Morning Oregonian., April 21, 1909, Page 18, Image 18

THE 3IORXIXG- OREGONIAN- WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 31. 1909.
Artistic Picture Framing to Your Order at the Very Lowest Prices We Are Portland Agents for Butterick Patterns and Publications
Prosperity
feriegs at The Greater Meier (Sp Frank Store
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Sale"
Tailored Suits
$40 Vals., $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 gar
ments in plain serges, herringbone
stripes, fancy prunellas, worsteds,
black and white checks, etc. All this
season's most attractive apparel 30
to 38-inch coats, trimmed with Otto
man silk and satin collar and cuffs,
also Persian braid trimmed Skirts
plain flared with bias folds and but
ton trimmed Others sheath effect as
well as a handsome line of strictly
tailored garments Every suit in the
lot hand-tailored, handsomely made
and finished throughout. Values
range up to $40, on sale tO ACZ
while they last at, each
Tincess
Dresses
Sale H
fell-Grade Lace GiirtaMs
$3.50 to $20.00 Values Half Price
$8,50 Vals., $4.95
Great special offering of women's
handsome new Princess Dresses in
ginghams and madras; waists have
dainty jokes of allover embroidery,
edged with bias folds of ., material
"ined in contrasting colors of plain
material; also wide tucking; ' skirts
are plain ' flare and neatly trimmed
with deep hem and buttons: the best
regular $8.50 values, on 41 J - Q CJ
sale at this special price.
Our Entire Stock
Hosiery Reduced
This week our great annual April sale
of Hoisery our entire stock, com
prising $100,000 worth of women's
and children's high-grade hoisery of
every style and quality at prices that
mean a considerable saving to the
economical buyer. Included will be
found lisles. silk and lisle, cottons,
brilliant lisles, all-silk hosiery; plain,
lace and embroidered styles, all col
ors. Prices for .this sale as follows:
Regular 25c Hosiery at, pair .19
RegjuM0Ioery,pairJLL43
Regular $1.00 Hosiery at, pair..87
Regular $1.50 Hosiery, pair. $1.33
Regular 35c Hosiery at, pair..29
Regular 75c Hosiery at, pair. .67
Regular $1.25 Hosiery at, pair.98
Regular $2.00 Hosiery, pair.gl.69
Regular $2.50 to $10.00 Hosiery, on
sale at prices from $1.98 to $7.98
Bargains in Linen
An unusual offering of John S. Brown
& Sons' famous Tablecloths and Nap
kins to match; best patterns and
quality. Prices full one-third below
regular value. Priced as follows:
2i2-yard Cloths, regular $4.00 value,
on sale each, special, only..$3.QQ
2x2V2-yard Cloths, regular $6.00 val
ues, Bpecial at, each, only.. $4.00
2x3-yard Cloths, regular $6.50 val-
MJ81I pi -
Great cleanup of high-grade Lace Curtains on
the third floor today and tomorrow One, two
and three-pair lots to be closed out at one-half
regular prices One curtain of each pair slightly
soiled from being used as a stock sample In
cluded are fine Irish Points, Nottingham, Cluny,
Brussels and other leading styles Immense va
riety for your selection Values ranging all the
way from $3.5Q to $2Q a pair to be closed out
at one-half regular values The shrewd house
wife will take advantage of this unusual offering
$3.50 Lace Curtains $1.75 Pr.
$4.50 Lace Curtains $2.25 Pr.
$5.00 Lace Curtains $2.50 Pr.
$8.50 Lace Curtains $4.25 Pr.
$10.00 Lace Curtains $5.00 Pr.
$12.50 Lace Curtains $6.25 Pr.
1 5c Wash Goods 6V4c Yd.
In the Wash Goods section' for Wednesday's and
Thursday's seeing we offer 5000 yards of new cot
ton Suiting voiles and poplins in new and pretty
styles very best colorings and combinations;, great
assortment for your selection; regular 12Vo and
35c values. Buy all you want of it at thisM A.
remarkably low price, at, the yard.. C
Take advantage of this exceptional opportunity.
