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Don't be misled by a few low-priced advertised specials .. . Because you will be paying higher prices on hundreds of other items ... Save every day at

OCTOBER 25, 1962 THE TORRANCE HERALD 3 (

;. Pont be misled by a few low-priced advertis< :• specials... Because you will be paying higher pric

•v on hundreds of other items ... Save every day Big Bear.

Prices Slashed to Save You Even More!

Shop ! Compare ! Prove it to yourself ... Buy what you want, when you want it ... and know you are paying the lowest price everyday ... Your com­ parison is invited !

SIRLOIN STEAK ....T-BONE STEAK ....PORTERHOUSE STEAK .$1 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK . $1. RIB STEAK ........LAMB SHOULDER . . . RIB LAMB CHOPS . . $1 LAMB CHOPS—Small Loin $1 LAMB CHOPS—Large Loin SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS MANHATTAN FRANKS . .

88; 98k .09* .48,. 84; 42k .08*. .28. 78k 78k 39k

52k 58k 88k 48k 38k 98k 58k 62k 58k 58k 28k 58k

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GUEST RANCH — 4 PACK PACKAGE

TOILET TISSUE . . . . 28*MARCAL 80 COUNT PACKAGE

WHITE PAPER NAPKINS . lOcCUT-RITE 12S FOOT ROLL

WAX PAPER ..... 24<ZEE 75 COUNT PACKAGE

SANDWICH BAGS . . . I8tCONFIDETS 24 COUNT BOX

SANITARY NAPKINS . . 67cKLEENEX 400 COUNT BOX

FACIAL TISSUE . . . . 24(SU6AR-SALJ & SPICE

10-LB BAG

C&H SUGAR ..... 99c26-OZ BOX

LESLIE SALT ..... 12cSCHILLING 4-OZ CAN

BLACK PEPPER . . . . 33cC LIQUOR

ZARKOW — FIFTH BOTH!

VODKA ....OAKWOOD QUART BOTTLE

BLENDED WHISKEY

BUTT PORTION HAM . . PORK CHOPS - Blade Cut . RIB PORK CHOPS ....SPARE RIBS . . 3.o3.b, PORK SHOULDER ROAST . CENTER CUT HAM SLICES . SLICED BACON ......FRYING CHICKEN BREAST FRYING CHICKEN LEGS . FRYING CHICKEN THIGHS STEWING CHICKEN - Cut-up FRYING RABBITS . . .

LAUNDRY AIDSGIANT BOX

RINSO BLUE - CHEER - TIDE 75cGIANT BOX

WHITE KING 'Df . . . . 66cGIANT BOX

SALVO TABLETS . . .CALGON — 40-OZ BOX

WATER SOFTENER . .SPRINGFIELD 32 oz BOTH?LIQUID DETERGENT .SPRINGFIELD PLASTIC ', GALLON JUG

LIQUID BLEACH . . .REGULAR BAR

LUX TOILET SOAP . .

SYRUP & PEANUT BUTTER

BIG BEAR GUARANTEEGjara ileed for flavor and tenderness. If for any ien- son you are not completely satisfied, umply return the package and your money will be cheerfully re 'unded. And in adherence to Big Bear f pricing polcy, you will enjoy this fine meat at a lower co$t.

JOIKNM.IST MAM 01. M MM.f.KKIIX.K Tu Speak llrrr \Vrdncsrta\

Noted British Journalist

To Speak II ere \\ediKxlny

- OTHER HENS

Malcolm Mug^eridgc. a bnl- Former editor of the British liant satirical commentator of humor magazine Punch, author our times, will deliver his lee- of two books, former educator

Eye-View of and newspaper correspondent, the Campus MuKprndgc. at 59. is presently

appearing in lecture lours all over the L'mled States, while putting finishing touches on

PIXIE 10-OZ

WHITE5c SIZE

ALL NICKLEKING SIZE CARTON

CIGARETTES ..... $2.09

PACKAGE

MARSHMALLOWSGUM

Hire, "A Fool'sthe World." inTheater of Kl Cammo College.Wednesday at 8 30 p.m.

