FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 1820.
13
fHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL' PORTLAND,1 OREGON
STATE TO SECURE
COKTMYOF
LANDS IN RESERVE
Salem. Aug. 20. At a jneetlne: of
the state land boar a Thursday
afternoon. 'Governor. Olcott was
authorized to enter Into, a contract
with the federal government 'for the
exchange of .66,000 rre of. scat
tered base land in national forest
reserves In Oregon for a compact
body; of equal area arfd value 'with
in the reserve. ' 1
The land will be reforested by, the
- forestry school of the OregonV Agricul
tural college and the etate forestry "de
parlmnt. -T-- XX-::
Before " the : exchange Is consumated
the lands Involved . will be cruised
Jointly by the- state and federal forestry
departments. The exchange U-made
tinder provisions of an act of. 1913 at
whkh time- ,S0O0 was appropriated to
cover expensesincldental thereto.
The appropriation of W00 second feet
ef water rom Foley creek for the de
velopment of -power In Tillamook is
sought in an application filed with the
state enidneer'a office.: here by W. It
Sales of Mohler. - " - "
Other applications . for water rights
have been filed as follows
By IS. J. Stewart of McMlnnville,
water from a branch" of .Cozlne creek fot
the J Irrigation of 10 acres in Yamhill
county, '
By Robert A, Boykln , of ' Bandon,
water from Seven Mile creek for min
'ing purposes. ' - .
- By Fred Van Tegert and Emma Oera
llng jof Coqullle, water from a small
spring for domestic purposes,.
B Dr. Morrison or K.erDy. wwr rum
Jimmy creek for the irrigation
small tract In Josephine county.
of a
Petition for a physical connection be
' tween the-Southern Pacific and Oregon
Electric railroads at Forest Grove has
been- filed with the public service com
mission by business interests of Forest
Grove. - "" ,
i- ; ' '!
- State" .Enirlneer Percy A. Cupper, left
- Thursday- morning for Boise, daho, to
i attend a meeting , of the executive com
mittee of thai Western States Reclama
tion association, of which he is a mem-
:Tygh Valley After
Establislimentof
New High: School
. ''t .
The Dalles, Aug.' 20. Headed by Dr.
H. Oftedal and Hugh '.Woods, a delega
tion of Tysh Valley citizens Wednesday
t, visited. A. K. Oronenw&ld, fconncr auper-
" intendetft of schools, for -the purpose of
securing a hfeh school for their district,
r The, delegation 'claimed, according- to
. Clronenwald,; that many new .families
... had moved Into the district, i giving
enough pupils of advanced standing 'to
t warrant .the' establishment of schools
i- with higher grades. Jt is understood
. that the Complete personnel of the school
-.board for this district does not favor
f the erection, or establishment of a hlsh
school. . ' -
, 'Gronenrald aspure4'tne voters that an
,. election i would be called iln the. immedf
jr ate future and that the voters would
' decide; the question." v
Opposition Growing J
Agaihst :Bill to Cut
Eates j of Interest
Opposition j Is - developing " irapidlyj
througout .Western Oregon to the' initia
tive bill providing for: the reduction of
the legal rate of Interest In thla'atate to
5 per cent on contracts and 4 per pent on
ordinary loans, according to .Robert E.
Smith, president ofl the Ttle & l Trust
company, who'-Teturhed Thursday from
a (trip. through 'the wniamette s Valfey;"
X Smith was accompanied by0pyd
Ritchie, iFrank , Gollehur and Tlaul D.
Marphy.v Off icials ... of- the - Taxpayers'
league. Meetings were held at Kupene,
Albany, Coryallis, McMimiviHe and Hills
bofro " and county organizations t started.
The party will leave today for St. Helens
and Astoria and will visit Hood. River
and The! Dalles on Saturday.. ,..;!.-' . . ,
, TThe proposed! law. reducing Interest
rates will be submitted to a vote of the
people of Oregon at the November etec
tian," said Smith.'. ?lt Is-the most per
nicious measure ever put on the ballot in
this state. fWhile seeming to ofter-the
benefit of I low Interest . rates It Mould
simply make; it i Impossible to Sorrow
money in the sUte and funds looking
for' investment, here would go to otherH
SEASON
IS
VERY
DISASTROUS
. , , . ... ..