$3.50 Gloves $1.98 Pair
2000 pairs of "Trefousse" 16-button length Kid
Gloves; three clasps at the wrist; black, tan and
white; all new, perfect goods;, every pair guar
anteed; all sizes, 5 to 7; best regular d1 QO
$3.50 values; buy all you want at, pair P'
Mail orders will be promptly and carefully filled.
200 dozen women's Lace Yokes, Collars and
Chemisettes, white Point Venise lace- QQ
trimmed; regular $1.50 values, on sale at.
Great sale of . high-grade taffeta Silk Ribbons;
black, white and all colors, all widths. Best
values you ever had the opportunity to share in.
No. 5, l inch wide,-regular 7c value, at,, yard. .5
No. 9, 1V2 inches wide, regular 10c value, yard, 7t
No. 16, 2 inches wide, reg. 15c values, at, yard 10
No. 40, 3 inches wide, reg. 20c value, at, yard, 14
No. 60, 4 inches wide, reg. 25c value, at, yard.l7
No. 100, 5 inches wide, reg. 30c value, at, yard.21
$5 Couch Covers $2.95
Special lot of 200 Oriental Tapestry Couch Covers,
double-faced combinations; green and red. blue and
red, terra cotta. etc.; best patterns; CJO QC
fringed all around; full size; reg. $5 val. PwI0
Special lot of fine mercerized Portieres, double
faced figured reps, with fringe or cord trimmings;
two-tone etiects, in green, olive, red and ffr OP
1000 copies of new cloth-h.nnrl K.a
-popular titles favorite antli.
35c Edition, for this sale only.lO
Paper novels, special at, each.lOe
1000 copies of popular copyrights
Blag Bag. Younger Set, and many
... . I. . o .
'iuei-. opeciai at, per copy..oO
'00 hurt books best titles jrreat
alues. for this sale, per copy.. 39
-atest fiction, complete stock. ;it tlie
erv low rricfi of. wr p.mr t o
Heading matter of every description
vu aie ai ine very lowest prices.
Great Sale of
(fir riCl T flT rn T" twu-iune enecis, in green, ouve, rea ana
$lo.UU Lace Curtains $7.50 Pr.- brown; ful1 size; best $8-75 values pr
$20.00 Lace Curtains $10 Pr. Laces and Embroideries
5000 yards of dotted,' figured and striped Curtain Swiss for
sash and long Curtains best .15c value, at, per yard.ll
Custom shade and drapery work our specialty. We furnish
the best materials-and workmanship; lowest prices always.
We are also Portland agents for "Vudor" Porch Shades.
Grocery Department Specials in the Basement Store
5000 cans of Tomatoes, new pack; great spl. val., 3 tins for 21
Standard Brand of Gold Medal Corn, special valne, 3 tins.24
Griffin's or Blue Label Catsup, special for this sale, bottle. 20
Good Italian Prunes, special for this sale, 5 pounds for.25
String Beans, extra good quality, special only, per tin..l3
We sell all our groceries at the very lowest possible prices.
Boneless Sardines, come in -large boxes, for this sale.. 25
Beans, in tomato sauce, special for this sale 3 tins for. . 24
212-lb. tins of Peaches. "Stag" brand, great value, per tin.l5
Best Seeded Raisins, 1-lb. packages, special at, 3 pkgs. for.25
Red M Soap, for. scouring and cleaning, 12 cakes for.. 25
Phone Exchange 4 or A 6101. Grocery Dept., in i Basement.
Great Sale of 500 Room-Size Rugs
ues, for this sale special, ea. .$4.50
22-inch Napkins to match the cloths;
hef
cia
-iiu-ii inj.Mns id uiaica uie ciotns;
st patterns; great spe- CJO 7C
al vals. at, the dozen P O
Wilton, Axminster, Body Brussels
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 etlects large assortment all sizes exceptional values.