As the title of Mr Mugge- ridge's lecture may indicate. "is forthcoming book, "A Por-

19c lOc

SAUCES &> RICE

75c

69c

45c

29c

9c

HUNT'S 6-OZ CAN

TOMATO PASTE . . 2 •„ 25cDFL MONTE 20-OZ. BOTTLE

CATSUP ....... 2k8' ,-OZ PACKAGE

RICE-A-RONI ..... 29c

VEGETABLES & JUICE

hp is an outspoken, critical ad- trait of Our Times " vocate of non-conlormil). Not The delightful wit of the unlike many Knglishmeu. how- British wa s ever present in the ever, Muggeridge fancies the pages of Punch, during the idea of walking through the years that Muggeridge served woods of his country place as as editor. He employed such

writers as Joyce Cary. Noel Coward. J. B Priestly and other* of great reputation, un­ til hit resignation in 1957.

Tickets for the lecture are presently on sale in the Stu­ dent Store, and may be pur­ chased for II general admis­ sion.

being restful and pleasant.

Chest Goal For Harbor Area Set

SPRINGFIELD — T, CAN

PORK & BEANS . . . . IfcSPRINGFIELD — 303 CAN

CUT GREEN BEANS . . 13*NIBLET'S— 12-OZ. CAN

CORN ........ 18cSPRINGFIELD 303 CAN

A goal of 1104.245 is an nounced today by Harbor Area Campaign Chairman Fred Mills and Co-Chairman (!. S iStani Witliamson for support of 170 youth, health and welfare agencies joined in Community i Chest. ;

The campaign slogan U j Assemblyman C1 a y t o n A. "How much do you CARE? ! Dili* this week was assured

I Share the United Way!" To!"'* mpport of business and | find the answer to the ques- professional groups in his cam

Dills Wins Support iFor Office

tion and to insure that all will have the joy of sharing, a total of more than .1.000 vol­ unteers are now mobilizing in the Harbor Area alone.

paign for re-election in the 87th District for an eleventh consecutive term

Dills was notified of his en­ dorsement by spokesmen for

SPRINGFIELD — PANCAKE i WAFFLE — 21-OZ. BOTTLE

SYRUP ....... 27c

PEAS ........ 14«

. . . lOcHUNT'S — WHOLE — 300 CAN

NEW POTATOESLIBBY S 303 CAN

SAUERKRAUT .. $2.99 BLUE CORN SYRUP . . 26cPETER PAN 18 OZ JAR

. $3.77 PEANUT BUTTER . . . . 59cBIG BEAR HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS, HOUSEWARES, SUNDRIES and SOFT GOODS AT LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES!

LIBBY S — 46-OZ

TOMATOCAN

JUICE

2,.33c

. 27c

"Your help is needed," i small business and profession* | Chairman Mills said. > »l men who have pledged ac­

tive support in his campaign for re-election.

Business groups urging the rr elect Ion of Dills include: Southern California (irocera Amn . California Retail Hard-

' ware Assn . Automotive Main­ tenance and liaraue A*sn . Cal­ ifornia Federated Institute, and Retail Druggists

Assemblyman Dills likewise

ALREADY IN the field are commerce and industry chair­ men and committeemen, elicit­ ing substantial gifts from civic minded corporations and larger firms. On Monday at the Plush Horse in Redondo Beach, Employe Chest chairmen and executives will have a kick-off luncheon and briefing to spurgiving by workers In business «'«* unanimously endorsed by

land industrial firms. »" of the Allied Heat Profea-Residential C-Day is set for "lom '"l>"*i"K represenla-

lives of the Legisalivt Com-

IC-

• COLGATE — LARGE SIZE

TOOTH PASTE ..... 27<LISTERINE TWIN PACK

TOOTH PASTE ..... 50cLARGE SIZE

POLIDENT CLEANSER .a> PEPSODENT LIFE LINE

TOOTH BRUSH . . .AQUA VEIVA IARCE SIZE

: AFTER SHAVE LOTIONMENNEN'S — SOF STROK — GIANT SIZ6

.SHAVE CREAM . . .SCHICK — lO'i

KRONA EDGE BLADESVITALIS — SMALL SIZE

. HAIR DRESSING . . . FOIL PACKAGE

: ALKA-SELTZER TABLETSMICRIN MEDIUM SIZE

ORAL ANTISEPTIC . . ANACIN TABLETS . .10C'»

63c

79c

62c

89c

35f

35<

43<

57c

49c

35c

Z7c:

45<:

NORCO ASPIRINS . . SUPER ANAHIST TABLETS 59eTAMPAX TAMPONS 39c

JOHNSON t JOHNSON — JAI

BABY CREAM ....

