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THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1906.
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Portland Agents for Butterick Patterns The Delineator Colombia Yarns, Etc., Etc.
Perrins Real French Kid Cloves School and College Pennants on the Third Floor
eier ( Frank Store
Open Until 9:30 Established 1657 Open Until 9;30
en's Wear Specials Today
M
Men's colored border linen lawn Handkerchiefs; best 15c values, on sale 1 As
today at this special low price, each "
Men's 50c Lisle Suspenders.'best quality, made with kid ends and tabs; iQ
great special value at this unusually low price
Men's fine worsted Underwear, medium weight, natural color, all CI 1 C
sires shirts and drawers: regular $1.50 values, at, per garment. P 1 1 J
Men's Fall weight flannel Shirts, plain striped effects, soft attached col- 5i-
lar; all sizes; great special value at this low price
Men's corded Madras Pleated Shirts, light grounds with small, neat 0! 1 1 C
figures, all sizes; regular $1.50 values, on sale at this low price, ea. J
Men's fine cashmere wool Sos. in plain colors; gray, oxfords and blacks; 1 '
35c value, on sale at this special low price, pair
Men's new flannelette Night Shirts, made full size and extra long; best CQg
styles; $1.50 values, on sale at this unusually low price, each Of C
Boys' Buster Brown Sweaters best styles, at this special low price, each..T9J
Women's 50c Handkerchiefs at 1 5c
On sale today, 100 dozen women's French imported colored Handkerchiefs, silk and linen finish; endless
assortment of beautiful styles floral, dotted and striped effects; blue, pink, green, gray, tan.and C
lavender. Regular 50c values, on sale today, while they last, at this phenomenally low price, each. JC
Fall Styles in Men's Hats
Our Men's Hat Department is
showing the latest models in
Derby and Soft hats in all grades
and most desirable shades
Every hat guaranteed Stetson
Hats $4.00 and S5.00 each
Hawes Hats always $3.00 M.
&. F. Special Hats $2.50 and $3.
Young Men's "College" Tele-
scope Hats' in black, gray, tan
and brown Boys Caps and Hats, all prices
Stationery
"500" Score Cards, dozen 8
"500" Score Pads, each 16
Bridge Whist Pads, each X5
"Bicycle" or "Bee" Playing Cards,
special, package 19
Tally Cards; very large variety;
new novelties; 25c values, at,
dozen , 19
Odds and ends in Tinted and Bor
dered Paper; 75c values, to be
closed out at 39
Women's Knit Underwear
Women's heavy cotton Vests and
Pants; high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length; nicely finished;
best 35c values; on sale at
this special low price, per
garment 2o
Women 's pure white heavy cot
ton Vests and Pants; high neck,
long sleeves, ankle length; sizes
4, 5, fi; great special value
at. oOO
Women's heavy cotton fleece
lined Vests and Pants; high
neck and long sleeves; perfect
fitting; regular fi-5c values, at.
garment 43
Women's heavy-weight cotton
Union Suits; hish neck and
long sleeves, well . made, all
sizes; 65c values, on sale at.-18
Women's "Swan" brand Swiss
ribbed Vests; high neck and
Ion;; sleeves, all sizes; best $1
values, on sale at, per gar
ment 78
Women's fine Swiss ribbed cot
ton Vests and Pants; pure
whit, perfect fitting garments;
high neck, long sleeves, ankle
length; sizes 4. 5. 6; regular
75c values, on sale at, per gar
ment 537
Women's fine wool and cotton
Vests and Pants; high neck and
long sleeves, ankle length ; good
Winter weight, nicely made and
finished; 75c value, at....5T
Women's extra fine cream and
natural cashmere wool Vests and
Pants; high neck and long
sleeves: regular $1.25 values; in
all sizes, on sale at this low
price .' S9
Women's extra fine white fleece
lined Union Suits; high neck
and long sleeves. rich silk fleece;
$1.50 values; all sizes, at..98
Women's fine ribbed wool Union
Suits; "MunsLng" brand, nat
ural or white, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length; $3.50
values $2.69
Picture Dept.
