
of the Zurich area, and more prominently of Arcadia, Florida,
visited the office of the Citizens News this week and presented
the publisher with a giant -size grapefruit, which he had picked
just before leaving for this area on Sunday. The grapefruit, which
has a circumference of almost 24", resembled a small pumpkin.
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SAVE 4c
Catelli Spaghetti 2/45c
TRI -VALLEY
California Fancy Peaches _ _ _ 39c
LIBBY'S-14 OZ.
Fancy Green Peas 2/39c
WHITE SWAN -2s
Bathroom Tissue 2/29c
UTOPIA -19 OZ.
Choice Tomatoes 2/49c
CHICKEN NOODLE
Lipton's Soup Mix 2/49c
2 LB.—SAVE 6c
Beehive Corn Syrup _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ 39c
25 OUNCE
St. Lawrence Oil 59c
24 OUNCE
Puritan Stews 49c
LUCKY DOLLAR— 5 OZ.
Instant Coffee 79c
MIRACLE WHIP -16 OZ.
Salad Dressing 39c
FRENCH'S -9 OZ.
Prepared Mustard
10 OUNCE
19c
Shredded Wheat 29c
LUCKY DOLLAR
Yellow Label Coffee 83c
LIBBY'S-14 OZ.
Fancy Cream Corn 2/39c
PREPRICED 29c
Personal Size Ivory Soap _. _ _ _ 27c
Carrots 3 Lbs. 29c
2 -LB. BAG
Supreme French Fries 45c
LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET
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Fruit lovers whg bite into a
crisp, juicy apple, when the
fruit is out of season, probably
know they can do so because it
has been stored in a controlled
atmosphere since it was harvest-
ed. Controlled Atmosphere (CA)
storages now make it possible •
for people to enjoy fresh apples
and some other fruits and veg-
etables all year round.
Basically, CA storage involves
maintaining certain levels of
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1970
carbon dioxide and oxygen in
the storage air to keep the fruit
at maximum freshness. The
levels of oxygen and carbon
dioxide needed vary with the
type and variety of fruit or
vegetable.
ANNUAL
JANUARY
Shop early for price -slashing specials on End -of -Line and
Discontinued Lines of Merchandise. Many items are to be
sold at half price, and less
10 PIECES
PRINTS
59c Yard
3 PIECES
FLANNELETTE
Pastel Colors
59c Yard
BLANKET CLOTH COATING
TWO PIECES
Regular $5.95 For $3.'75 Yard
ONE PLAID
Regular $5.50 For $3.50 Yard
60 Inches Wide
4 PIECES
COTTON PLAID
79c Yard
TERRY TOWELLING
36 Inches Wide—Figured and Plain Colors
$1.75 Yard
PRINTED CORDUROY
THREE PIECES
$1.45 Yard
WOOLLEN YARD GOODS
Plaids, Plains and Bonded
Reduced 20%
LINEN TABLE CLOTH
55 -Inch Width
Only $2.39 Yard
SALE ON DRAPES
6 PAIR LINED
Regular $20.95
Only $16.95
4 PAIR FIBREGLAS
Regular $14.50
Only $10.95
Dining Room Drapes
Regular $9.95
Only $6.75
FLORAL PATTERNS
POLYESTER KRIMPNIT
Regular $7.95 Yard
Sale $6.50 Yard
GIRLS'
CARDIGAN SWEATERS
Sizes 8 to 14
$2.00 to $3.98
GIRLS' SLACKS
Sizes 4 to 14
$1.39 to $3.98
GIRLS' COATS
Sizes 6 to 12
$2.69 to $4.98
SWEATERS
Completed Stock
Reduced 20%
LADIES' DRESSES, SLACKS, BLOUSES
20 to 30% Off
o&'r m'r 6'0/
DISCONTINUED LINES OF
BRAS AND GIRDLES
Less Than 1/2 Price
ONE RACK OF SKIRTS
Regular Prices from $6.95 to $12.95
From $2.98 to '.:.50
MEWS SWEATERS — OVERCOATS — JACKETS
Overcoats, Reg. $36.50 For $29.75
Sweaters, Reg. $12.95 For :.95
TWO ONLY -.— OVERSIZE
Complete Stock of Sweaters
20% OFF
• WE SPECIALIZE IN OVERSIZE CLOTHING FOR MEN •
Big Reductions on All
• SUBURBAN COATS
• SPORT JACKETS
• TROUSERS
GASCHO'S DRY GOODS
Phone 236-4012 — Zurich