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WHAT YOU NEED The other fellow may have; what you have the other fellow may want. Come together by advertising in the Press. - BARGAIN DAY Is every day with the Merchant who advertises In the Press he has some thing to sell and says so. Buy Your Groceries From Your Home Grocer "VOLUME XXVIII. ATHENA, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, FKIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1916. NUMBER 37. ; WORLD'S DOINGS OF CURRENT WEEK WILSON CALLS ON CONGRESS TO AVERT NATION-WIDE U. STRIKE WoaWmrtnn TV President Wil son, laying the railway strike situation I before congress Tuesday wan recom mendations for legislation, advanced m ixMoio tn atacB where the next developments depend upon two points. ThAv nrA Whether the legislation he proposes can be passed. -If enacted, will it be effective to pre vent . fir.rike Already called lor I a. m. IMinirni'll If I nnci1llli 111 IIHTOUrll &Ant.An.hfr 4? iMUQALnAmninw in a nuioiiwr-fo--, their intention to fight certain portions 01 I J.L.J. D.-1 ,!.-. a nwmnvn ' nvA at taaOTm heads over whether its ' enactment Increase WOUlO LUMBERMEN APPEAL EOR ARBITRATION ROUMANIA TO JOIN RUSSIANS AS FIRST MOVE IN GREAT WAR Brief Resume of General News From All Around the Earth. West Coast Association Asks Railroad Heads to Stand for Principle. OPPOSE RISE IN FREIGHT RATES ..., ., ,. . heads over whether its Live News Items of All Nations and wouid prevent the strike. Pacific Northwest Condensed for Our Busy Readers. Prostrate. Lumber Industry of Washington, Idaho and Oregon, is Declared. Tho rnilwav nrenidents favorable to PiairiAnt. Wilnnn'a nlan in the main. I think It-. wauM make it difficult for the strike to begin. Meanwhile, although t. A(mt-intinnR hnrwcen the emuiovers 1 i a u.. u. w.ioA 1 . . . . ti i j i. nnn man were uruKtsn uu ur uw i a tnnncrn rnmmenainir - rremuuiiL Vino rVndanfiriA linriAPDriAfl nner&- tinti nf fho roilarnv nreflident'a UteBt Wnyulinin Wilann fni Kia nnrnnilA ftf tlnn vrMMi a no ft nf hifl tenth rib nt-sirvtaal fnr nrhitrfttinri. President .-; tho fhMntan1 railrnari nrilfA- . - i I7:1 ta t;niiiny hlB afFnrta tft I a.1 TTJ- . r T oaannlo. m. ... j. t i Dnne me iwo biuob lukclho i 1 rion. flirer a meetinir be rriuni veu, Zbtoito .orU Oregon, telegraphed the committee of ,.,;, j.;,, t. . mt. mignt De aescriDeo as biuiuoi, "f'- railroad presidents in wasmngiun, u. migration Dili to a vote.. ,. ,.. v.-, -tA tn that end. r tZ. .. k.. u. .frintlv to Wheat t Chieaira takes a tumble of nVinRfls of arbitra- 11 cents per bushel when newB of Rou- tjon contention in the railway contro witn the trainmen's wage dispute mania's entrance into the war was re- versy are: . . crisis. Politics, it is said, did not fig- ceived. Employes declare that compulsory Ure in the action of the lumbermen's w 1 . TX m al MnvAnticrfttion law would "insure the 1 fiasnpint.inn. jnnn it. nnouu. buwmihoiiucih, wi , - . . the Chicago public shcools, had eight bondage of the workingman. iney It is a business proposition with the ribs broken in an auto wreck at Dan- contend that ' 'the period of investiga- lumbermen, as they express it, and tii . lion is eiernaiiy utilize vj uo u- meir action was unammuua. ints oug- VlllB, 111. t h.'m.olf in hi effort .J -J .:V,f ..tn.ln.k. A fire in the Snoaualmie forest re- rv, riomonrla nf tha men." ...k :...J nnantim, ata in th serve on the Whitechuck river, near Managers say they cannot surrender event of an eight-hour day compromise the Cascades, is again beyond control, tha v.iuable nrinciDle of arbitration. i th rnilwav waire controversv. is re- after being reported under control They mt aaaent to the assertion Lgrded by WsbL Coast lumbermen as Sunday ' night. that the eight-hour day has the sane- likely to disturb the commercial and President" Wilson is preparing a tion of society, but say that society industrial fabric of Ithe nation. The message to congress this week on the nas nox -recoraea us juuguiau. ij lumDermen maintain mas wmis some nation-wide railroad strike siutation suggest investigation of cost of grant- ijne8 0f business enterprise could read- a numna with which to inir demands and offer to abide by de- iv adinst to the new order of freight adjust the difficulties. ciBion 01 lmparum uiuuiuu. rates, lumDering in i biumjh ui ' . . v, President Wilson says he agrees to Washington, Oregon, California and The epidemic of infantile paralysis arbitration in principle, but contends Idaho practically would be prostrated, in New York if on the wane according tha(. there ,g now no law by which it Saturday's meeting it was said trt Btatiotipn nt the health denartment. xi u i. M .... f . , 1 1.. ,. can De put into acuun. m nao mat aepression in lumuer bu Kceuiy One day showed 39 cases were ais- eggtoenact legislation establishing Uelt in all lines of Pacific Northwest missed from hospitals and 36 admitted. . aihthou- daT M . .leeai ba8i. h.inBaa entarDrise was due to the fact Pant Tnhn Atir nf Encrland. and emnowarinir the Interstate Commerce that Inn? freight hauls to leading con- son of Baron William Waldorf Astor, commission to take account 01 wages suming markets prevented west wast - i T r I- : .... T .Jn I ! a .