Specials
Panorama of Portland 7$
Etchings and Carbons framed in 2
inch brown oak frames; sizes lOx
IS inches and 10x20 inches; $2
values; on sale at S1.45
Sheet Pictures of Christy, Henry,
Hutt. Gibson, Allen, Gilbert and
Underwood; great values at..2o
Drug Sundries
Loonen's Tooth Brushes, best French
brush made; values up to 35c each,
on sale at 19C
Ebony and Cocobola Na'il Buffers,
best padding: special 2SC
Emery Boards, good quality. doz.-7C
Danderine, the great hair grower;
5r bottle on sale at 36C
Tetlow's Antiseptic Cold Cream. H
Ib. cans; prreat value X9C
Holmes' Fragrant Frostilla 16C
Choice of our entire line of 5c Toilet
Soaps at. 3 cakes IOC
"Fairy" Soap "It Floats"; great
value at, per dozen -4oC
"Okayed" Toilet Papers, large rolls;
good quality, at. roll 7C
60C per dozen rolls.
Eight sryles of Whisk Brooms, plain
or fancy: 2oc values 19C
Scissors and Shears, steel laid: every
pair guaranteed to give satisfac
tion: all sizes 19C
Ever Ready Safety Razors. 1 dozen
blades: every one guaranteed;
great value at Sl.OO
The Meier dS Frank Store
ESTABLISHED IN 1857
to 9:30 Specie
Is
The usual array of special bargains
for Saturday evening shoppers Mer
chandise of the highest grade marked
at surprisingly low prices Store
open until 9:30 Extra salespeople
in all departments 6 to 9:30 only
Women's 75c Underwear for 43c
Women's extra warmNaturaI Wool Vests and Pants, good heavy weight,
nice rich fleece: all sizes; regular 75c values, on sale tonight from A!
6 to 9:30 only at this extremely low price, per garment '
Men's $ 1 .50 Storm Leggins, pr. 69c
! Special lot of Men's Mackintosh Storm Leggins. in black and navy blue, no
I buttons, no straps, easily adjusted: regular $1.50 values, on sale LQ
from 6 to 9:30 only at this wonderfully low price, pet pair "7fc
$1.00 to $20.00 Necklaces V2 Price
Women's Jeweled Collars, large variety, set with all color stones; beautiful
styles at prices rangring from Sl.OO to $20.00 each; your choice DripA
tonight from 6 to 9:30 at one-half regular prices rilLC
50c . Stationery, on Sale at Box, 23c
"Brandon" Linen Writing Paper, best quality linen paper, white only, 50
sheets of paper and 50 ene'opes : regular 50c value; on sale from
6 to 9:30 tonight at this extremely low price, per box
50c Games at. Low Price of 29c
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On sale tonight from 6 to 9:30 "Flinch." "Din.' "Sherlock Holmes," "Bulls
and Bears." "Pook Float,' and other popular card games; 50c OQr
values, on sale at this extremely low price . . . 60
$1.00 Crokinoie Boards on sale at 49 each.
12V2C Handkerchiefs on Sale for 5c
200 dozen Women's Handkerchiefs, with H-inch hems, soft finish, silk
embroidered initial and bow knot in the corner; regular 12c
values, on sale from 6 to 9:30 only at this low prh-e, each V
$1.00 Yokes at Low Price of 21c
Women's Sheer Lawn Embroidery Yoke, in Grecian and Teneriffe designs;
can also be used as a circular collar; 8 inches deep, attractive 9 r
styles; regular J1.03 values, on sale at this low price, each '
Decorated Stand Lamps, each, $2.27
Special lot of Tecorated Stand Lamps, with globe to match, central draft
burners. 24 inches high, pink or grsen tints, complete ready C J 25'
for use; "great special value at this low price, each Jfir.fir
Complete Lamps, on Sale at $1.87
Special lot of Decorated Lamps and Globes, with number 2 burner. 15 inches
high, very attractive styles: great special value for tonight ff OJ
only at this extremely low price
Children's Outing Flannel Gowns
Special lot of Children's Outing Flannel Gowns. In fancy stripes braid
trjmmed, Mother Hubbard styles, ages 1 to 12 years; great special 9.
