THE MORSiyG OBEGOMAy, TUESDAY. OCTOBER, 2, 1906.
"Peninsular" Stoves, Steel Ranges and Wood Heaters The Best Line Made in America -Basement
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Artistic Picture Framing to Yonr Order at the Very Lowest Prices Second Floor
Sole Portland Agents for "Ostermoor" Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses Third Floor
The M
eier
ranK. store
1 2Mc Flannels at 6c Yar
1 5c to 25c Cotton Suitings 6c Yd.
Two great special lots of fleeced cotton and
cotton suitings to be closed out at ridiculously
low prices The storage space they occupy is
more valuable to us than the merchandise
Every economical buyer in the city wants to
share in this unusual bargain
500 pieces of printed fleeced cotton
flannels. Gray, black, blue and
red. Very best styles for many
l Buy all you want of it, at, yd.
300 pieces of cotton suitings in gray, tan, blue, green and black.
Desirable styles for suiting, children's dresses, housedresses, at
etc. Values from 15c to 25c a yard. Your choice at, yard C
Women's $2.50 Umbrellas $ 1 .98 Ea,
Special lot of "Women's Fast Black Union Taffeta Rainproof Umbrellas, with case, large assortment of de
sirable handles, fancy sterling caps, natural boxwood, bone, horn and pearl novelties; best fl QQ
$2.50 values on sale at this extremely lowprice, each . .P e-PO
Women's 26-inch Twilled Gloria Umbrellas, with sterling caps, pearl and plain Princess j LQ
handles; the best $2.00 values on sale at this extremely low price, each.. P 0'
Complete stock of colored umbrellas,' plain colors, plaids and fancy bordered novelties; prices ran-in all
the way from $3.00 to $6.00 each.
$7.00 Silk Petticoats $3.95
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Great special offering of
300 handsome taffeta silk
petticoats. Made of splen
did quality silk Double
flounce with two rows of
shirring and 3 rows of
pin tucks Colors include
red, tans, browns, green,
navy blue and black, a
style and quality pettt-
coat we sell hundreds of
at $7.00 each, your
choice ot this lot at the
very low
price each
3.95
Mail orders will have our
prompt and careful atten
tionWrite for one today
New line of plaid and checked Silk Waists, in red, green, blue, brown,
white and black; beautiful variety, at, each, froni.Sj54.50 to $14.00
Exclusive line of fancy waists for evening and street wear; silks, laces,
nets, chiftons,. trimmed in lace, embroidery and velvet. The handsomest
showing we ever made. Prices range from $5.00 to $65.00
99
"Harvest Sale
of Muslin
Underwear
Women's fine white Underskirts,
made of beautiful quality cam
brics and lawns, with wide
'flounces of very fine embroi
der', openwork and shadow ef
fects; fine, laces, beading, tucka'
and ribbons; magnificetrTT'et
ticoats, selling regular at prices
ranging from $12.50 to $14.00;
choice at, each ...$8.9S
Women's fine cambric' and nain
sook Drawers, trimmed in em
broideries, laces and insertions,
clusters of tucks and beading;
regular $L50 and 1 5Q
$1.75 values for P
Women's cambric and nainsook
Chemise, trimmed in embroi
deries and hemstitching; regu
lar 50c and 60c values, Ttfif,
on sale at. each DOC
Women's Short Skirt Chemise,
trimmed in fine embroideries,
laces, tucks, insertion, beading
and ribbon; $2.50 to $3.00
values for $1.98
Lace Curtains
Special lot of 200 pairs of new
Madras weave Lace Curtains,
In creajn and Ivory colors,
leaded glass effects and Jap
anese patterns; very pretty
styles and exceptional values
at. per pair 82.40
8000 yards of Cathedral Glass
Madras. 36 inches wide: pat
terns copied from the finest
imported goods all new col
ors; great special value at,
per yard 19d
200 dozen women's and chil
dren's hemstitched and fancy
embroidered initial Handker
chiefs 4-inch hem; fine
quality linen lawn; regular
12 He and 15c values; your
choice at this remarkably
low price, each SC
Women's
Underwear
"Swan" brand of women's silk-mixed
Vests, high neck, long sleeves; col
ors, cream, pink, light blue, all sizes;
best $1.50 value, on sale at this spe
cial low price, garment SI. 19
Women's fine ribbed medium-weight
cotton Union Suits high neck and
long sleeves, ankle-lengtn pants;
best $1.50 value at SI. 19
Women's fine wool Union Suits, high
neck, long sleeves, ankle length; cel
ebrated ' llunsing" brand; sizes 4. 5,
fi; white and natural; great value,
at $2.50
Women's cotton-ribbed Corset Covers
high neck and long sleeves: extra
heavv weight, all styles; best 75c
value, at S7C
Table Linens
Hemstitched Satin Damask
Tablecloths, with hemstitched
Damask Napkins to match; beau
tiful designs; great special values
at the following prices:
2S Ynrdx at $5 per Set.