Thlgr ls the most disastrous season
that the peach growers of '4b Pacific
Northwest have known.', While in some
seasons nhere has i been ! practically a
crop failure in certklh.dlstricts,Jthls sea4
son the failure was aimos.t .general ,1b
both Oregon, and Washington, i i 1
California- growers", are! profiting by
this condition and have, never beforee
ceived such extreme prices as thla year
The end of the California season is now
in sight.;-.i-iv .-". - I . , i- '- :: " -
Because of 'the ; extreme price; asked
for raisins .by the California j growers
many former, buyers of raisins are pur-i
chasing heavy supplies of currants from
Greece.; Even with ; the i huge f freight!
rate this stock ean be landed and sold int
Portland, at about 3c a pound less than
what California is asking if or Jjts poorer
stock of raisins. ; . ; - ' t j v' fv-
Beef prices at retail should be somewhat-lower
than at present. The prices
being paid for live animals is the low
est for a number , of -yeas, 'but Uttla
change has .been shown In values that
consumers have been forced to pay '
There Is plenty of salmon on the mar
ket but halibut is slightly higher again.
mmm
Fremont, Neb., Is
Given Population in
: Revised Estimates
Washington, Aug, SO. !, N; S.) Pre
' llminary . population figures, announced
today by the census bureau Include.:
f 4; Santa Fe, N.,M. 1920 population t2S
Increase since 1910 2164. or 4S.T per cent.
. Lone Oak, Texas,. 1920' population 101T;
-increase since 1910 261, or 81. S per cent.
; !- Ifremont, Neb., revised figures. 1920
.population 0570J Increase since 1316-852,
' ! or -9.8 per cent." i. : ; J
I ''Most of the tea that Is raised in Bur
mah is pickled and eaten as a eemdi
Iment. : ' ;- . :
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I CAN PEACHES
WHOLE With or'
WITHOUT SUGAR
If sujar is high or scarce,: can with
out jt'ini Kerr Economy Jars which keep'
all fruits perfectly because j they seal
AIRTIGHT. - The wide imouita admits:
peaches Sand other, large fruit? and veg- ;
etables whole? includinff colrn-on-cob, j
fried chicken, j efc. Easy to seal with
sanitary .f gold-rename!-! capv and wire;
clamft- no rubber rings alt allno
mould' orspoilaje. Your dealer has!
Genuine Kerr Economy Jars and Caps!
or can jet them from nearby jobbers, j
.Write: us for! Free.. Home I Canning :
Recipe Book, '
KERR GLASS MFG. CO. ;
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There Is Security in Trading With One of the
rdcery Stores
20tKenturyG
because their INFORMATION on the CASH valuepof foodstuffs can be relicdon.
You trade in' safety if yon buy at one of , these stores. . . , j '
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Prices in this ad are Good Saturday Only
Fruit Canning Season Specials
Economy Jar Caps, : dozen 28c- 2 dozen 55cj
)aTawax. for. sealing,. ppund package. . I ,l Sc
Mason Quart iJars- equipped hyith. potfcelain-
lined zinc covers at, dozen.,; . . . . .. .i..98c
Jelly -Glasses tall kind per 'dozen ..... j. . 53c
4 Squat kind, per-jdozen- . ....... I ... i. . 50c
Half-gallon Mason t Jars- equipped ' same as
quart size,f dozen . . ; . i . . . , . . . . . .$1.19
'".-.
Canned Milk :
IloUy. Brand"; canj 12J doz. $1.48
Federal! Milk, tall cans, 3 for: , . :40.
Dozen iclns ... l . $1.58
Carnation or Borden's, per can..l4
Dozen leans $1.65
Cottolene; small pails, 43; medium !
, pails 99 ; large pails . . .!. .$2.00
. ' ' : : r i 1 1
I ota toes, nice smooth stock, Twentieth !
j Century price- 9 pounds ;25
Big Juicy Lemons, -per dozen
Picnic Plates
1 dozen to the package i
Twentieth Century price V...8
s- ; -' ' j '-' i : '. !
Quaker Oats new stock, 2 packages 25$
) Large package . . . a . . . . !35
lExcelo Cake- Flour, delicious results, ; !
! which even a man can get, 'pkg.".:. .38
Diamond S Catsup, full pint bottles. ;15j
Sugar, 5 jibs.'
pure cane
$110pioo lb.
