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The Southern Israelite
A
Southern
Institution
Serving the
South for
38 Years
SMASHING PRICES
Society
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Mrs. Jack Bierman of Valdo <,
and young son, Maurice, recent’ ■’,*
ited their parents. Mr. and Mr .
Minsk at their home on Parkwa-
Drive.
Miss Beatrice Weissman and r an ,
father, Mr. M. Finkelstein
Crew Street, left for New York , ,|.
6th, where they will be the u
Mr. and Mrs. H. Finkelstein
ROGERS 37 or PALMETTO
( Self-Rising )
( Plain )
20% to 30% off
On All
Grades of
FLOUR
Not for a long time have you been able to buy such high grade
and medium good grades of flour as are offered in these . . . .
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Here is a flour equal to even many so-called high grades sold by many merchants. Why
pay 20c to 30c a sack more and get no better flour?
Mr. Louis Cantor of Savannah, Ga
spent the week-end in Atlanta r ndv
Mr. Jack Litchenstein is sp< • ding ,
few days with his mother, Mr> M
Litchenstein. Mr. Litchensteii
his way to the Carolinas when lie will
manage a Publix Theatre.
Mrs. Haskel Finkelstein and son
have returned to their home in \'cw
York after an extensive trip with their
sister-in-law, Mrs. Hattie Weissman.
Mr. Ike May has returned to h
home in Rome, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kesler are making
their home temporarily in Birmingham.
Ala.
Mr. Mutt Goldstein of St. Loui>. Mo,
spent a day in Atlanta recently.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hurowitz & son
Irving, of Dalton, Ga., spent the week
end w’ith their parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. Tenenbaum.
Mrs. Sam Estroff and sons, oi Lake
land, Fla., are the guests of her mother
Mrs. Barkin on Washington St re t.
REDUCED AS FOLLOWS
12 SACK
94 LB.
SACK
48 s £k
QC LB.
SACK
49c
97c
$ 1.81
$ 3.50
WHITE LILY FLOUR
(Plain or Self-Rising)
If you want to pay a little more and get the highest grade flour milled in America . . .
yet priced much lower than other flours supposedly as good . . . try White Lily at these
low prices:
12 J&.
24 skL
48 sk? K
nr lb.
SACK
67c
$ 1.25
$ 2.45
*4.69
Only the choicest—the very best—whe\t is used in making Rogers’ flours—
and we are giving you TREMENDOUSLY REDUCED PRICES in this
big flour sale.
EVIDENCE or CIRCUS
(Plain) (Self-Rising)
Positively the best medium grade low-priced flour you can buy.
12 s k?k
OA LB.
SACK
48 SACK
Q£ lb.
SACK
39c
77c
*1.49
*2.89
Miss Mollye spent the week-end in
Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. M. A. Greenblatt and two chil
dren, Benjamine and Madeline, are re
cuperating from recent tonsil operation'.
Mrs. J. Weill. Biltmore Hotel, has
recently undergone a very serious op
eration at the Piedmont Hospital.
Mr. Bernard Cohen of Washington
Street is visiting his sister, Mrs Jerry
Cheritan, of Chicago.
Mr. Nathan Wolenskv of 1 ampa.
Fla., spent a few days in Atlanta.
Mrs. H. Cohen is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Harry Hurowitz, of Birming
ham, Ala.
Mrs. Sam Levy has recovered trom
a tonsil operation.
Miss Ray Cuba of New York 1 -
is visiting her mother on Washing'’
Street.
Miss Lillian Dostor entertained
open house Sunday night. M i
rs - J ? ke F ?:r:
, M. EISENSTEIN, Soviet •
ector. who is Jewish. 1 tor
United States to do a pn .. a
uglas Fairbanks, bairbank
mber of the Jewish Theatr.ca 1 Lm -
lough the story of his ben g
not credited. .
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