2x4 Yards at $6 per Set:
2x3 Yards at $7 per Set.
Bleached Satin Damask Table
Linen. 72 inches wide, handsome
design and value extraordinary
at. per yard 90C
Bleached Satin Damask Table
Napkins, large size, best pat
. terns; great special value at this
low price, dozen S52.50
Bleached Satin Damask Table
Linen, full S2 inches wide: best
patters, full value at...$1.60
Bleached Satin Damask Table
Linen, full 90 inches wide mag
nificent designs; great special
value at, yard S3.00
Extra value in hemstitched Linen
Huck Towels, 200 dozen of them
to be sold at H5C
Extra value in hemmed Linen
Huck Towels, at, each 19J
The MEIER & FRANK STORE
Pyrography
Outfits and
Stamped Pieces
It's time to think of the holiday
pyrography work; not quite three
months to finislwdl the pretty pieces
for Christmas5 gifts. We'll help
you start by offering many of the
necessary articles at reduced prices.
Pyrography Outfit, consisting of
stamped basswpod box, No. 51,
point, rubber bulb, cork handle,
benzine bottle, alcohol lamp and
two designed practice pieces; the
entire outfit on sale O
at this low price
25c Glove and Handkerchief Boxes
on sale at, each 14
$1.00 Dresser Boxes for 85
45c Lace Boxes, 2 sizes .-.39
All 25c Plaques and Panels, with
figures and other designs 17
50c Glove Boxes for, each....37
35c Plaques and Panels, each. 27
25c Card Cases for 14
75c Log Cabin Pipe Racks... 5Q
95c Panels, with ballet girls, Japa
nese and fruit designs 69
We give lessons in pyrography
work free of charge Second Floor.
Burnt work done to your order.
Society frames, sofa cushions, pos
tals, book covers, school and college
pennants, etc., etc.
Special sale of 16x20 colored Pic
tures of fruit, game and scenery,
3-inch gilt frames and black and
gilt fancy frames; C 1 AJ.
$2.25 values at f J
"Harvest Sale"
of Small Wares
Lingerie Waist Shields, all sizes, pair,
31c, 35c. 33c and 44c a pair 44c
Adjustable Shields. 75c to $1.00 values,
pair 69c
Always Readv Waist Shields; 75c
value, at . 59
Jap Silk Covered Shields; sale at
pair 19
Extra size nainsook-covered Shields,
No?. S and 9, pair, 3Sc and 43c,
pair 43c
Horn Bones, 1 dozen package for
package ' 7C
"Nottahoo,k" Skirt and Waist Fasten
ers, sets of 2 dozen, on sale at 4c
40-inch Tape Measures at this low
price , . , , . 3c
Tracing Wheels at this low price 2C
Curled hair, 4 -pound package, black
or white, package... 7c and 12c
"Geneva" silk-finished Thread, 500
yard spools, on sale at this low
price 7c
Angora Braids, black and all colors.
