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THIS MOKNIAG OKEGOyiAy, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1909.
Corset Headquarters of the Northwest-"Nemo" Cors'Mme.jreng" Corsets, Gossard "Lace Front" Corsets and "Estelle" Corsets
"Prosperity Sale" CoMiMies at 15e Greater Meier Frank Store
500 Room - Size
$25 Values at $ 1 6.00
$2? Values at $1?.85
In the Carpet Store all this week a great special sale of mill samples
of Room-Size Rugs Wiltons, Axminsters, Body Brussels Best pat
terns, colorings and combinations suitable for any style room floral
and Oriental effects Large assortment AH sizes Exceptionalvalues
Rugs Sale Muslin Underwear
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Lot 1 Axminster Rugs of
splendid quality ; floral
and Oriental designs in
the best colorings. Great
values at these low prices:
9x12 feet regular $27.00
values, at, each, $17.85
8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet
6 ins., $25 val., $16.00
Lot 2 Body Brussels
Rugs, Oriental and con
ventional designs, as well
as small over figures;
great values, as follows:
9x12 feet, regular $30.00
values, at, ea,, $19.65
8 ft. 3 ins, by 10 ft. 6
ins., $27 values, $17X)0
Lot . 3 Royal Wilton Rugs,
soft Oriental colors and
designs ; beautiful high
class rugs at the follow
ing special low prices:
9 by 12 feet, $50.00 val
ues, special, ea., $38785
8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in.,
$45 values, ea., $36.85
IfJL4rStan-rd )ViIto" Ru e?ac cPies of real Orientals, both in colors and pat-
o v.. k 7 I 1 1 "u"ue"1" vames, on sale at the following low prices:
9 by 12 feet regular $45.00 values, on sale at this special low price, eaih..S37 65
8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, regular $40.00 values, on sale at, ea $29 65
B, far the best rug bargains we have ever offered. See them on the Thi?d Floo?
Sale Laces-Embroideries
79c
Special lot of fine Batiste Waist Fronts, in English eyelet and French ef.
leers, values ud to l.:ill ennh cil - ,:i j . .
nxnn j e . V' ' "H1"'! ca. lane advantage 01 Sale. V
JoltU yards ot swiss. nainsook nnrl mmkn'n vi :,i vi .. .
l - , ' . .. jjiuuiuiua v, rjuuncinff, insertion and (in -
loons, for women's and children's lingerie gowns, etc.- come 3 to 18 inches OQ
vtVf ' VTUei T l4$1-25 ya.rd-buy all you want of it at, special, yard. 39c
Ind o- d ?'-m ,WhUe' ream and suitable for waists i 1 Q
and puimps; J, inches wide; values up to $2.25 yard, on sale at, the yard..pl- 1"
te.V2kfT round,thread ind French Val.-Laces and Insertions, to 2 ins wide
fn nST f 611 VaIUeS t d0Zefl 390-Regnlar $1.25 dozen values? dozen, 50c'
10,000 yards swiss, nainsook and cambric Embroidery English eyelet and French ef
fects smtable for infants', children's and women's wear. Fine qualities; in dainty
? to fT ?!ortinen to select -' On sale at .the following very ow price
Va to 3 inches wide, regular 30c values, on sale at this very low price yard 12
3 to 9-inch, regular 40c values, yd., 15S-3 to 12-inch, regular 45c SSe yd l
An entire new Jot of colored Embroidery and Insertions to match, in beautiful stvles-
LarTce: T,d V3ety ,f0F yUr Selection- at thc Allowing very ow prices'
Regular 50c val., yd., 29-Regular 85c val., yd., 49-Regular $1 25 val. vd fiO
Today and Tomorrow
Special lot of fine Corset Covers, blouse and
tight-fitting styles, trimmed in lace and embroid
ery edgings and insertions, tucks, beading and
ribbons; all sizes, great variety to select AQr
from; regular 75c values, on sale at, ea. frfC
Special lot of women's fine cambric and nains
sook Drawers, trimmed in fine embroidery and
lace beading and insertions; handsome styles, a
large assortment to select Irom; fijl QQ
regular $2.50 to $4 values, at, each. .P ?0
2000 women's good quality cambric Gowns,
trimmed in hemstitched edgings, long and short
sleeves; Dutch neck styles; best regular SQ-,
$1.00 values, at this special low price, ea. Of C
Children's plain tucked Muslin Drawers, ages 1
to 10 years; great values buy all you 1 E
want of them at this very low price, pair. C
Infants' hand-embroidered" Caps, lace-trimmed,
very pretty styles; $3.00 values, at, each.. $1.98
$4.00 Shirtwaists $2.18
Timely offering of 2000 Cotton Batiste Waists,
made with pointed and square fancy yokes,
trimmed with fine and coarse laces, medallions
and pin tucks; back and sleeves trimmed with
tucks and lace insertion ; all sizes, 34 to 44 ;
handsome stvles. great assnrtment- tlr f
regular $4.00 values, on sale at, each. .