Lot 1-r-Axminster Rugs of splendid quality; floral and Oriental de
signs in the best colorings. Great special values at these low prices:
9x12 feet, regular $27.00 values, special for this sale, each ...$17.85
8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $25 values, special at. .$16.00
Lot 2 Body Brussels Rugs, Oriental and conventional designs, as
well as small over figures ; great values, at the following prices :
9x12 feet, regular $30.00 values, priced for this sale at, each. 19.65
8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $27'values, special, each. .$17.00
Lot 3 Royal Wilton Rugs, soft Oriental colors and designs;
beautiful high-class rugs at the following special low prices :
9 by 12. feet, $50.00 values, special for this sale at, each.. 38.85
8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $45.00 values, each.. $36.85
Lot 4 Standard Wilton Rugs, exact copies of real Orientals, both in
colors and patterns; magnificent quality; wonderful values.priced :
9x12 feet, regular $45.00 values, on sale at this low price. .$37.65
8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, regular $40.00 values, at. $29.65
By, far the best Rug bargains we have ever offered. Look at them.
"Nemo" and "Mme, Irene" Corsets
We are Portland agents for the celebrated "Nemo" and "Mme.
Irene" Corsets, new models, latest fashions; Corsets of style, quality
and comfort, and expert fitters to fit you. Appointments made
for fitting at your home. Corset Department. Second Floor.
Special lot of fine Batiste Waist Fronts, in English
eyelet- and French effects; values up to 7Qg
$1.50 each, for this sale at, special, each.. C
3500 yards of swiss, nainsook and cambric Em
broidery, Flouncing, Insertion and Galloons, for
women's and children's lingerie gowns, etc.; OQ
3 to 18 in. wide; values to $1.25 yard, at. OUC
A fine lot of fancy Tucked Net in white, cream and
ecru; suitable for waists and guimps; 27 inches
wide; values up to $2.25 yard, special at.. $1.19
Special lot of fine round thread and French Val.
Laces and Insertions, to 2 inches wide. Great
special values, on sale at the following low prices:
Reg. 75c val., doz., 39 Reg. $1.25 vals., doz., 50
10,000 yards swiss, nainsook and cambric Embroid
ery English eyelet and French effects; suitable for
infants', children's and women's wear. Fine qual
ities, dainty patterns, great assortment. On sale:
V2 to 3-inch, regular 30 values, on sale at, yard. 12
3 to 9-in., 40c vals., 15J 3 to 12-in., 45c val., 19
An entire new lot of colored Embroidery and In
6ertions to match, beautiful styles; 1 to 27 inches
wide ; grand variety for your selection. . On sale :
50c val., yd., 29; 85c val., 49; $1.25 val., 69
A Calanf 200 Pairs ot extra large white
Jk, OalC Jk Wool Blankets, size 78x84 inches:
k. . pink and blue borders; the reg-
jjianKexs ular values'. on sfi
sale at, the pair.. PJiJJ
500 silkoline-covered Comforts, filled with white
laminated cotton; full size; regular CM 1 C
$1.50 values, special for this sale, each. . P
Notions, Station'rySpec'ls
Congress Playing Cards, gilt-edge, initials; OQ
special value, this sale, ati the package.
Reinforced nickel-plated Coat Hangers, each..3
M. & F. Woolen Trouser or Skirt Hangers at 11
bhelf Faper, all colors, for this sale, per strip. . .2c
Art Linen nting Tablets, finest quality, priced
Regular 25c values, 18J ; regular 15c values, 9
White Commercial Envelopes good quality, white
wove, 5 and 6-inch sizes, special sale at, package. 4
Or, for a box of 2o0, special for this sale at.35
Large size wire Photo Racks on sale for, each.ll
Picquet Plaj-ing Cards on sale at, package. 12
White Crepe Paper Napkins at, per hundred.. 8J
Regular 35c fancy box Paper, at low price, box.l9
Regular 35c fancy Postcard Albums at, each.l9
Regular. $1.00 Postcard Albums, special, eaeh..49
Card and Invitation Engraving to your order, at the
very lowest prices, in stationery Department.