'sacks, f
.$21.00
Olympic Flour, 49 lb. cks, sack $3.25
Dwight ' Ewardsc Dependable Coffee,. V.
one pound icans. 47J ; 3 lbs.'.$1.40
Ranch , Eggs-every one guaranteed goodj
" dozen .... ....55
Carnation i Coffee, 3 lbs ... . V . . . . $1,255 i
Peanut -Butter; fresh made, 2 lbs.'.". .35
RoyalWrhite Soap; 10 bar's.'. . . S.
Thefe really is no better place to ! buy
than - the j I wentiethc Century Stores ' and
168 5th Between Yamhill and Morrison
169 3rd Between Yamhill and Morison
164-166 2nd, Bet. Yamhill .and Morrison
410- Montgomery Bet. 10th and 1 1 thv
Stalls Nos. 3 and 4 in Yamhill Sanitary
W U Market H ; :J I 1
731 Va Washington near 23rd Street,
1 675 . 1 3th, Cor. 1 Umatilla, Sellwood
Butter market is likely to shoyr a rise
within the next few days.'
' Power Wire Torn Down j
Kehalem, Aus. 20. An electrkial dis
play, caused Portland Beach visitors to
congregate along th iKehalem bay Sun
day, evenlny. where the-2 J, 000 volt power
line of the Coast Power company became
entangled wltlt, the Wheeler Telephone
Man in Custody Is '
Would-Be Suicide
After undertaking to strangA himself
with a towel. nd , falUng: In , this, to
knock himself. into oblivion 'with " his
Jb Telegraph," company's lines, "caused byJ own flsts when ho WM under ar-
the faUlng of burning trees across both rest, Felix Tamasi, alias Frank Matson,
company's lines. Nehalem remained in is Jn the eounty Jail in lieu of $1000
darkness Sunday f M I bond, on the chare of receiving- tolen
-An electric fan has been lnvntrf ilt property. Valuable tools aaid I to be
Is small enough
riedr In a woman's purse.
to be .folded and car-1 from local and
Vancouver
were found In his possession:
3 C
AT :BltJRNS,
SATURDAY
"AND MONDAY
3
KELLOGG CORN FLAKES,
(6 pkgs. to customer), package. . . . . . . . . . .
10 c
Per 'Package . . . . . . .14c
CREAM;.':
CHEESE, lb. . .
31c
CORN " ' - ;
STARCH,"lb. . .
10 c
CREAM OF
BARLEY, pkg.
10c
DRY
ONIONS, lb..
2c
FRESH
EGGS, dozen. . .
55 c "
HILLSDALE )r7 A
Asparagus Hps, LU f 1
QUAKER OATS Q rj
Large Pkg... w. O 4 A
NEW POTA-
TOES, lb.
2lc
WHITE ROSE FLOUR. 4? bag
ROSE OF CEYLON TEA., lb , ; . . . .
hershets cocoa; m'Tt.':
.$3.24
i ... .50c
i . . 3Sc
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JD. C BURNS COMPANY
208-2 lO THIRD STREET, BETWEEN TAYLOR AND SALMON
Speelal Mall Order Servies Writs for (Monthly Price List Wholesalers to
Frivate FaatUiet. Hotels and Restaarants Fhoaest Mala (Is. tl-2.
T
Price and uaKty Talli
The largest, most sanitary and up to date market in th
city of IorUand.: Tliat is why the PACIFJC MARKET
holds its trade in. spite of all competition." ;
RT TTPTPP Quf Fmu Magnolia, and Green Valley
LV li lJlV v, Brands of. Creamery Butter on .Gt OA
, . . . ......... ... Oi.eiU
sal Saturday-i-Ib 62c roUf
Strictly Fresl Orron t Hp j
Ranch Eggs, per; doxen UUU j
' ! f ... ... ,
Mild Full Cream Chess,
per pound ....
:r35c
TOP STEER ROASTS,
per lb:
15c
HAMBURGER od SAU.' f r'
SAGE MEAT, per lb.... XUC
" 2 Ihs. for 25c "
SUGAR CURED BACON, OKn
per lb. . ... ....... . OOls
3 Shortenings, . :"'''5'5C'
per
No',
per
TENDER BEEFSTEAK,!
per lb. 4
Boiling Beef and Lamb
Stew, per lb. . . ..
15c
NO. 5 SHORTENINGS,
per pail . ....... T
NO. 5 PURE LARD,
per pail ...... . . .
.,8c
95 c
$1.25
PACIFIC IMARKET
Where Quality Is Highest and Prices Lowest' -NEW
CENTRAL MARKET BUILDING
Southeast corner Yamhill and Fourth ; i
RASH & RASH
CASCADE: MARKET
M 183 Third
I
Quality Groceries
Dependable COFFEE
1 lb. 50 3 lbs. $1.45
BULK COFFEE
50c Value, lb. 40
35c Value, lb. 30?