Silk Petticoats at $4.35
200 "Varsity" guaranteed Silk Petticoats, fully
guaranteed not fo crack or split for three months
made with 16-inch flounce, trimmed with shir
ring and four rows of 1-inch tailored bands; col
ors ATA XrVllt:fl- IITPPTI 1YeA Untnn-Ilfl nnirvr
J , u.ia.T, WA, 1KH J UlUt?,
Copenhagen, gray, mais and black; QZA "ZtZ
great special value, on sale for, each. .P
Women's -Children's Hosiery
Great Sale of Fise Soap
White Ribbon Floating Toilet nn.1 na.
Soap, two ounces heavier than A"l
Fairy; special price, dozen cakes. TDC
M. & F. Special Hotel Soap, on OO-,
sale at, special, the dozen cakes. OC
.Tergens' 9-cake assortment fine OO
Toilet Soaps, special price, box. OC
Life Buoy Soap on sale at, the cake..4
Jap Rose Glycerine Soap, at, cake..8
Palm Olive Soap, on sale at, cake.. 8
La Premier Castile Soap, at, the bar. .7
Roger & Gallet's Toilet Soaps, 1 Q
all odors, special value at, cake. 13C
Pond's Extract Soap, at, special. .14
Woodbury's Facial Soap on sale 1 Q
at this special low price, cake..'C
Jergens' Old-Fashioned Soap, cake..8
Transparent Glycerine Soap, 3 10
cakes in a box. on snlo of Ua 1 C
U 4-lb. bars Pure Castile Soap, special. 43
3000 Yds. Dress Goods
$2.50 Veils, at &7c Yd
A sale extraordinary of 3000 yards of fine silk and
wool and wool voiles, in all the new colorings and
effects; self stripes, self checks, hairime" stripes, etc.":
beautiful fabrics for Summer dresses, suits and house
gowns; a splendid variety for vour selection ft 9
values to $2.50 the yard; on sale at low price O & C
I ' Sisi-ih . " sale
L jc T3 - l men
Kim styl
i aiiore
This week our sreat annual April
pi Hosiery Our entire stock.
cojnpgJ1oorth of wo-
s and children's hi?rh - rradf
hosiery of every style and quality at
prices thajmejiaconsiderabIe sav-
to the economical buyer Includ-
will be found lisles, silk and lisle.
cottons, brilliant lisles. all-silk hos-
plain, lace and embroidered
e& All colors Prices as follows:
Regular 25c Hosiery, on sale at, pair. .19fr
E-egular 50c Hosiery, on sale at, pair. .43
Regular Sl.00 Hosiery, at, pair. .87
.Regular $1.50 Hosiery, at, pair.. $1.33
Regular 35c Hosiery, at, the pair..29
Regular 75c Hosiery, at, the pair . .67j
Regular $1.25 Hosiery, the pair..98
Regular $2.00 Hosiery, the pair.Sl.G9
Regular $2.50 to $10.00 Hosiery. onlUe
at prices from, pr., S1.98 to 7. 9S
mis
ast 2
Big reduction on our Stoves and
Ranges, including Peninsular gen
uine Planished Steel Ranges. The
material used in the construction
of these ranges is the finest ob
tainable, making them the tight
est, strongest and- best range on
the market. They possess every
feature of merit known to mod
em steel range construction.- -Regular
$68.00 Plan- d?tS1 A f
ished Steel Range at. .pO.V
Regular $75.00 Plan- flCQ f(
ished Steel Range at. JOi7.JU
Regular $85.00 Plan- fc2'7 tf
ished Steel Range at. . W
$52.00 6-Hole Range for S41.GO
$58.00 6-Hole Range for $46.40
$42.00 6-Hole Range for $33.60
$45.00 6rHole Range for $36.00
$35.00 6-Hole Range for $28.00
.$39.50 6-Hole Range for $31.60
$43J50 6-Hole Range for $34.50
$9.75 Acme Cook Stove.. $8.40
$14 Triumph Cook Stove. $11.95
$16 Triumph Cook Stove. $13.95