Book News
Undermuslins
Special lot of fin Cm-sot rv..
blouse and ticht-fittincr stvloc'
trimmed in lace
ings and insertions, tucks, beading
ua nooons; ail sizes, great variety
to select from; regular 75c AQ
values, on sale at, per pair. TrUC
Special lot of women's fine cambric
and nainsook Drawers, trimmed in
line embroidery and lace beading and
insertions: handsome stvles a 1
assortment to select from; I QQ
reg. $L'.o0 to $4 vals., pair V 'O
2000 Women's rwirl mialiti- namUrA
f .J .11.1 t t J
Gowns, trimmed in hemstitched edg
ings, long and short sleeves; Dutch
neck styles; best regular fiQ,,
$1.00 values, special at, each. "C
Children's plain tucked Muslin
Drawers, ages 1 to 10 years; great
values buy all you want of 1 P
them at this low price, pair. AOC
lniants' hana-embroidered t aps, lace-
inramed. very pretty styles: $:l.00
values, priced for this" sale'at. $1.98
Shirtwaists $2.18
Timely offering of 2000 Cotton Ba
tiste 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 styles, prosit
assortment; regular $4.00 r0 "1 Q
values, on sale at, each.. O
Silk Petticoats $4H
200 "Varsity" guaranteed Silk Petti
coats, fully guaranteed not to crack
or split for three months made with
16-inch flounce, trimmed with shir
ring and four rows of 1-inch tailored
bands; colors are white, green, rose,
catawba. navy blue, copenhaeen', gray,
mais and black ; great spe- A O C
cial value, on sale, each. Pr'53
Great Sale of Soap
La Premier Castile Soap, bar..7
Roger & Gallet's Toilet 1Q
Soaps, all odors, special, cake A C
Pond's Extract Soap, special at.l4J
Woodbury's Facial Soap on 1 Q
sale at this low price, cake. . f C
Jergens' Old-Fashioned Soap, ja 8J
Transparent Glycerine Soap, 10
3 cakes in box, at, per box.. AfciG
4-lb. bars Pure Castile Soap at. 43
White Ribbon Floating Toilet and
Bath Soap, two ounces heavier than
Fairy; special price doz. cakes. 43
M. & F. Special Hotel Soap, 00
on sale at, the dozen cakes. 5C
Jergens' 9-cake assortment HQ
fine Toilet Soaps, per box.. OC
liife Buoy Soap on sale at, cake.4J
Jap Rose Glycerine Soap, at, cake.8i
Palm Olive Soap, on sale at, eake.8
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OVER $26,000 CLEARED
KXACT AMOUjfx RAISED BY KIR
MESS NOT KNOWN.
Executive Committee Thanks the
Public for Generous Support
Given Big Benefit.
The Executive Committee of the Klr
meiw has found Itself under Indebtedness
to to many persons and organlratlons
that, being unable to express gratitude
Individually. It has sent the following
communication of thanks to the daily
press In acknowledgement thereof:
The exFcutlve committee of the KlrnwM
for the benent of the Portland Open - Air
Sanltorium and the Women's Exchange de
lre to express sincere and heartfelt thanks
for the nnerous support Riven to the Klr
mes. Where everyone gave so (reely both
of time and money, it is impossible to thank
each one Individually, so that the executive
t-oinmlttee anks its many friends and help
ers to accept this public expression of ap
preciation. The following acknowledgement is
made the Portland papers by A. L. Mills,
treasurer of the Kirmess. on behalf of
the two Institutions assisted by the Kir
mess: On behalf of the Portland Omn Air Rani.
torlum and the Women's Exchange. 1 bes;
to thank you sincerely for the publicity
clven our Kirmess performance, and the
uniform klndnee and consideration shown
uur every request.