value for tonight only at this low price, each
Children's Drawers, per pair, 21c
Special lot of Children's Muslin Drawers, lace trimmed and plain tucked,
ages 1 to 1) years: best 35c values, on sale tonight from 6 to 9:30 21c
only at this special low price, per pair & MX
$1.00 Chiffon Veiling, yard, 21c
Chiffon Veiling in silk embroidered and velvet 'dotted effects, choice styles
in large variety, black, white, brown, navy, green, lavender, etc.; O 1
$1.00 values, on sale at this special low price
Women's Hose on Sale at pair, 19c
500 pairs of Women's Fine Black Cotton Hose, full fashioned, fast color:
sizes S to 10; greatest value ever offered for the money; tonight 1
from 6 "to 9:30 your choice at
Swiss Curtains for, per Pair, 95c
200 pairs of Ruffled Swiss Curtains, dots and figures with plain ruf- QC.
fles. 3 yards long. 36 inches wide; great value, 6 to 9:30 at, pair.. -'-'v'
Brass- Extension Rods, Each, 7c
Great special lot of Brass Extension Rods, 44 inches long, complete J
with fixtures, etc.: regular 10c values, on sale to 9:30 only at. each -..''
Ostermoor Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses, all sizes 3d Fl.
"Willamette" Sewing Machines 15 Models $18 to $35
The Meier dS Frank Store
"Peter Thompson"
Suits at $12.50
"Peter Thompson" Suits for misses and chil
dren, 12 to IS years of age; made of brown
and blue serges; pleated skirts, all new
styles, for dress and school wear. Best val
ues in town, at this special CIO f
low price, per suit H lJv
Misses' and children's school Dresses sailor
suits, in red, blue and brown; full sleeve
with emblem; ages 6 to 14 yrs. ; CA
splendid values at. each v'l Jv
Children's white Bearskin Coats, box style, full
length, ages 2 to 6 years; great fC
special value at, per garment. .
Misses' and children's full-length Coats, in
gray plaids, tan and red plaids; velvet collar
and cuffs; circular back, double-hreasted ;
ages 6 to 14 years; great val
ues at this special price pUJU
Children's Blanket Bathrobes, $2.75 and $4.00.
1000 Boxes Hood River Apples
at $1.85 per Box
On sale today, 1000 boxes of choice Hood River Apples, secured from J.
Adrian Epping, of Hood River "Kings," "Pippins" and "Talte
hokins" selected fruit of the highest grade. Every home
wants a box or two of them, at this special low price, box.S OJ
See Fifth Street Window Display.
$2.50 Neck Scarfs for 85c
Special lot of "DuBarry" Scarfs, in Liberty
silk, chiffon and crepe de chine 22 yards
long; pink, blue, white and black; regular
$2.50 values, on sale at this special QQ
low price, each C
Women's silk Scarfs, in Liberty silk, chiffon
and crepe de chine, 2 yards long; colors
white, pink and light blue, lavender, green,
red and navy; regular $1.75 values fLQf
on sale at, each "'C
New shipment of Chantilly Drapes, in the
very latest designs black, white, brown, navy;
IV2 to 2-yard lengths.
Special lot of Tuxedo Veiling, in plain and
fancy meshes chenille ana velvet dotted ef
fects; great assortment, black, brown, navy,
black on white and white on black; Q
values up to 50c a yard for C
Toy Dept. Specials Today
Special lot of pretty Bisque Head
Dolls, 12-inch, dressed, stockings
and slippers; jointed 0f
body and limbs, special. . .
Afternoon Tea Sets for children,
nicely decorated in colors, 3 styles
special value at. set 17
Dolls' Wire Cradles or Folding
Beds, enameled in pretty colors;
great special value at 19i
Dolls' bureaus, sideboards or com
modes, 17 inches high, finished in
golden oak; great special 'IQ
value at ,0-C
Toy Wash Sets, consisting of wash
board, clothes dryer, wringer and
bench, with set tub; bench 17
inches in length. Third O "I
Floor
Children's Hosiery Bargains
500 pairs of boys' strong, heavy cotton
School Hose double knees, heels and
toes; greatest hose on the mar
ket at this "special price
Misses' extra fine silk Lisle Ribbed Stock
ings; fast black, double knees,
all sizes; splendid values, pair. . .
Infants' silk ribbed House, black, white,
blue, pink, tan and cardinal; sizes 4 to
6; 65c quality, on sale at, pair...50
Boys' and girls' black ribbed Cotton Hose,
all sizes; regular 15c values, pair 9d
Boys' and girls' extra quality fine and
heavy ribbed Cotton Stockings, double
knees, toes and heels : 35c val- 1 Q r
ues, on sale at this special price
FAMILY FOUND DESTITUTE
PROBATION OFFICER DISCOV
ERS SAD CASE.