BABY POWDER . . .POND S SMALL SIZE

COLD CREAM ....SILK N SATIN 3-OUNCE

HAND LOTION . . .MESH ROLL-ON

DEODORANT ....MENNEN S

SPRAY DEODORANT .MAYBELLINE

CAKE MASCARA . . .LARGE SIZE

HALO SHAMPOO . .4-OUNCS

BRECK SHAMPOO . . ADORN HAIR SPRAYIUSTHE CUIIl — 13 OUNCE

HAIR SPRAY ....LARGE SIZE

VO-5 HAIR SPRAY .EVEREAOY — D CELL

FLASHLIGHT BATTERYIVEREADY 9-VOLI

TRANSISTOR BATTERY

. 54c

. 69c

. 43c

. 29c

. 69c

. 59c

. 39c

. 50c

. 50c

$1.39

. 85c

$1.90

. 12c

. 49c

GENERAL ELECTRIC — 6 FEET I

EXTENSION CORD . . . 39cFIRE KING 8 OUNCE

MEASURING PITCHER . . 25cFIRE KING 2-PIECE

DOUBLE ROASTER . . $1.6912-INCH

ALUMINUM COLANDER . $1.09WAGNER — 6-INCH

IRON SKILLET ..... 99c NYLON BASTER . . . . 49cIKCO

CAN OPENER ..... 25(POTATO MASHER . . . 35cfl-Ot'NCE

NO DRIP SERVER . . . 29cLADIES' — SIZES SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE

HALF SLIPS ..... 77cSIZES 8 TO 18

CAPRI & BLOUSE SETS . $2.99MfN'S — SIZES 14 TO 17

WHITE SHIRTS .... $1.97MIN ', SIZiS 28 TO 40

COTTON PANTS . . . $2.99GIRLS' SIZES 3 TO 6«

CORDUROY CAPRIS . . $1.69

next MondayChairman Mills pointed out

that last year nearly IH.UOO San I'edro citizens, including hundreds of children, obtained needed help from Chest-aided agencies. In Wilmington nearly 6,000 families were helped, in Torrance over 12,000 and in (iardena over 8 000

"NOT OM.V are we of the Harbor directly served by 20 Harbor based Chest agencies but virtually all major agencies Mere called upon for child Kuidam-e. family counseling, dental, maternity or p*ychia- trie care or care in clinics and hohpitals," Mills said

"In simple arithmetic, gift* to the C'lii-st provide the big plug of addvd hope for many who need it the young, the old the sick, the troubled If He DO care, we WILL share."

mitlees of the California Med­ ical Assn. California State Dental Aisn, California llos- pit.i' Assn . California Pharma­ ceutical Assn. California As*n. of Dispensing Optician*, lud the Public Health Uague

Dills has been • resident of the District for 37 years and resides at I Ml 5 S. Ainsworth SI, (iardena.

SEIDLVEDA BLVD.RNf OF SEPULVEDA & kYYjtORNE BLVDS.___ BIG BEAR FOODS

Francis to Debate His Amendment

Proposition 24 -- the ini­ tiative constitutional amend­ ment tn outlaw Commumsti and subversives in California

; - will be debated nrxt Friday, I pm at the Mua Costa High

' School. Representing t h e affirma- I live will I* Assemblyman ' IJNIIS Kranns, chief author of

Hie propu»itinn K»son Monroe, enci-ulive direclor of the American Civil Liberties Union

...... ., . «' Southern California, willHalph Kichardson. candidates ^present the opposition for the office of Slate Super- Tickets, which are II dooa- intendent of Public Instruc- |jcn p^r pt. rson ,nay iw u^ lion, vull speak tonight in th«j Uilled by mai | through Stu- South High School i-afetorium, den , Korum Foundation. .'4I 8 P "' I S U Hrea Ave . Inglewuod.

Sponsored by the Torrance by phoning OR 4-20JW, or at ''ouncil uf ITA », ihu will be t n(< duor one of the final debates be- -

School

To Mwl llfr<>Dr Max Hallertv and Dr

iween Rafferty and Richard IDII prior to the \ov 4 t>lec

I n.n Dr Wendell Black. pre»i 'i Ml of lx»i Auijclcs llailxii

i ^ olltuc, Mill inoUfiatf

Vou'i. Not Alon.YOUR NEIGHBOR

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