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DECEMBER 2, 1920.
ONTARIO MEAT & GROCERY ' CO.
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Wc Want The World To Know That Wc Have Certainly
CUT THE PRICE OF MEAT
We have cut our prices so low that others can no
longer put on Special Sales and make you believe they
are'GIVING YOU SOMETHING. We take pleasure in
quoting you the following prices, which are OUR REG
ULAR PRICES EVERY DAY, until conditions make
possible further reductions. Read these prices :
BEEE
B:ef, b the quarter, per lb. - lie
Pot Roast, per lb - - - 15c
Shoulder Steak, per lb. - - 18c
Rib Boil, per lb. - - - 10c
Prime Rib Roast, per lb. - 20c
Round Steak, per lb. - - 22c
Sirloin Steak, per lb. - - - 27c
Bamberger Steak, per lb. - 15c
PORK
Half Hog, per lb. - - - 15c
Shoulder of Pork, per lb. - 16c
Pork Roast, per lb. - 25c to 30c
LARD
Pure Kettle Rendered Lard, 10 lb. $2.40
Pure Kettle Rendered Lard, 5 lb. $1.25
LOIN AND RIB
Pork Chops, per lb. - - - 30c
Pork Sausage, per lb. - - 20c
Pure Pork Sausage, in links, lb. 30c
Spare Ribs, per lb. - - 20c
LAMB AND MUTTON
Leg of Lamb, per lb. - - 30c
Lamb Chops, shoulder, per lb. - 20c
Lamb Chops, loin, per lb. - 30c
Lamb Stew, per lb. - - - 10c
VEAL
Half a Veal, large, per lb. 12 1-2c
Half a Yeal, small, per lb. - 17c
Veal Chops, shoulder, per lb. - 20c
Veal Roast, shoulder, per lb. - 15c
Veal Stew, per lb. - - - 10c
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Remember Every Day is Sale Day at Our Store
ONTARIO MEAT & GROCERY CO.
H. H. TUNNY
P. P. RYAN
GEO. P REIHSEN
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MIrh Knthor Johnson Is tho special
nurso of Mrs. Prod Englo, operated
on at the Holy Hosnry Hospital, at
Ontario. Mrs. Englo will ho hrot
homo Monday.
Miss Loin Davis arrived Wednen
day from Hood Illvcr, Oregon, called
homo hy tho death ot lior mother,
Mrs. Davis.
Kenneth Plshor Is homo after a
fow days spent at Nompa and Cald
well. Mrs Ed nurkord, of Dernlcu, Ida.,
camo Friday to visit until Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Puchert.
Mr. H. It. Flckcn Is enjoying a
visit from his brother, John Flckcn
of KansaB.
Mr. and Mrs. A, Pcrroll, of Sarlna,
Illinois, are visiting Mrs. PerrollV
bother, Mr. J. F McCleur on tholr
wny to California for tho winter.
They will leavo Monday.
Grant Williams Is homo from
Washington University, Scattlo, until
aftor tho Christmas holidays.
Miss Hupp Is homo from a trip to
Dolso.
Mr nml Mrs. Frank Thompson
hud as their Tlinnknglvlng guests Mr.
and Mrs. I-. II Illch, Mr. and Mrs.
Chorion I,, Hlcli, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Dalzell, Mr. Frank Hlch and son,
Vornlo nich.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hollonhock
and sen, Charles Hohert and Mrs.
James worn cntcrtlned to a turkoy
dinner a' the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs,
Thoo Meyer hoyond Ontario. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Ollmoro woro nlro
guosts.
Hunday was tho twentieth wedding
anniversary ot Mr. and Mm. U. II
Itl"l and tho occasion wns celebrat
ed by a big dinner having as tholr
guests tholr sons nnd daughters nnd
their families.
Mr. and Mrs. I I). Ilosscn had as
their guests Thanksgiving Day Mr.
nnd Mrs, O. K. Ilosscn, of Payette,
Mr. and Mrs J. It. Wells, nnd daugh
tor, l.oona, Mr. and Mrs, H. Darnall
and daughtor, I.oonn, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles fitowart and dailghter, nnd
Mr, and Mrs. Danall, of Parma.