Regular 15c Star Salt .Boxes 12
Regular 15c Wooden Spoon.. 12
20c Bread Board, at," each.. 16
Regular 15c Roll Pins, each.. 12
Regular 10 Towel Rings, ea..8
20c Wood Lemon Squeezer. .16
Regular 5c Butter Paddles at 4
Regular 25c Meat Boards, ea.l9
60c 10-pin Hat Racks at, ea.48
Regular 30c Bread Slicers. .24
Regular 30c Potato Slicer at.24
Regular 15c Gas- Torch, each 12
Regular 5c Mouse Traps, each 4
Regular 10c Rat Traps, each. .8
25c 8-arm Clothes Racks, at. .19
Regular 15o Towel Rollers at 12
Regular 13o 4-arm Racks, ea.lO
20c Chop Bowls, special, ea. 16
85c. Wall Clothes Dryer, at. .68
90c 3-fold Clothes Horse,. at. .72
$1.00 5-foot Step Ladders at 79
75c 6-foot Ironing Boards.. 61 $
Clothes Pins, at, the dozen l
7c. Spring -Clothes Pins, sp1..6
Regular 7c Potato Masher. .6
MAYOR IS PIQUED
Wanted to Help Pay Wills' De
tective Bills.
STILL TRIFLE SKEPTICAL
Inqnlrra AVliat Is Matter With Po
lice If Gambling Is So Evident as
Councilman Contends Awaits
Convictions With Anxiety.
Mayor Lane Is piqued because Council
man Wills did not ask him to contribute
toward defraying the expenses of the pri
vate detectives who worked up the evi
dence In the recent rambling raids. As
the chief executive of the city, the Mayor
says, he reirarfls It as no more than
proper that Mr. Wills should have given
htm an opportunity to help bear the ex
pense of the secret service required to
furnish evidence of gaming. However,
the Mayor feels gratified at the eminent
success attending Mr. Wills' efforts, he
says, and maintain thst v.. v.. -i
ways been opposed to gambling, he wants
It stamped out of Portland by any means.
t T, U. you know abo"t gambling in
i-ortlandr was asked of Mayor Lane yes
terday afternoon.
"Very little." was the reply. "Ton see..
I don t gamble, nnri T ns...- j
to any of those places where It is said
games are carried on."
The Mayor, like numerous others, has
been interested to know whence came the
ir, ,1 Jk'hloh to Pay the expert
sleuths, and he remarked he would have
been glad to help in that part of the work,
if opportunity had offered.
"If I could have been .......j - ...
tectlves employed were trustworthy men "
J. i i-oruuniy would have
been glad to assist in paying for their
services.
There Is a well-founded suspicion that
Mayor Lane was waxing sarcastic in his
remarks about assisting Councilman Wills
In financing the project that led up to the
TViS, XaSt nlght- when con-
51 rt ,TW.and nl" deP"ttes. directed
by Chief Deputy District Attorney Fitz
gerald, descended upon five establish
ments and arrested a number of alleged
f.8 f,ra '? eaCh- " ,B 8ald tne Mavor
Is waiting to see whether any of the men
are convicted on the charges filed- that
he is not yet fully assured gambling 1s
so wide open as Mr. Wills has declared
The orders of the Mayor to Chief of Po
lice Gritzmacher have been and still are
to enforce the laws, the Mayor asserts,
and, if there is so much gambling In nrol
gress as Mr. Wills Intimates, the Mayor
LS..,ttst.l08R,.t0 know wnat 18 the matter
with the police force.
Today I j positively the last day for
discount on East Side gas bills. Read
"Gas Tips." .
Big Rug Sale. - Calef Bros.