Tomitocs, folid; pack, 2Ss, .'
can .....:. .15c
Sunkj$t peas. 25c value, can 20c
CoJton" Peas. 3 for . . . . . 50c
.Sunklst Coi'n. 25c value, can 20c
t RASHS
- 415 E. Morrison
.i .. . ..',: 1 .: "'
at Cut Prices
Van. Camp Pork and
Beans, small 2 for 25,
medium 2 for ; 35,
large S5 .
'Libby's Pork and Beans,' me
dium. 2 for .......... ..25c
;Log Cabin Syru?; large. -$1.25
Dutch Cleanser, can 10c
' Sardines, 3 for I . . ; .... .25c
Asparagus, can . 25c
Carotene Milk. can;. ....7.11c
Kellogg Corn Flakes, 2 for. .25c
Vinegar, bottle ; . ......... 10c
-Bluing, bottle ,5C
Economy Jar Caps OC
Mason Jar Caps, dz. LioQ
SOAP:SPECIAL
Van Hoetcr's . r
WkU. WJ.. 4" vi
Easy Day
Roval White '
Palm Olive Soap, fojr. . ; . ,25c
Brooms,, jsi.oo valuei. . . . .60c
Macaroni, 3 pags. . . .!. 25c
72c
Spaghetti. 3 pkrs:
Noodles,' 3 pkgs.. .
. . .25c
.25c
Van Camp's Soups,
can ' k
Del Monte Catsup, bottle.. 2 5c
Raisins, pkg. 25c
Bulb Cocoa, lb. .... . I .... .30c
Bulk Chocolate, lb.. .1 . . . . .38c
Rice, 2 lbs........? .25c
Lima Beans, 3 lbs . . ..... 50c
Salmon, large can. .;. .... .20c
Minced Clams, s, can. , . .15c
" " i ! . ) ; i ..... ..... .
Out-of-Town MaU Orders will be filled at these prices if 'received by
Wednesday following; our ad. Kindle include check end initmciinn.
witb order.
183 Third St.
TWO
STOKES
415 E. Morrison
SahdincS 1 1 M
NORWAY'S FINEST
SARDINES AND CANNED FISH
' DELICACIES
Are' era In obtainable In Portland.
; . Your Gtuwr can supply, you .
' -with, both;
KORCAHER BRISLING E3AND
BRAVO BRAND SILO
Sardines,, which you remember by
their delectablo Ind I vldual flavor.
The quality U unchanned Incom
parable supreme. No other tramls
are "Just as Rood."
Tantes or preferences differ In. Nor
wegian sardine, as In nil food prod
ucts, but you will find your cholrey
In either of theiie brands, heonune
they sre In fact "Norway's Klneat."
When you seek the Inspiration of
fhe great out-of-doors a tin or two
of these sardines will add a rent
and delljrht to your luncheon afield :
Indeed,, they are a notable addition
to the cold supper at home or any
meal. . i. . "
Ask i your grocer today you'll . use
no others,; -: - '
NORCANNERS, LTD.
BUrangtr, Norwiy NBW Xork-CliUgQ
C.1 V. Stater & Co.
I Ilstrlbaturs for Oreaoa.
' S8I Stark Portland, Or.
. r Pboaa Broadway 6U7.
Retail Grocers Order Through
l Your Own Jobber. .
JFIREEIVI ANS O
THE QUALITY STORE Where a Dollar Doe. Its Duty 249 YAMHILL STREET
V Freeman Still Smashes the Price Saturdav-Mondav Soecials
PURE CANE SUGAR; 5 1 POUNDS FOR $1.05
CANNED MILK
Borden's and Carnation, tall, 3 fori
....
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
1 lb. 52; 3 lbs.. ...$1.50
5 lbs. . . . . .$2.50
CRISCO
3 lb., 85, 6 lbs. . . SI. 70
9 lbs. K ..$2.50
MISCELLANEOUS
4 SPECIALS
4 lbs. Jap.Rice. . '; . . .50
3 lbs. Fancy Head Rice.50
6 lbs. Small W. Beans.. .50
3 lbs. Lima Beans . . . . . . . 50
5 lbs. Red Mex. Beans. ,50
4 lbs. cut Macaroni. . . .50
4 lbs. Spaghetti . m .' . . . . 50
3 lbs. Rolled Oats. .... .25?