Piece 7c
"Manhattan" Braids, black and all
colors, piece ISC
Double Skirt Belting, black and col
ors, yard 3d
Shaped Hair Cloth Flounce, 75c
value i 59c1
Grip Garment Fasteners. 15c value,
dozen . . . . Sc
Crack Garment Fasteners, 13c value,
dozen . 6c
Skirt Gauge. 75c value at, each.. 626
Curvette triple-edge Skirt Braid,
black and colors; great value at.
yard 4C
Kerrs Luster Machine Twist, 300
yards, black only; great value at
this low price 4c
Silk-finish Jacket Lining. 32-inch;
regular 50c values at this low price,
yard 43C
Black Mercerized Moreen; regular 50c
and 75c value at, yard
43c and 67c
Moreen, black and colors. 32-inch, 35c
and 40c value, on sale at,
yard 32c
Black Serge Coat Linings, values
from 35c to 60c a yeard, on sale at
this low price 29c
Fast black Percaline, 10c value,
yard 6c
65c Belts Only
39c Each
Special lot of fancy Silver Belts, with
pearl buckles; regular 50c and 65c
values, on sale at this special low
price, each 39c
Women's Handbags, fitted with card
case, coin purse and small mirror;
silk or leather-lined, walrus and
seal leathers; black, brown, green
and tan 52.50 to $4.50 values, on
sale at this low price '. . .$2.39
Women's Silk Belts, in all colors,
with or without buckles; $1.50 to
$3.30 values, on sale at this low
price, each; take advantage. .98c
We Are Sole Portland Agents for "Perrins" Real French Kid Gloves Great Variety
Trunks and Traveling Bags Largest and Best Stock on the Coast Third Floor
The Meier Frank Store
Cfaild'n's White Dresses
3.50 Vak
Broken lines of Children's White Dresses Ages 1 to 3
years Very handsome styles trimmed in embroidery, laces.
tucks, beading and insertion Long waisted and Mother
Hubbard styles Beautifully made and finished throughout
Good assortment to select from Values ranging from
98
am mm
$2.50 to $3.50 each Your choice while
they last at the special low price of, each
$1.98
No Mail Orders Filled
Dr. Denton's Knit Sleeping Garments, with feet and drop seat; prevents
children from catching cold when they kick the bed coverings off; great
special values in all sizes as follows:
Ages 1 to 3 years : Ages 4 to 7 years : Aces 8 to 10 years :
59c Each 69c Each 87c Each
Women's Outing Flannel Gowns, in fancy stripes, kimono and Mother Hub
bard styles, trimmed in fancy braids, silk and stitching; all C 1
sizes; regular $1.50 and $1.75 values, on sale at, each S
"Harvest Sals" Drugs and Notions
Flexible Dressing Combs, lightest
and most serviceable comb
made; great value at.....28
Ingram's Zodenta, for the teeth,
with tooth brush holder.. 16
"Violet" Witch Hazel, for use
after shaving; special 1
value at this price
Violet Ammonia, delightful for
toilet and bath ; 25c bot-1 Qr
tie for this low price. . . -7 V
Eath Mitts; spcl value at..l9J
Pocket Mirrors, good size...8
"Ninetta" Face Powder, a pure
rice powder; great value at.8
"Batha sweet" Powder and Toi
let Soap; great special value at
this low price.. 16
Plain Copper Wire Hangers. 4i
Bent Neck Nickel Coat Ar
Hangers at, each ."w
Folding Coat Hangers for...8
Combination Suit Hang- 1
ers for this low price. . . VC
Best Trouser Hangers for. . 12
Nickel-plated Trouser Hanger,
with clothes shield; spcl.,19i
Door Loops nd Shelf Bars.l2
Eaton-Hurlburt's fine box Pa
pers, all styles and colors; reg
ular 50c value, on sale at.28
Cards and invitations printed or
engraved to your order at the
very lowest prices, at stationery
counters, main floor. Full line
of Waterman's Pens.
Jewelry Specials
8-Dav Kitchen Clocks, oak frames,
strike every half hour; value extra
ordinary at this low prie.
each - S2.23
New Mission Clock of attractive dp
sign; best $2.50 value, on sale at
this special low price, each. $1.98
Gold-filled Bracelets, popular styles
every one absolutely guaranteed:
grand value at this, low price
each S1.9S
Gold-filled Neck-Chains. 14-inch
every one warranted, each 59J
Solid Gold Hearts, entire new line;
.great special value OSC
Solid Gold Beautv Pins, best values
in town at, each 9SC
Toe "Nethersole" gold-filled Brace
lets, all finishes $1.98
Large variety of plain and stone-set
Crosses, Jl.ilO values 5f)C
Fancy Hat Pins, every one a noveltv.