The executive committee of the Klrnux
consists of Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett. Miss
Falling. Mrs. Sigmund Frank. Miss May
Falling. Mrs. William C. Alvord. Mis
Sarah H. Lewis. A. L. Mills and Thomas
troii rooKe.
An yet. Mr. Mills and Mr. Brooke, vlin
are In charge of the financial arrange
ments nave not received all of the bills,
hence are unable to give out definitely the
sum cicarea Dy tne entertainment. It h
. however, been satisfactorily established
that the net proceeds for the Kirmess will
go well over the $26,000 mark after all
expenses have been paid.
The committee also la enthusiastic In
lta recognition of the work of Charles
Cutler, whose beautifully rendered solo
work in the Indian Dance brought forlh
such well-merited praise. Mr. Cutler is
an Alaskan Indian whose tribal name la
Dochh- hoh Hharchh.' He came to Port
land over two years ago because of his
intense love for music, and has entered
on a musical career.
If will be of interest to know that
Mlse IJla Aguew Stewart, is contemplat
ing giving the next of her Kirmess series
in Spokane, and departed for that city
last evening.
USES BOTTLE ON BROTHER
George and Joseph Lee Fight for
Over Hour.
CLUB HAS FIRST
GOOD SPORT IN AQUATIC MEET
IN BIG TANK.
captain and crew narrowly escaped
drowning. She was towed to the, Mission
mudflats and beached. ' The cargo of
fertilizer . is a total loss. , .
In a fight between two brothers in
-ooose Hollow" yesterday afternoon, one
tried to beat, the other Into insensibility
with a beer Dottle. He might have suc
ceeded except that the other was too
adept in the science of self-defense.
George H. Lee and Joseph Lee. 483
Clay street, were combatants. Their
trouble originated in a jag possessed by
Joseph. The fight lasted for half an hour
and aroused the deep concern of neigh
bors. Anxious calls were sent in
to the police by neighbors, who
feared that the affray might - re
sult fatally. Patrolman Harms arrived
to find the bottle-wlelder had been van
quished and his features sadly soiled bv
his husky brother. Just to add . zest to
Joseph's inconveniences, the officer threw
him in Jail for drunkenness.
H0USKEEPERS' DAY.
The balance of this week will be de
voted to bargains in household supplies.
Special prices quoted on table . linens,
napkins, towels, bedspreads, lace cur
tains. sheets, pillowcases, curtain ma
terials and draperies. . Fine line sample
curtains in pairs and singles. McAllen &
McDonnell. Third and Morrison.
Articles of Incorporation.
T-NITED Btni.DINO COMPAW Tnor-.
porators. P. P. Mickey, C. O. Sabin and
jonn uur wnson; capitalization. 15,OilO
OHIO INVESTMENT COMPANY Incor
porators, I.. Pewtheres. r. J. Forbes and
rniiip Mvuru; capitalization, . 225,000.
Medals Hung TJp by Multnomah and
Races 'Are Supervised by
Instructor Hilton.
. Last night the Multnomah Athletic
Club held its first aquatlo meet in the
big swimming pool. This branch of sport
is in cnarge or n. Hilton, the club"s new
swimming instructor. SA aood-slzed
crowd was present and some good swim
ming was seen. The aquatic programme
consisted of races at various distances,
and for which medals were hung tip for
tne winners Dy the club.
The first event on the programme was
the 50-yard swim by the senior class.
This event was a riot struggle between
Sharp and Dent, the former winning by
a narrow margin of a few Inches. This
event among the Junors was won by
Hinckle in 35 seconds, Ave seconds slower
than the time -made by Sharp in the
senior event.