2 lbs: Peanut Butter. ... .45r
2 Post Toastie$ . ... . . .25
2 Corn Flakes I . . . .. . . .25
3 Puffed Wheat '. . jsJ. : .40
1 Cream of Wheat ; . . 27
1 Large AlbersOats . .35
1 SnlderV Catsup ......30
1 Del Monte Catsup .'. ... 25
Pure Friiit Jelly ,
ft gl iri-. -. ii .-. . . . .$1.35
2 Dozen Mason Caps . ; 55 &
2 Dozen Economy Caps 55
2 Dozen Red Rubbers.-. . 15c
GOLDEN WEST . COFFEE
1 b., 53; 3 lbs.. . , .81.55
5 lbs. . I $2.50
40
:....$5.oo
i WESSON OIL
Pints, 35 ; quart . ; . .
Vi Gal., $1.25 j Gal . $2.35
BEVERAGES
Best
Coffee,
.45J
Freeman's
pound
Freeman's Special Coffee.
S3 pounds . :.. . . . . $1.00
Ghirardelli's Chocolate,
; H lb., 43; 3 lbs. $1.25
S lbs. . ; ..... v , . , $2.00
Hershey's Cocoa 25
- - ' $YRUPS
Uof Cabin, small . ,
Lof Cabin, medium
Unci Johns, small
Unci Johns, medium
Karo, Litht, H fl
Karo, Light, gal. ......, .$1.15
Karo, Dark, H aL. i V.V: . V . S5c
Karo, dark, gallon ; v f . .$1.05
.-Fr
... . . 1
35c
.fi5c
.35c
, .65c
60c
SOAPS
14 bsrs Crystal Whit. . ... .$1.00
15 bar. Bob, White j ...... .$1.00
a bars Palm Olira .?. ..... . . . 25c
3 bars' Crema Oil .j . . . r.Y . 25c
S cans Old Dtotch.
;50c
2 cans Lighthouse Cleanser . S 1 5c
1 Pearliney large '. I . i. . .'. .' . .27c
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
12 ozican, 3 for. .'.v. '.81 .00
2Vz lb. $1.10 5 lb. $3.15
i -;,... MAZOLA "
Pints, ! 35 : quarts . G5d
Va Gal. $1,251 Gal. $2.35
.CANNED GOODS
4 Libby's Sliced Pineapple,
Is
I
.$1.00
w mmmm j v aa ai a a w a w v m -
Vi .:.$i.oo
3 Del Monte Grated Pine-
apple V2s . . . ... . , . .50
3 Minced Clams Is . 50c
1 Minced Clams V2s. j ;15
3 Sugar Peas . . .... . .50
1 dozJ Sugar Peas. . . .$1.75
3 Iowa Corn . . . . . .... 50
2Asparagus Salad Tip 45
4 Tomatoes, 2 V2 s .... 50
3 Solid Pack Tomatoes . 50
3 Van C. fork and Beans, .
me'dium . .......... 50
1 Booth's Sardines . lOc
3 American ; Sardines . .25?
5 Red Alaska Salmon, -
y2i si.oo
FREEMAN'S Only Store at 249 Yamhill JSt., Bet. Second and Third
; V 7 We Have No Connection J With j Any Other Store in the City.
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Unusual Offerings
3 lb$Walnuts;$l -1 lb. Cocoanut 30c
1 lb. Fresh Roasted Peanuts
" 4 -
2 lbs. Pop Corn
Crisp, Ginger Snaps, lb. ..V..
OH Sardines, can 7c doien
i lb." Full Cream; Chewe . 1. . .
Strictly Fresh Eggs," doz. .....
:'...25c
. - 25c
.T.30c
. v-80c
35c
t.57c
i lb. Fancy Prunes . , '. .... .. !. :.20c
FANCY PICNIC SHOULDERS,
lb.
26c
The Road to Economy
Is the read that leads to any one of our
four sanitary markets, where the thrifty
houaewife will da delighted with our choice line ef
fancy rroceriea. Dming these
staple anl
warm
days you can shop in comfort at any ona of oar fonr
. stores; and sere - on erery purchase. Look over ,
what we have to offer and be convinced. Deliveries'
from People's Market only. . " . r
To Have-on Hand
SUGAR, lb. 22c 100 Ibi. $21.50
For Sunny Monday
3 cakes Sapolio i
8 lbs. Sal Soda . . , ..........