Itov. nnd Mrs. Vnu Duson, Mr,
Ollvor nnd sister woro guests Thanks
giving Day of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. K.
Ho Ulold.
Mr. and Mrs, II. C. Gnrdner onter
ta'nod on Thanksgiving day Mr, and
Mis. II. H. Iloomor nnd son, II It
Jr , and daughters Iols and Jean.
Mr. nnd Mrs, M Purchort, Mr, nnd
Mrs. Clnronco Flcken. Mr. nnd Mrs
W. A. Colwoll and Ilothol. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ed Jonos. Mr. and Mrs, Wm
Hondrlx nnd Mrs. Drokolhurst woro
ontortnlnod In Payette Thnnksglvlng
day at a prottlly uppolntod dinner nt
tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. N. Todd.
Mr. nnd Mrs. (Joo, McKcown en
tertained to n Inrgo dinner party
Thanksgiving. Tholr guests -woro
Mrs. Spalnhowar nnd daughter, Vol
mn, MlBs"Wohhor, Miss West, Miss
Ilarrott, and Mr. Harold Mills, of
Wlldor.
Mr. and Mrs. A H, Kldrodgo on
tortalned ThanksglvlnB day two mom
A Merchant's Lunch
For Just 50 Cents
THIS is one of the changes that will be
found at THE NEW CAFE.
Now under new ownership
and new management.
ALL WHITE HELP
WHITE MEN OWNERS
Ranchers, when you come to town, come to
THE NEW CAFE
Back of First National Bank
liors ot tholr rolatlvos, Including FOR KENT Small furnished
Mrs. Mary Ilurnott nnd two sons who liouno with gnrdon, berries, nhado
camo down from Wolsor, nml fruit. It. 11. Itlchurdson. Phono
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jool Ilayer had a'. CG-M. G2.
tholr guests Thnuksgtvlng. day Aim
and Mrs.
tors,
r gucsis llinuKBRiYiiiK. uay mm
Mrs. It. C. Wilson and daugh-1 ,, .,,., n,mi, ....i..., .,,,.
Mnrltin nml Fvo of Pavotto ' h'1 HAIjk UOOlI cnllllg UpplOH.
, Martha and uvn. oi l ayoiio. 0 ooIoyi PrumnnU( ,ilono 40.2.
82352-1-2 pd.
FOIt HAt.B Scrjpps Iloolh car,
101H Model $600. Sco It. W. Swag
Icr. 822 02-1.
FOIt 8AI.K High grado Jersey
rows nnd hnlfers. Prices right. J. A.
lI.nckoy, quurtur mile S. K. Ontario,
Htockynrds. 62-1
FOIt BAMJ Ilojio, 10x24, ut n
'bargain. ptirchasar must movo
building from lot. For particulars
I sou I. E. Onkes, Offlco Wilson bund
ling. Phono 72; or rosldonco phono
Il79-M. 82052-3
ram;v
FOIt BAI.K 8mnll vlctrola nnd
.records. Phono 42-W. Mrs. Illaucho
HPSLTHV MPW YFAP 'Andorson. C2-1-2 pd.
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I S A L E Sweaters. Shoes. Wool Goods. Silks, Blankets, Furnishings
Watch For The Daily Specials-Come,- Bring Your Friends and Neighbors
For Wc Want You to Share in The Fiesta of Lower Prices
The
Great Unloading Sale
Think What It Means to You Mr. and Mrs. Buyer of Ontario
We have brought to your door the downward trend of prices in merchandise and
now when you have wanted those many things that you could not afford, some few
weeks ago, you can now. Come to this store, the store that has been for the people
and made it possible for you to be better dressed, to have many things in necessities,
and at a tremendous saving to you.
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Charmeuse,
Satin,
Taffetta
$1 8
Rader Bros. Co
The Store That Treats You Ridit
Messatine
Taffettas
Crepe de Chine, Georgettes
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