' The feature of the evening was the
victory of little Alfred Krohn. son of
Robert Krohn, who won the 60-foot dash
in 10 seconds flat. Young Fabre was the
victor in the junior event for 100 yards,
while Dent won the senior century from
Wakeman in the fast time of 1:12. The
50-yard swim for the intermediate class
was won cleverly by Noyes, who made
the distance In 31 seconds. Noyes also
won thes 220-yard senior event, while the
longer distance for Juniors was won by
Reid. Leon Fabre also won - the fancy
dtving event, and in this contest he dis
played considerable ability as a swim
mer. The everts were conducted under
the personal observation of Mr. Hilton,
while Robert 'Krohn and Eddie O'Connell
acted as officials.
decidedly vetoed being a political "har
monist," and the dinner plan was dropped
at his request.
Steamer Sinks Scow Schooner.
: SAX FRANCISCO, April 20. Tlie scow
schooner Alma came in collision witn the
steamer Kvichak off the Steuart-street
wharf today and was capsized. Her
SON BLOCKS PROBATE CASE
Rushes Into Courtroom Just in Time
, to Stop Court Proceedings.
CINCINNATI, . April . 20. George D.
Troutman, of Tucson, Ariz., arrived
here today and entered the probate court
room just in the nick of time to prevent
the probation of-the will of -his mother,
the late Mrs. . Anna D. Troutman, who
died here last week. The document was
belng'presented by Mrs. Lilly Balke. wife
of Rudolph Balke, a -brewer, who is a
daughter of the defendant. Her hand
was upraised to take the oath when
George Troutman rushed into the court
room and dramatically announced:
"I am here to protest."
Probate Judge Leuders immediately
suspended proceedings. The estate Is
worth . J25.0OO, - consisting of 1200 acres of
farmlne'. Inn In Uan.. i 1 - i.- . .
Mr.- Troutman alleged that his motlrer
was a sufferer from partial paralysis
and a blood clot upon the brain. He paid
the record would show he had protected
the estate to his personal sacrifice. He
has been since August' 3 last year in
Tucson, Ariz., on business. Ha came
here, he said, from Tucson on purpose
to look after his mother's .estate. .
HARMONY DINNER IS OFF
Informal; Reception Is All Tammany
Will Accord Croker.
NEW YORK. April 20. John Fox, pres
ident of the Democratic Club, confirmed
last niht the report that the club has
abandoned the idea to give Richard Crok
er a farewell dinner before his departure
for Ireland, next week.- It had been re
ported on several occasions that Mr. Crok
er would be present at a "harmony din
ner: at which It was hoped that some of
the warring factions in Tammany might
be brought together. But it is now rjrob
able that, an informal reception for the
old leader will be, the only testimonial
before he sails. It is understood that he
Aviator la Trouble.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 20 Van
E. Griffith, a young aviator, was
hurled to the ground yesterday and
narrowly escaped serious Injury, when
his aeroplane Glider, drawn by an au
tomobile, was tilted by an unexpected
gust of wind and smashed against the
street curbing. Griffith has made sev
eral successful flights with the Glider
in tow of an automobile, and easily at
tained a height of from 25 to 30 feet.
He was up about ten feet yesterday
when the wind hit him. 3;ia
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO.
West Side
f226 ALDER ST.
21t AND JOHN SOX ST.
IHS GIBBS ST.
Jlth AND MONTGOMERY STS.
LSd AND JEFFERSON STS.
"Fighting the Beef Trust"
ASTORIA
SI3 WII.MAMS AVE.
701 MISSISSIPPI AYR.
.WS BAST MORRISON ST.
S2 BAST HI KNSIDE ST.
S3d AND BELMONT STS. J
East Side
TYVKI.KTH AND BOND STS.
253 TAYLOR STREET ( t N lONTOYV V i.
Be careful when you come to Alder Street that you get in the right place. See that Smith's name and "Fight
ing the Beef Trust" are over the door and then come in.