1 pkg. Sea Foam . .
4 cans Lighthouse Cleanser. . .
3 - pkgs. Rinso . -i. . - .
,16 bars Royal White Soap . . ; .
17 oars uieanr easy oap
1 bottie Bluing ... s.
1 bottle -Ammonia . i
.-. v. 25i
25c
.25e
.....25c
...SI.OO
H, $100'
. . .5c
" 5c
For Toflet Use
3 bars Palm Olive Soap. . .
Fancy Toilet Soap,! 6 bars V";
: 25c
V...25c
T.
i s J NotevThese Prices
6 rolls TQiljpt Paper v. 1 7?y'i J .".i iV25c
6 rolls Wax Paper . .x-. -i v.'jv25c'
5 boxes -Matches
j .... ..
box Economy Crackers
--80c
1 large kg. Snowlf lakes. ........: .40c
2 y9 lbs. Split Peas .!..:.. ,;. . . . . .. . . .25c
2 lbs. Pejirl Barley . ... ...... . V . . . 25c
2li. lbs. Sago ;i .-.25c
Sj.lbs. Tapioca!, ........... ..2Sc-
3 lbs. Foiled Oats . . . .... .. . .25c
3 lbs. Curve Cut" AJacaronr . . .25c
3 pkgs. Noodles, Sphagetti, Macaroni. .25c
t large cinj Royal ffaklns Powder.'. A35c
S lb.can Crescent Baking-powder. .$1.00
12 lbs. Fancy Onions i . . :l .25c
8 - lbs. New j Potatoes X. ' . . . . , . V. .. .25c
2 lbs. Fancy Rice I . . . ,1 . , . . .4.-. . . 25c
" -f :.; ft -
lsqt Mazoli Oil
l- qt. Wesson Oil
No.-10 Compound
Cooking Purposes
L" f : V sJ...; .1'. .i
. aff t
60c
...'.70c
:..$2;io
No. -10 Pure Lard . . .... .. .$2.25
Crisco,3;ibs: f. 1 ; . . .'.V.V. . .85c
6 lbsC-.Sl.70 9 lbs.... . - .$2.55
f'?;t;' ----- '
Stock; Up With These
' : Bargains'
Spicy Specials
bottle Lea & perrins Sauce,
bottle Durkee Sauce -; . ... . .
bottle Del Monte Catsup . . .
bottle Snider's. Catsup .....
lb. Pickling Spices. . L ... ..
lb. Pepper IV. ...
qt. jar Mustard .... . . .
oz. bottle Mustard . . i . . .
3- oz. bottle Vanilla Extfact
3 or. bottle Lemion .Extract.
1 bottle Pure Vanilla
. . 30c
..10c
. .25c
. .30c
.-35c
. .35c
..25c
25c
.25c
. -25c
.25c
-Orated-Pineapple, can
3 large cans Log Cabin
i heavy syrup . . .. i . , . .
3'large cans Tomatoes 40c
15c
Peaches in j ,
....... :.$i.oo
Doz. $1.50
i cans "A-1 Corn ..50cr--noz.;' -. .$1.85
3 cans Utanah Peas 50c-Do.. .'.$1.75
3 cans Del Monte Beans 25c -Doz. 95c
DRINKS -,
- That , Will Please
Special-i-Royal Club Coffee, lb. .' . .50c
' Homestead "C0ffet 4 lbs. $1.00
Tre .-Tea, lb.;". .,. . . .'. . . ...... 50c
Nuray. Ta, lb J. . 55c
ntfijh, PteaWast Tea,' lb. :;.; 40c
lb: bulk Cocoa . ..-J i.i a.. -30c
l lb. Ghiradelli Chocdlate 45c 3 lbs. $1.30
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9 Ib.j sack Farina I ..; ..
I 9 lb.- sack Wheatola ....
9 lb. sack Yellow Corn Meal .
3 pkgs. KelJdgg's Corn rhkes
3 pkgs. Shredded Wheat
E. C. Corn Flakes . .
3 pkgs." Post Toa'sfie's
3 pkgs. Puffed Wleat
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10s
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40c
Milk .Prices That Please
2 cans Libby Milk 25c Case. . .$5.85
3caps. Bordcnls. Milk 40c Case , . .$6.40
Eagle Brand,, can .j. ..... ...... .30c
3 cans. Carnation 40c- Case. . . . . .$6.40
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