Sick Mother, Four Hungry Children
and T'nemployed Father in Squa
lid Home on East Side.
Probation Officer S. P. TVhitf yesterday
reported the Juvenile Court what he
declares to be one of the most pitiful
rases of poverty in the city. While at
work rounding up hoys and 'girls who
were in the habit of playinsr "hookey"
from school. Mr. White entered the abode
-f WinrU M Oliver. 7 Grand avenue, and
Thore found a sick mother, with four half-F-tarved
children about her and a husband.
"It was ;t snd sicht and made my heart
Ftk. said Mr. White, in talking about
t he mat ter. "The fa mily a re living in
two small rooms, the combined floor space
of which is not over lCxlt? feet. The
mother has not hpii well for several
months, poverty stares the visitor in the
face fv-in every nook and corner in the
4-o-called home
"I am told that for several months the
I a ruily has been fd and clothed by the
City Board of Charities Oliver is able
to earn from 1 to $5 5 a day, but he
does not work Sometimes he must do a
few hours labor, for he often pets drunk,
and then h is s.tid to be very brutal.
There aie four .children living at 'home.'
aged lt S. and 4 year?, a twin of the
eldest child is at the Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society The mother and children should
be helped. '
Smith and demanded that he enter a de
fault in the case. Mr. Smith chose to
obey the court rather than the anxious
attorneys.
This queer state of affairs aros at the
opening of the Circuir Court yesterday
morning, the case in question being that
of Nora Armstrong against the Portland
Railway Company. When expartA mo
tions were being heard by Judge Sears,
Dan J. Malarkey. attorney for the rail
way company, ptated that he would like
to have three more days in which to pre
pare an answer to the complaint. Hear
ing this request, the attorneys for the
plaintiff at once demanded that they be
f allowed a default order in the case, de
claring that the time had expired fr the
tiling of an answer.
After hearing both sides of the matter.
Judge Sears' decided that his order giving
the defendant's counsel three more days
in which to answer should remain. Not
wishing to delay the matter, Mr. Ma
larkey and his associate counsel, E. B.
Pea brook, hurried up the work on the
answer and presentee the other attorneys
wi:h a copy during the afternoon. This
I oner was spurnen. inr pidiuun at
torneys ptili maintaining mat tney
shoulri be allowed a default.
On June i last. Nora Armstrong was
injured by stepping from a moving car.
She is suing the street car company for
JHW damages.
REFISE TO ACCEPT ANSWER
Attorneys Hold On( for Default Or
der in Circuit Court-
Attorney Piggott and Finch yesterday
refused to accept the service of an
nswe,r to a complaint filed by them in
the Circuit Court several days ago. The
lawyers wn nted a default order issued,
and when Presi-iing Judge Pears refused
to grant their request, they hurried into
the office of Chief Deputy County Clerk
Mary Stooker Given Divorce.
The course of true love ran In many
crooked paths in the Stocker home, so
crooked that the wife grew weary of
straightening them out and appealed for
a id from the Circuit Court. Testerday
afternoon. Judge Sears took a hand in
the matter and settled the woes by allow
ing Mary Stocker a divorce from Louis
Stocker. whom Fhe married during Jan
uary. Mrs Stocker was also granted
the custody of their 6-year-old daughter
and 3-year-old son. She alleged nonsup
port. Cases to Be Ieclded
Presiding Judge Alfred F. Sears will
decide the following cases this morning:
State of Oregon vs. A. E. French et al.
State of Oregon vs. G. Plass, and other
cases of the same nature.
These decisions will be on the demurrers
file,! to informations against many voters
charged with fraud in the Sellwood pre
cinct during the recent election. The de
cisions this morning will deal with the
defendants charged with perjury.
DeSOTO'S GREAT -GREAT-GRANDSON
PAYS A VISIT TO CITY OF PORTLAND
Mining Man, in Whose Veins Blood of Explorer Flows, Also Has
the Wandering Instinct.
ALEXANDER D'SOTO. of New York,
great-great-grandson of Ferdi
nand 'DeSoto. the Spanish ex
plorer who first discovered the Mississippi
River, is a guest at the Hotel Portland.