50c values 23c
"Harvest Sale" Men's Furnishings
Men's Flannelette Night Robes, beBt
quality, nicely made and trimmed;
military or regular collar, all sizes;
great special value at, each. . .75
Special line of men's Cashmere finish
Socks, in plain black, 1
all sizes; great value at " I C
Special lot of 100. men's Umbrellas,
silk Gloria covering, plain and fancy
handles, in great assortment; steel
rod, close rollers ; granc C 1 fyQ
values at this low price. S JS
Men's extra quality natural wool Un
derwear, first and. second quality
slight imperfections, all sizes, shirts
and drawers ; regular $2.00 values,
on sale at, per garment SjSl.Oo
Men's fine linen hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, 25c values, on 1
sale at this low price, each..
Men'i .best quality Japanese Crepe
Golf .Shirts, in plain colors, white,
tan, blue and brown; attached or
detached cuffs, all sizes; $1.50 values, on sale at 95
In the Basement
1000 Glazed Jardinieres, in assorted
colors very best styles grand val
ues as follows:
6- inch, 25c vales, on sale at this
low price :....19c
7- inch, 40c values, on .sale at this
low price 31C
8- inch. 60c values, on sale at this
low price 47c
S-incn, 75c values, on sale at this
low price 59
Blue and whife Japanese Umbrella
Stands. $175 values, on sale
at $1.3T
$1.5.') Tokanabe Umbrella Stands
at $1.18
Tokanabe Japanese Jardinieres reduced:-
2.1c values at ISC 3Sc -value, at 25C
40c values at SOC 50c values at 37C
1000 Japanese Green Teapots; regu
lar 30c values, for this low price,
each .ISC
1300 Japanese Mush Bowls, each. 3c
PORTABLE CAS LAMPS
$2.44 EACH
Special lot of handsome Gas Por
tables, fully equipped with tubing,
chimney, "Lindsay" burner and
mantie. all readv to connect; best
value ever offered at this low price,
each . $2.4 4
Great Lace and Embroidery Sale
Machine-made linen Lace Edges and Insertions, 34 to 2
inches wide; pretty designs, in great assortment; Of
12 yards in a piece; phenomenal value at, piece..."'''
3000 yards of Swiss and Cambric Embroideries and. Inser
tions, 3 to IS inches wide; beautiful designs, suitable for
lingerie waists, underwear, etc., etc.; 6 C 1 QO
yards in a strip; values up to $4.50 at, strip. .V '
Allover Batiste and Swiss Embroidery; magnificent designs
for lingerie waists; large assortment; values p
up to $4.00 a yard; your choice, per yard MP
45-inch black Point d 'Esprit and Dotted Nets, very .newest
thing for evening waists and gowns; two great lots, on
sale at special low prices:
$1.25 values S9 $1-75 values. . . .$1.29
Scarfs and Center Pieces
at Half Price
TThite Linen and Swiss Scarfs, Centerpieces
and Pillow Shams, hemstitched linens, Jap
anese and Mexican drawn work, Swiss
scarfs and shams, with fluted ruffle and
colored linings; lace and insertion trimmed;
immense assortment to select from; some
pieces are slightly soiled; values ranging
from 50c to $5.00 each ; your choice at one
half regular prices. Second Floor.
TO REVOKE LICENSE
Council Committee Votes - to
Close Italian Saloon.
VICTORY FOR RESIDENTS
People Living in Neighborhood of
' Fifth and Sheridan Streets Tes
tify Resort Is Conducted in
Disorderly Manner.
Such a. storm 6f protest was raised
against the Italian saloon at Fifth and
Sheridan streets before the Liquor Li
cense Committee of the Council yesterday
afternoon that it was recommended that
the licence of the proprietor. Mike Degldio
be revoked. Another Italian saloon, con
ducted by Casclato & Bagnone at Fourth
and Sheridan, was also slated for an In
vestigation before the committee, but so
much time was consumed putting Degidlo
out of business that the hearing of tes
timony against the other resort of Little
Italy had to be postponed until the next
meeting.
The largest crowd which has attended
a meeting of a Council committes for
majiy months was present for the inves
tigation of the two notorious Italian
saloons of South Portland. A large num
ber of property-owners from the vicinity
of the places came to protest against
their continuance and members of the
police department told of the bacJ rep
utation which the resorts have bome. A
large delegation from Portland's Italian
colony was also on hand.