Cooks' French Knives, 7-inch, reg
ular 75c value, on sale at 59
Cooks' French Knives, 8-inch, reg
ular 85c value, on sale at 67
Cooks' French Knives, 10-in., reg
ular $1 value, on sale at.. 79
Lee's Butcher Steels, 75c val!59
50o Christy Bread Knife, ea.39t
25c Christy Bread Knife, ea.19
Apple Corers, regular 7c val. .5J
Apple Corers, regular 5c val.. 4
10c Paring Knives at, each... 8
15c Paring Knives, at, each..l2
20c Paring Knives, at, each..l6
25c Paring Knives, at, each.. 19
Call Bells, regular 25o value. 19
Call Bells, regular 50c value. 39
Corkscrews, regular 5c ea., at. 4
25c Bric-a-Brac Dusters, ea..l9
25c Wood Dusters, at, each.. 19
Metal Polish, regular 15c, at. 12
Silver Polish, regular 15c, at.l2
35c. Alcohol Stoves, at, each.28
35c Nickel Tea Strainers, ea.28
WCO IN SIGHT
Large Part of $100,000 Fund
Already Promised.
Pays-of Great
$40 Val. $24.45
In Portland's leading Cloak and Suit Store
a great offering of high-grade Tailored
Suits at an extremely low price Plain and
fancy tailored garments in plain serges,
herringbone stripes, fancy prunellas, wor
steds, black and white checks, etc. All
thi3seasons most attractive apparel
3Q to 38-inch coats trimmed withOtto
man silk and satin collar and cuffs, also
Persian braid trimmed Skirts plain flared
with bias folds and button trimmed
Others sheath effect as well as a handsome
line of strictly tailored garments Every
suit in the lot hand-tailored, handsomelv
made and finished throughout Value s
range up to $4Q On sale C Q f A C
while they last at. each fr tZHfHf J
Princess Dresses
$8.50 Vals., $4.95
Great special offering of women's handsome new
Princess Dresses in ginghams and madras ; waists
have dainty yokes of allover embroidery, edged with
bias folds of material piped in contrasting colors
of plain material; also wide tucking; skirts are
plain flare and neatly trimmed with deep hem and
buttons; the best reo-ulnx
on sale &t this special low price, each..
Hitch
en Goods
Sale
TALK ADVERTISING PLANS
Big Magazines to Be Patronized
Still Further by Commercial Club
In Expenditure of Large
Fund at Disposal..
Plans for advertising Portland widely
during the coming year were mapped out
yesterday afternoon at the Commercial
Club, when the special committee of 12
met to discuss plans for carrying on the
publicity work. With the big adver
tising fund which is at the disposal of
the booster committee, methods of spend
ing it to the best advantage are being
considered. It was decided to patronize
still further the big magazines, for the
members of the committee believe this
will bring better results than any other
plan.
Theodore B. Wilcox was re-elected
Regular $1 2-quart nickeled Cof
fee Pots, on sale at, sp'l. .T9
$3.75 14-in. Lawn Mowers, $3.19
Washing Machines, sp'l.. $4.39
Regular $1.25- Wash Boilers. 99
Regular $1.50 Willow Clothes Bas
kets on sale, at special. .$1.19
$1.25 Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons, set of
3, on sale at, special, set. 99
Regular 85c Galvanized Tub.67
$1.25 Univ'l Food Chopper. .99
$1.35 Folding Ironing B'd.$1.07
40c Sleeve and Bosom Board 32
35c Luster Furniture Polish. .27
25c Liquid Veneer, 4-ounce..l9
50c Liquid Veneer, 12-ounce.4l
25c Brilliant Shine Polish ar. 19
75c Lindsay Lights, compl.,54'
25c Lindsay Mantles, at ea..l9
15c Lindsay Mantles, at, ea..H
16-candle-power Elec. Bulbs. .18
25c Broom Cover, special at.. 19
5c Gas Taper, pure wax, each.4
13c Paraffin Wax, lb. pkg..lO
chairman of the committee, and a later
meeung was nxea tor April 30, when mat
ters brought up yesterday will be settled
A. L,. Mills, a membet of the committee,
sent in his resignation yesterdav, saying
the press of other business prevents him
from giving the work of the committee
the attention and time it deserves His
place will be filled at a later meeting of
the committee.
It was shown at yesterday's meeting
Vn aro already 400 contributors to the
$100,0tu publicity fund recently started
whereas during the past year regular
contributors numbered only 78. This big
increase was considered satisfactory. It
was found that about J60.000 of the $100 -000
wanted has been subscribed already
with a number of solicitors still at work'
When these make their reports. It Is
VeT,?loSe to tne b,K mm wanted
will be In sight.
o,,Vr a ""."on day" were dis
cussed to some extent yesterdav. This
nf"if J ??dln to th publicity fund
will be decided definitely at a later date.