LEADER Smith's pure kettle rendered Lard, 5-lb. pail, 65. Not an ounce of beef fat nor anv other
""" 8Uon- nee or paying toe and even ooe ior Eastern lard which we vouch cannot comnare with Smith'
Fresh Creamery Butter, full 2-lb.
square 55
Fresh Ranch Eggs, per doz.. 25
h resh Willamette River Salmon,
per lb. . 15
Deep Sea Halibut lOO
Razor Clams, per dozen -X3V4e
Beef for boiling Q4 and Ttf
Roast Beef 8c. 9C, JLOf. 12ViC 15
Beefsteak
Roast Pork.. . .
Pork Chops.. . .
Roast Veal....
Veal Cutlets. . .
Smith's Breakfast Baco
IOC. 15 I Pickled Pork
.IOC. laVie. 15 Dry Salt Pork
id. iav&: is Beet
.12'4. 15
12V2C
. m-
3o
J," i-" i Mams 15c i Shoulder Mutton, per lb
..v...V i oi"S'-.iiiC i.eg .Mutton, per lb
Hamburg bteak to 1 Loin and Rih Mnti i-i,..
in large' Jars,
20
cans for
25
Chip Baskets, wire handles, each..lQ
Our Best Mackerel, 3 for 25
each.
1- lb. can Baking Powder
2- lb. can Oysters
7 boxes Toilet Soap......
3 Dksrs. Gelatine
New Patent Mopstlcks.
Bum atarcn, lb ,
4 pkffs. Gloss Starch
pkjrs. Corn Starch
bottle Blueing ,
bottles Chow Chow . ......
bottles Mixed Pickles
bottles Sour Mid pets
bottles Hot Stuff
bottles Mustard and Horse
radish ,
2 bottles Worcester Sauce . ..
3 bottles Olives
1 bottle Griffin's Catsup, pts.
1 bottle Capers - ............
15
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...25p
...25
...15c
...5
...25
...25c
4
...25
...25
...25c
.25
...25
.25
...25
. . .20
...20
1 bottle Olives 2C
1 bottle Curry Powder 20C
1 Jar Peanut Butter 2lt
1 jar Imperial prepared Mustard.. 15c
or
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au our meats and the following groceries at Third and J efferson Streets. Phone Main 8751. We deliver in quan
tities of $2.00 or more. These" nrices will continue 11 wor
is ids. or Best Granulated Sugar 81. OO
100 lbs. Potatoes 81.85
10-lb. sack High Pat. Flour 35
50-lb. sack High Pat. Flour 81.55
BO-lb. sack Pride of Valley Flour 81.35
Longs' Preserves 1
Pear ..
, Quince
Orange
i-is J
Raspberry -1
Cherry L In pints 20
' Blackberry J
Muscat Grapes Regular 20c lO
Snyder's Salad Dressing (reg. 60c) 30
htrlng Beans. . .
Coadcnsed Milk.
Pumpkins
Tomatoes ......
Corn ; . . . .
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Salmon
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6 Loaves Bread 25
Quart of Pickles lO
3 boxes Matches. 1500 in box 25
8 boxes Parlor Matches. 600 in box 25
Our Best Stove Brush and our
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2 cans Shrimps 25
2 cans Mrs. C.'s Fig Pudding. . !ao
2 cans June Peas . 20
6 cans Sardines in-Oil 25
6 cans Sardines in mustard 25
4 cans Soup . 25
2 cans Corned Beef 55C
lbs. large Italian Prunes.
lbs. larjre Yellow Crawford
Peaches
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lbs. Boncle:n Codfish . .
5 lbs. Jap Itlce. whole.
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English Walnuts, lb
Brazilian Nuts, lb
Filberts, lb
Dustpans, each . V.
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American Club Coffee. 3 cans..
Royal Club Coffee. 1-lh. can...
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3 lbs. Tapioca
3 pkgs. Macaroni . ,
1 3-lb can Tripe
1 3-lb. can Ox Marrow . .
I 3-lb. can Koast Mutton
3 lbs. Sal Soda
10 bars Laundry Soap....
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