E. S J. McAllister appeared as attor
ney for the property-owners and gave
the Fifth and Sheridan street dive a se
vere grilling. He called upon more than
half a dozen property owners living with
in a block of the place, who testified as
to its disreputable character. They as
serted that .the saloon had become so
great a cause of trouble since the grant
ing of the license about a year ago that
the vicinity had come to be almost un
bearable as a residence district. Rows,
they said, were frequent and the noise of
the shouting and cursing patrons of the
place was an almost constant nuisance,
especially Sundays, when the Italians
gathered in great numbers at the place.
Police officers testified to the generally
bad reputation of the resort and a re
port from Inspector Bruin was read, cit
ing numerous times that trouble had been
reported from the two saloons in the last
two months. The testimony was of one
accord in that the Degidio saloon was
poorly conducted and that It had been
the cause of a decrease in property val
ues in the neighborhood. It was shown
that the chief playground of the Italian
children is immediately in front of the
place, and that they are constantly con
fronted with the spectacle of drunken,
cursing men.
H. H. Xorthup, as counsel for Degidio,
while asserting that saloons are not de
sirable In a residence district, argued
that the resort conducted by his client
was not so bad as it had been painted.
If the residents wanted it out, he as
Bertedk the proper thing to do would be
to vote it out under the local option law.
Councilman Vaughn moved that the
license be revoked, and Councilman Mas
ters seconded the motion. The only dis
senting vote was cast by Councilman
Annand. It is probable that the com
mittee will recommend revocation of the
license of Casiato & Ragnone at the next
meeting, as there Is said to be a senti
ment against it almost as strong . as
against the other. The license held by
Degidio was granted a year ago in the
face of a remonstrance signed by more
than 300 names.
So much time was' consumed by the
investigation of the saloon at Fifth and
Sheridan streets that several matters
which were to come before the commit
tee were laid over. Among these was
the investigation of the Pullman saloon,
conducted by John Conraa In response
to a request of Councilman Annand no
further action will be taken in this pro
ceeding for two months. Mr. Annand is
to be absent from the city for that
length of time and wished to be present
when thA tf-Vtnfari ehni.l x
The fight on the Chinese gin joints was
postponed for a week, although many
representatives on both sides were pres
ent at the meeting.
The . following liquor licenses were
recommended granted: Landsberg &
Strasdin. 63 North Third street: Smith &
Hackman, East Water and East Mor
rison streets; B. G. Cooper, 61 Russell
street; New Commercial Company. 100
First street; W. F. McGilvray, 676 Thur
man street; Thomas H. Conley. 87 Fourth
street.
TENDERS FOR DIGGING TTMA
TILDA DITCHES OPENED.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
If Baby Is Cnttlnr Teeth
B oure and use that old and well-tried rem
edy, Mr a. Window's Soothing Syrup, for chil
dren teethlnc. It soothes the child, often
the umi. allays all pain, cures wind collo
and diarrhoea.
Supervising Engineer Henry Will
Send Bids to Washington, Where
Contracts AVill Be Let.
Bids for the construction of the dis
tributing canals of the Umatilla irriga
tion project were opened yesterday in
the office of D. C- Henny, Supervising
Engineer of the Reclamation Service.
The contract was not awarded, but rec
ommendations will be made to Chief
Engineer F. H. Newell at Washington,
who will name the successful bidder.
Word Is expected from Washington
within a short time, as the limit for
completing the work is May 1, 1907.
and' the one who gets the contract will
have none too long to finish it.
The canals to be dug are practically
all through dirt, with but little rock.
The bids were asked on two sections,
indicated in the specifications as Sched
ule 1 and Schedule 2. The firt includes
a little more than half the distributing
canals and involves the removal of a
total of- 165.000 cubic yards. Schedule
2 includes the moving of 150,000 yards.
Bids submitted for the work were as
follows:
E. T. Johnson A Co., Portland Schedule 1.
only 16 cents a cublo yard, or total of 531.
030 for the 165.000 yards.
Naylor & Norlin Company. Lewiston. Idaho
Schedule 1, 20 cent a yard, total $33,000;
schedule 2. .23 cents a yard, total $34.500. .
Newport l&a-l A Construction Company.
Hermiston. Or. Schedule 1. 18Vi cents a cu
bic yard, total $30.112 50; schedule 2. 20Vi
cents a yard, total $30,750.