Members of the committee in attend
ance at yesterdays meeting were- T B
lTkt ?"Trtl- X AinswTorth:
Dr. J. R Wetherbee, Hugh McGulre. F B
Holbrook. George F. Johnson. Frank Kerr'
B. 8. Josselyn, George M. Brown and W
J. Hofmann.
Regular lOo Tack Pullers, ea..8
10c Can Opener, special at, ea.8
15c set Steel Skewers, at, set.l2
25c Clothes Lines, 50 feet, at. 19
25c Mop Rag, 14-lb., special. .19
Regular 15c Mop Stick, sp'l. 12
Regular 20c Screwdriver at 16
Regular 5c Dish Mops, at, ea.4
2oc Wire Clothes Line, each. .19
35o Rubber Window Washer. 28
7c Ironing Wax, special, each.6
2oc Sink Strainer, japanned. 19
7c Electric Egg Whip, at, ea.6
Regular 3c Wire Egg Whip, ea.2
10c Soap Shaker, square, each. 8
Regular 10c Wire Tea Stand at 8
Reg. 15c Wire Soap Holder.. 12
20c Wire Sponge Holder at..l6
5c Jmce Extractor, glass, each.4
Reg. 10c Wire Pot Chain at... 8
Regular 5c Sink Cleaner at. 4
Regular 10c Match Safe, each. 8
30c Extension Strainer, each.24
Regular 15c Soup Strainer. . 12j
Regular 10c Tea 'Strainer, ea.8
$1.00 Waffle' Iron, at, each. 79
Regular 45c Iron Skillets, ea.36
35c 8-hoIe Iron Gem Pan, ea.28
45c Steel Spiders, special at.36
25o Table Mats, set of 6 at.. 19
Regular 5c Scrub Brushes at..4
15c Scrub Brushes, special.. 12
35o Stove Brush, special at..27
25c California Gas Toasters. 19
35c Glass Lamps, complete. .28
Regular 20o Tea Canisters. . .15
40c 14-inch Turkey Duster. .32
Regular 7c Asbestos Mats at.. 5
50c Baking Shells, per dozen. 39
Regular 30c Washboards, ea.21
35o Wesco Sweeping Comp'd.27
Regular 25c Gilman Folding Lunch
Box, on sale at, special, ea.19
Copper nickeled Tea Kettle, regu
lar $1.35 value, special. .$1.07
$1.10 3-pt. nickeled Tea Pots.88
$1.15 4-pit. nickeled Tea Pots.93
$L25 5-pit. nickeled Tea Pots.99
10c Sealing Wax, per package. 8
20o Tin Folding Lunch Box.lG
25c Aluminum Folding Cups 19
40c Gas Bread Toaster at.. .32
8e Cooks' Forks, special at, ea.6
8c Cake Turner, special, each. 7
10c Cake Spoons, special, each.8!?
16c Wire Rug Beater, at, ea. .12
15o Hatchet, good grade, ea. .12
25o Hammers, special value. 19
Reg. 10c Tack Hammers, eaoh.8
$1.25 Ax, best quality, each. .99
25c Steak Hammer, at, each. 19
10c Clothes Hooks, at, dozen. 8
25o Egg Beater, Dover, each. 19
5c Wire Potato Masher, each. .4$
15o Stove Mitts and Dauber. 12
Regular 5e Stove Poker, each. At
15c Sink Cleaner, at, eaeh..l2
15c Chop Knife, 2-blade. ea..l2
Regular 8c Stove Lid Lifter.. 6c
40c Sensible Sleeve Iron at..32
10c Iron Handle, special, each.8
PERS0NALMENTI0N.
A. D. Charlton, assistant general passen
ger agent for the Northern Pacific left
the city yesterday for Spokane, where he
will meet A. M. Cleland. general ptssen!
geragent for the line, and accompany him
to Portland. Mr. Cleland comes to look
over the passenger situation here with
reference -to the expected heavy travel
of the Summer to the Portland Rose Fes
tival and the Seattle Fair j
ESI bide I1 filHBS ST.
Uth AND MONTGOMERY STS.
'Fighting the Beef Trust'
Actnrio JI,':'rH A!S, bond sts.
111 IWI -R A k J
K12 WILLIAMS AVE.
701 MISSISSIPPI AVE.
:t!3 K A ST MOHRISON ST.