He is one of the five living direct de
scendants of Ferdinand DeSoto. The ex
ploring instinct which flows in his veins
crops out in him and he spends a large
part of his time roving about the wold
investigating mining properties. He Has
extensive mining interests at Council
City. Alaska, but this Winter will make a
trip through Siberia to investigate the
mineral resources of that country.
Alexander DeSoto cafhe to the United
States from Spain when 22 years of age
and served through the Civil War as a
surgeon in the Federal Navy. For the
last 2U or 30 years lie has devoted his
energies to mining and is credited with
being immensely wealthy. He bears a
marked resemblance to the pictures of the
noted explorer. He is dark and swarthy
with deep, black eyebrows which extend
far out from his forehead. He wears
a beard and he has those penetrating,
piercing eyes so commorl to the Spanish.
Although 66 years of age he is a man of
great muscular sirength despite the fact
that he is small of stature.
He has a brother, a Catholic bishop,
who makes his headquarters at Rome,
and a sister who lives in Spain .He has
two cousins living and these complete the
direct descendants of the noted explorer
who are now alive.
Ferdinand DeSoto is something of a
philanthropist and is the founder of the
Wayside Hospital at Seattle and one at
Council City. His hobby is hospitals and
upon the two he has expended many
thousands of dollars. He establisHed
the Wayside Hospital at Seattle when the
reaction of the Klondike rush set in
which resulted ir. great suffering. For
several years he was compelled to give
large amounts to maintain it but now- it
Is conducted by Seattle and King County.
Mr. DeSoto installed the first successful
dredge, on the Seward Peninsula three
years ago. It cost him'j45.W but It has
been running day and night since it was
put in motion and is paying big profits.
The dredge is worked on the rivers near
Council City. He is now in Portland
figuring on the purchase of a dredge to
cost J25O.000. He will go to California to
get pointers from some of the mammoth
dredges there before he places the order.
During the Summermonths he employs
several hundred men in his mining
operations.
"No. I am not an explorer myself."
laughed Mr. DeSoto when seen at the
Hotel Portland last night. "I must ad
mit, however, that I do not like to
remain long in one place, and I keep
moving around from one country to the
other. That Is my enjoyment and I make
it my business, as I always have my eye
open for anything which will make me
money. I love the out-of-door life and
am never quite so happy as when out in
the wilds."
rousing meeting. The hall was crowded
and the speakers held the audience until
a late hour. Those who delivered ad
dresses were: Thomas C. Vance, of Olym
pia: William Biackman. of Seattle; Pat
rick S. Byrne, of Spokane: Dudley Eshel
man. of Tacoma; Charles W. Hodgdon, of
Hoquiam: E. C. Million, of Seattle: W.
W. Tolman. of Spokane, and B. O. Sween
ey, of Seattle.
LOTTERY JOINT IS RAIDED
SALE0F
Casstmere and Wool Sox.
During our great special sale on woolen
goods we quore prices on men's hosiery
as follows:
Two pair gray wool mix sox JO. 23
Two pair brown wool mix sox 25
Two pair black wool sox 25
Three pair extra fine Cassimere black
sox .-. 50
Three pair extra fine Cassimere gray
sox 50
Three pair extra fine Cassimere tan
sox - -50
Fine knit yarn sox: regular Stc values .23
Best heavy knit sox. 50c and 75c values .S5
AU 35c Cassimere sox, now 25
Two pair cotton sox. white feet JO
Brownsville Woolen Mill Store,
Third and Stark Streets.
Democrats Rally at Hoquiam.
HOQUIAM. Wash.. Oct. 19. (Special.)
The Democrats of Chehalis County opened
the campaign in this city tonight with a.
Three Chinese Arrested by Patrol
men Mallett and Kienlen.
"Who is the boss man?" asked In
spector of Police Bruin of Chock Kee,
proprietor of a Chinese lottery establish
ment at ilhi Second street, which was
raided last night by Acting Detectives
Mallett and Kienlen.
"No sabe," replied Chock Kee. who was
waiting before the captain's desk at
police headquarters to give bail for him
self and two others.
"Have you fixed bail for them yet?"
asked Inspector Bruin of Captain Slover.
"Not yet." replied Captain Slover.
"Tour bail is $100, Chock Kee do you
sabe that?" said Inspector Bruin to
Chock.
Chock "sabed" all right, and it was
not long before he had a friend at his
command to bring in the required
amount. He was then released on bail
to appear in the Municipal Court this
morning.
