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We know, and are indebted to, two fine groups
of people: our customers and our employees.
We can without reservation state that never
in our ten-plus years of operation have we
been so thoroughly pleased with both- We
believe that many of our customers would like
to get better acquainted with our friendly,
helpful employes. Thus, this ad.
Kelly Elliott
Home town, Overton. Petrol
eum Engineering major. Senior.
Graduates June ’51. Grocery
experience, 4 years part-time.
Part - time checker and clerk.
Wile, Bobbie Nell Elliott.
Betty tlssery
Who hails from Roscoe, Texas.
Three years grocery experience.
The cash register to her is what
the piano is to Iturbi. So, for
that matter, is the piano. Pretty,
cheerful, dependable, .energetic.
Her husband Bobby is lucky and
he knows it. A major in Ag.
Eco^ he unfortunately gradu
ates next June.
Horace Enderle
Part-time market man, Senior
Chemical Engineering. Grocery
and Market experience, 9 years.
Graduates Jan. ’51, upon grad
uation is employed by Westing-
house. He is from San Antonio.
Horace will launch his marital
and professional careers simul
taneously.
Billy Y. Parker
Part-time market man, home
town Ft. Worth. Single, with
6 years retail grocery experience.
Has had three years in college,
now a Freshman in Vet. Medi
cine. Graduates June ’54.
Mrs. Katherine Davis
Home town Gainesville. Handles
capably any job in the store, in
cluding meat cutting. 10 years
grocery experience. She and
husband Harvey operated their
own store for several years af
ter his military service, but he
wanted to finish his education.
He graduates in Jan. ’52, a Me
chanical Engineering major.
DO YOU WORRY
About the “younger generation”, and
what the world is coming to? If you
do, just think of this. Billy Parker,
Kelly Elliott, Betty and Bobby IJs-
sery are each 20 years of age, while
Horace Enderle is 21- We think that
anyone who knows them will agree
that they are “turning out” all right.
Specials for Friday & Saturday — Jan. 5th & 6th
Below Today’s Wholesale Cost.
Tall Cans Daricraft
MILK . . . . 2 cans 25c
Vacuum Cans—Chase and Sanborn’s
COFFEE
. lb. 75c
Popular Brands
CIGARETTES.... Carton $1.86
Quarters—Colored
DIXIE OLEO lb. 30c
All White—Large—Infertile—Our Best Grade
EGGS .... Doz. 69c
You Will Soon See 20c Per Can on Slightly Larger
Size Cans—No. 300—Rusk
TOMATOES 3 cans 34c
No. 2y> Cans Hunt’s Halves
PEACHES .... can 29c
Save By the Case—Best Bny By Analysis—Prince
DOG FOOD ........ can 10c
CASE OF 48 CANS $4.65
Gold Medal
FLOUR 5 lb. bag 45c
No. 2 Cans KimbeU’s
CUT GREEN BEANS. .2 cans 29c
No. 2 Cans Curtis
CUT GREEN BEANS... can 10c
No. 2 Cans Wolf
CHIU .
. can 62c
Kraft’s Salad Dressing
MIRACLE WHIP pint 34c
Kraft’s Miracle—8 Oz.
FRENCH DRESSING 15c
y 2 Lb. Hershey’s
COCOA
each 21c
12 Oz. Peter Pan
PEANUT BUTTER jar 29c
For Making Chocolate Chip Cookies.
HERSHEY’S DAINTIES, 2 pkg, 39c
CRISCO 3 lbs. 97c
24 Oz. Round Pkgs—Gordy’s
TABLE SALT ..... 2 pkgs. 15c
Cow Brand—(limit 1)
BAKING SODA .... lb. box 10c
No. 2L£ Cans Airmail
HALVES APRICOTS . . . can 23c
• PRODUCE •
5 Size Texas
LETTUCE .... 2 for 17*
C. A.—Golden Yellow
BANANAS .... 2 lbs. 25c
Russett—Mesh Bag
POTATOES .. 10 lbs. 39*
California
CARROTS . 2 bunches 19*
Texas—Mesh Bag
ORANGES ... 5 lbs. 29c
Delicious
APPLES . . . 2 lbs. 29c
• FROZEN FOODS
Honor Brand
BROCCOLI . . pkg. 29*
Birdseye
PEAS ... 2 pkg. 49*
Snow Crop—6 Oz. Can
ORANGE JUICE, 2 cans 41*
MARKET SPECIALS
F Armour’s Star
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1 Armou
BACON .
Armour’s Dexter
BACON .
Hormel All Meat
FRANKS
Kraft Velveeta
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lb. 53c
lb. 43c
lb. 47e
CHEESE . . 2 lb. box 85c
FRYERS or HENS, lb. 49c
End Cuts
PORK CHOPS... lb. 55*
Grade AA
LOIN STEAK ... lb. 89c
Grade AA Square
SHOULDER ROAST, lb. 63*
Beef Rib
STEW MEAT ... lb. 39*
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Hayward Peterson
First started at the Southside
eight years ago. After three
years in the Navy, he entered
the automobile mechanics school
and is now “in ignition”. He
still works part-time for us. Is
married and has 2 children. Owns
his home and is a solid citizen.
James Winn
Market Manager. About his
first job after leaving Consoli
dated High School was with the
Southside ten years ago. Has
worked continuously since, ex
cept for almost three years array
service. At home in any part of
the store. Interested in his work
and his customers. Married,
Wife, Fay, son Jimmy.
EUis Folsom
Ellis Folsom, Market Assistant
and stock clerk. Native of North
Zulch. Four years Grocery and
market experience, more than
three years in the Army. Mar
ried, wife Gene. An amiable
and reliable man.
Lewis Glover
Produce Department Manager.
He is all smiles today as we are
installing our big new refrigera
ted produce and fruit display
case. W'e would not be able to
get a man of Lewis’ experience
had he not bought a home in Gar
den Acres and just naturally pre
fers this to Houston, where he
was a chain store manager for
about seven years. Four years
Army service. Married, three
children.
Ray Oden , . .
“the old man”
“Somebody owes me a thirty-
five year service button.”
“Hard work does it.”
“The cash-and-carry plan of op
eration better serves the great
est number of people. Thanks
for helping keep it that way.”
PREMIUMS
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After very careful deliberation we
have decided that we will discontinue
our premiums. Uncle Sam has prom
ised us a lot of headaches from labor
shortages and probable red tape by
renewed regulations. We think we
had better simplify operations as
much as possible. We lose one man
in January, two in June.
— We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities —
Southside Food Market
3 Blocks Due South Of Kyle Field — College Station