.tr.S KST RI RNSIDE ST.
33l AND SCLMO.M' STS.
East Side
Be careful when you come to A der St et -tyou get in thCj riBh p.ace. See that Smith's name and "Fight-
rTir tpitipd o . iue aoor ana men come in.
Fresh Creamery Butter
square fSO
Fresh Ranch Eggs, per doz'.'.'. !5 'c
Fresh Willamette River Salmon.
Per lb 15
Deep Sea Halibut XiiC
v.iniii9, per aozen 12
Beef for boiling 64 aud TC
Roast Beef 8. . XOt. 12V4t. 15?
Beefsteak 10 I2ii4 -i 1
Roast Pork ! loi' i-Cjf '
Pork Chops , , r"
Roast Vea:. . . . . . .ioU
veal cutieta.. ASi
Smith's Breakfast Bacon".'. . . . XT?S
Smith s Sugar-Cured Hams 15.
, , , - rum oausage. . Vi?
Hamburg Steak ....7. IOC
Pickled Pork.
Dry Salt Pork ,
Corned Beef
Beef Tongues, each
Pigs' Keet. per lb
Of. Sc
SOe
or
18 lbs. Sugar e i nn
100 lh Polite. Si"l5-
Apples, box i nn
10-lb. sack High Pat. Flour T.35c
50-lb. sack High. Pat Flour 1.55
SO-lb. sack Pride of Valley Flour SI. 35
The best Home Made Pies. each..l5e
1 qt. Pickles IOC
6 loaves Bread 25C
3 boxes Matches. 1500 in box 25
8 boxes Parlor Matches, 600 in box..Z5c
Chip Baskets, wire handles, each..lOc
Our best Mackerel. 3 for 25
1 best Stove Brush and 1 best Ox
flber Scrubbing Brush 25
3 cans String Beans. 25
3 cans Milk 25?
3 cans Pumpkin 25
3 cans Tomatoes . 25
3 cans Corn 25
3 cans Kidney Beans 25c
3 cans Pineapple 25
2 cans Shrimp 25
2 cans Mrs. C.'s Fig Pudding 30
2 cans June Peas 20
6 cans Domestic Sardines in oll...25i
4 cans Soup. . 25
tviouiner .Mutton., per lb in.
I i rr 1 ........ i .
I.oin and Rib Mutton fhr
6 cans Domestic
RlusturH
2 cans Corn Beef.' '. I ! '. '. '.
3 cans Salmon (guaranteed
c i i.n u iaw. ..........
1-lb. can Baking PowderHIII
3 cans N. O. Molasses
Oysters. 2-lb can
1 3-lb. can Tripe ".'
2"!D- can x Marrow
5 ?ulb-oCan.Roast Mutton . ..
3 lbs. Sal Soda
10 bars Laundrv Soap.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'
7 bars Toilet Soap
3 pkgs. Gelatine
New Patent Mop Sticks, each
Bulk Starch, lb
4 pkgs. OIoss Starch . ."..".'.".".'
4 pkgs. Corn Starch
1 bottle Blueing
4 bottles Chow Chow
4 bottles Mixed Pickles
4 bottles Sour Midgets
3 bottles Hot Stuff
3 bottles Mustard and Horse
radish
2 bottles Worcester Sauce" "."
3 hntfT.a
...25 1 bottle Orlffins" CaVsun." nts
2o 1 bottle Capers ...
under : 1 botiln Currv Powder
25 j 1 jar Peanut Butter
? i J"' i"i'. rrenared Miislar.l
3 lbs. large Italian Prunes
u lbs. Yellov Crawford
Peaches
2 lbs. large Kvap. PcarV '. '. '. "
2 lbs. Kvap. Apples .
3 lbs. Boneless Codfish
5 lbs. Jap Kte (whole)
5 lbs. Navy Beans .. """
Kngllsh Walnuts lb..
Brazilian Nuts. lb.... """
Filberts, lb II!!!""""
Iustpans, cacli .'."..".".".".".".""
Ainerlc jn Cliib Coffee. 3-lb canifil m
RovhI r nh rff., . v. "jx."i,"i
The Breakfast Blend. In.. V
. nMifee for t,,e '""ney in "t'own'2oo
1 lbs. Sago . , -I '
3 lbs. Tapioca . ...II! -S
3 pkgs. Macaroni II ! ".! 1 1 1 1 !s5c
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