In the raid - made by Mallett and
Kienlen. Ah Bona: and Ah Clum were
also arrested and were booked on charges
of "visiting a lottery establishment."
Their bail was set at ISO each, which
they furnished.
Evidence in the form of lottery tickets,
marked and unmarked, and a complete
outfit for marking tickets, was seized.
AMER. DEF0REST.
Hurst Switch. Will trade. What have
you to exchange? L 76, Oregonian.
Steamer Xorwood Beaches Hoquiam.
HOQUIAM. Wash.. Oct. 19. Special.)
The steamer Norwood. Captain Peter
son, arrived in port today, being 69 hours
out from San Francisco with a cargo of
general freight and 15 passengers.
Many Frightened by a
Runaway Horse
Women Faint and Children Flee For
Safety From Maddened Animal
Dashing Over Lawnj and Walks.
WOMEN fainted, children screamed
and men scurried to places of safe
ty at 2 o'clock, yesterday afternoon, along
streets traversed by a large white horse
that broke from a light carriage at Sev
enth and Burnside, after throwing the
occupants to the pavement. The animal
dashed along sidewalks and through
lawns, followed by Mounted Policeman
"Joe" Keller, who finally caught it and
placed it in a 6table.
It was the most sensational chase a po
liceman has ever made in Portland after a
runaway horse, and people of the neigh
borhood through which the animal ran
were greatly excited. Several women
fainted, thinking their lives in danger. So
far as the police were able to learn, no
one was injured, but numerous children.
homeward bound from school, had narrow
escapes.
The police were unable to learn the,
names of the man and woman who were,
driving the horse that ran away, as they
left the scene immediately and did not re
port the affair. Their carriage was de
molished. Mounted Policeman Keller was at Six
teenth and Kearney streets when the
large white horse came galloping down;
the sidewalk toward him. It dashed past
him in an instant, and be started in pur
suit, following it many blocks and at last
catching it at Twentieth and Washington
streets.
Policeman Keller took the horse to
stable at Ninth and Burnside streets, aften
which he went to headquarters and re
ported the runaway to Captain Moore.
"I never saw anything like it," saH
Keller. "As the horse dashed along
streets and over sidewalks, women and,
children screamed and rushed onto
porches or to any place they could see to
get out of the way. I heard several of
them fainted, but I was riding so fast I
had no time to investigate. I was deter
mined to catch the horse, which I did,
after a chase of many blocks."
Adhie, invisible, harmless, SaMn Bklg
powder is mae In 4 a!iur!n? tints. 25c.
FRANK I. SMITH MEAT COMPANY
228 Alder St., Between 1st and 2d Sti.
WE ARE "FIQMTIINQ THE GENUINE BEEF TRUST "
By giving the people of Portland the purest, freshest, cleanest of Oregon meats.
Every pound in our establishment is Oregon's own. We never touch the Eastern
coia storage article.
VEAL.
Lea- Rast 12
Rump Roast
Shoulder Roast IOC
Rib Cutlets
Loin Cutlets lUM-C
Shoulder Cutlets IOC
Breast Veal Hi)
Stew Veal tiC
Veal Shanks 4C
BEEF.
Prime Rib Roast IOC
Rolled Roast ; IOC
Pot Roast 7C to SC
Short Ribs 5C
Beef Tongues, fresh, each 50C
Beef Tongues, salted, each -50C
Prime Rib Steak, short cut 12MsC
Sirloin Steak . 12C
Round Steak IOC
Chuck Steak SC
Shoulder Steak 8C
Stew Beef 5C
Boiline Beef -4C and Sc
Beef for Mince Meat 5c
12V.C
la "-
12V4C
15c
PORK.
Shoulder Roast
Leg Pork
Shoulder Chops
Loin Chops
MUTTO.V.
Shoulder Roast "SO
Lee Mutton 12
Loin Roast 12'AC
Mutton Stew C
Shuulder Chops ; lUO
Loin Chops 12VzC
SUNDRIES.
Sausase
Hamburg IOC
Corned Beef 6o
Liver oC
Best grade Hams.......... lid
Our own brand Breakfast Bacon.l7vc-
Our own brand Pure Lard, 5 pounds
for 60C
P4TBOMZE HOME ISDIS1RY,
THROW DOWN THE TRUST.