Seaman. Davis & Co., Portland Schedule
1. 20 cents a .yard, total $33,000; schedule 2,
20 cents a yard, total $30,000.
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Company,
Seattle Schedule 1. 17.9 cents a yard, total
$29,535; schedule 2, 13 9 cents a yard; total
$29.S5f
Standard Construction Company." Portland
Schedule 1, 25 cents a yard, total $1,250;
schedule 2, 25 cents a yard, total 37,500.
Thomas Jaques, Pilot Bock. Or. Schedule
1 only, 12U cents a cubic yard, total $20,212.50.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING
Many Important Matters to Come
Before Body This Evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Trade will be held in the Board
of Trade rooms in the Chamber of Com
merce buildin? this evening at 8 o'clock.
As several important matters are to come
up for discussion it is expected there will
be a large attendance of members.
The Columbia River jetty problem will
be considered and it is also probable that
the matter of river pilotage will bo
brought up. Public docks are also on the
programme for consideration.
There is a possibility that at this meet
ing the report of the committee on legis
lation, which is now engaged In drawing
up a new state water law for presenta
tion to the Legislature next Winter will
be presented. This bill will provide
regulations for the use of all public water
rights in the state for agricultural and
manufacturing purposes and will be a
measure of great Interest to all water
users.
Bed Eye and Eyelids. Weak Eyes
And Tired Eyes Need ""rf" jCv
EXPLOSION LIFTS TRACKS
WRECK NARROWLY AVERTED
ON BOISE BRANCH ROAD.
Train Was Running Very Fast and
AH the Passengers Felt
the Shock.
BOISE. Idaho. Oct. i. (Special.) Consid
erable excitement has been caused by an
accident on the Boise branch road at 5
o'clock this afternoon. The train from
Boise was behind its usual time and was
running very fast. When it was thra
miles from Nampa there came a loud ex
plosion under the trucks of the engine.
There were two reports, the first being
much lighter than the second, the front
trucks were lifted from the rails but
dropped back squarely and the train went
on without accident
C.j E. Heckman. the engineer, states
the explosion loosened his cap and the Jir
as his machine again struck the rails
knocked it off. The passengers in ea.-h
car thought the explosion was directly
under them. The baggagemaster and fire
man saw a man in a buggy on an eleva
tion nearby. He was standing watching
at the moment of the explosion, but drove
off immediately afterward.
When you suffer from sick headache,
dizziness, constipation, etc., remembr
Carter s Little Liver Pills will relieve you.
One pill is a dose.
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT COMPANY
228 Alder St, Between 1st and 2d Sts.
"FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST"
Pure, Clean, Healthy, Wholesome, Unadulterated Meats.
Soup Bones, per lb 3J
Soup. Meat, per lb. 4c
Liver, per lb 5J
Oxtails, each ;..5J
Boillns; Beef, per lb.' . SC
Beef Stew, per lb 5j
Short. Ribs Beef, per lb SC
Mutton for Stew, per ib 5C
Corned Beef, per lb 6C
Mutton Roasts, per lb. -1 ........... Sc
Veal for Stew, per lb SC
Shoulder Steak, per lb.- SC
Best cuts of Pot Roast, per ib 8
Shoulder Mutton Chops, per lb....lOC
Roast Veal, per lb IOC
Breast Veal, per lb. IOC
Rolled Roast Beef, ner lb IOC
Round Steak, oer lb 1Ai
Hamburg SteaK, per lb. IOC
Sausage, per lb IOC
Franklurt style Sausage, per lb.. . - Oc
Prime Rib Roast Beef, per lb 12V4d
Prime Rib Steak, per lb lSVie
Loin Steak, per lb 12V4
Loin Roast Mutton, per lb 12
Loin Mutton Chops, per lb 12V4C
Pork Roast, per lb ISY2C
Pork Cftops. per lb 12V4
Veal Cutlets, per lb 12VcC
Pressed Cooked Cornbeef, per lb.iae
Hams, choicest quality, per lb. ...X7C
Breakfast Bacon, very choicest, per
lb
Pure I-ard (we do not handle com
pounds or mixtures;, o l us GOC
W will (rive still lower prices to all who use quantities or quarters.