-! : ..l. mab wuinivlnff InvAO. I M i. t a..nnnnafiil1it lOrmeriy OI INeW XUrK, UltUllOO Ul HI UAIHK XlCIKUb m"iO, ftftju.x...& lUreBb JUWUVW XIUIU DUWBWUHJ wm- r.licrlKa Mrcr Nairne. widow of Lord titration before strike or lockout can netinir with similar nroducts reaching in nxinu irtsiiEUb inkca. icviuixiiik iuv- mreRC nroaucLH lruiu bucwhiuiij wiu- Charles Mercer Nairne, widow of Lord tigation before strike or lockout can peting with similar products reaching anvitr in ma i ma hahia van onn amrinwnrinir i.iim rrea- kaha iHaMrara am a a nnrTOF nuin nnn be declared, and empowering the Pres ident to draft railroad men in the event of military necessity. those markets on a' shorter haul and more favorable freight rates. It was argued that market for West Coast woods could not be extended under these conditions without sightly low ered freight rates. It was cited that a carload of .common nr dimension lumber loaded in Portland for Chicago $DOU Nairne, who was killed war Tha SUn ITrnnpisrvi chamber Of COm- ... . . in .1 1 merce and tne union iron YYorittv ubvo . , r w thoir fiirht in the United States 1 11 N fl fllKPf KPuintllS (lOK District court to forestall inauguration . . ,t c.. nnm;ft. 1ft Inc. of higher transcontinental ireignt ruiivit'ui oun vvmuiv, w i rates to and from racinc ixast ports , . ... . September X. - v ; , Santo Dommgo-The , United Mates de,iverad lnT c hicaeo. the freight being Tha German emperor has ordered armored cruiser Mempms was i ariven .330. or 80 more than the value of postponement until after the war of "here on ithe rocics 01 tne raw the lumber. Common lumber was said ItTT: t! .11 .ontn. imnnoed Tuesday by a great and sudden ground , ... . . th. for the punishment of French pris- "f ,J log: In the big Chicago market West oners, DOtn civilian ana .r,, -. - - Mem- r08.. lumDer meets compeuuun irum account of actB committed up to oep- . -. . similar sawmill products irom t,ouis- tmhr 1 of this vear. . - Ph were extinguished by the mrush MississiDDi. which reach Chi- nf watAr I .... I'm l 1 m . . . . t 1 . . . , 1 t. caeoona ireignt oinerenuai 01 01 uciB. - .. :--- ine uniusu dioio. -t. ,, . managed to escape by putting to sea. ns,,Hnn Hnntl w lari-elv ' ... I liimnUrvianfaKiT nf a talatrriim nant. Aim oowerful and better weapon in every Washington. D. C. Rear Amdiral f' tT'' i7. r,.i" u :.,. w. th.n the 11-inch and 12-inch guns prf t San Domineo Citv. cabled the f re'u " " r "u" of similar type now in use abroad. It Navy departInet that the armored will have a range 01 nearly ten mi.es. crUiser Mempms, swept upon tne tockb I ... .1. 1 oaanrinr.inn 1. . : hw a heavv sea in the naDror mere r f rom ach loal ad baked WekTe" Tuesday would be a total loss, and a . , " v, : u.i k thourh it was expected all on board ;!J7D"Tr Zhnou we would be saved,. 20 men returning to XVX V a . - - - I j.1 1: r Uoira in rnntnf, ' Mi'oAii fmm 12 to 15 cents a dozen, as " r oi,ii-c - " " . . I Uaa kail horn ffnvonari -1 -nils anrl hlinfl HprA- I uutn. iini . MOV Ttrcio aiiaiftD, ' tofore the 6-cent loaves have weighed 15 ounces c.,;t tnr . XI Knn nnn against an al- MUiK w - T- r.l i.rJ aamant mmhine seekine absolute control or the ruin of the Oregon Port been virtually completed and U. S. ma nfflAava KaIiava the irun a more powerful and better weapon in every German Airships Drop 100 Bombs in England: Eight Killed Governor Johnson. California. Wins . . i Nomination for U. S. Senatorship San Francisco Governor Hiram W. T.nn3nn Riv (VmHTi airahins raided England early Saturday morning, drop ping 1UU Domos, Killing ac least eigm nArfmnfi. AArinualv woundinflr seven and slightly wounding 14 civilians and 16 soldiers. Preceding this raid by 24 land Cement company, of Oswego, is jonngon nag won the Republican nom-1 hours a single Zeppelin visited the filed in the Federal court at Portland 11. t. ,... .,.t ahan nut. ho by Aman Moore, largest individual tQ returna from hal( the th. jty Bays the damaged caused stockholder, vice president and treas- , . tfce Btat which ye was incongeaUential and there were no urer. in the nameol tne company. him a lead over Willis H. Booth, of casualties. Major General Leonard Wood, com- 17,199. - ' The official report of the Berlin war The figures as tney stand on bdoui omce, as received m tonuun, bbo one-half the state counted at 1 o'clock that the city of London was "abun- Wednesday morning, are as follows: dantly bombarded," that naval vantage Booth, 75,353; Johnson, W.bb'i. points and vessels at tne wnarves pedo, provision for the purchase ol This is the result of Tuesday s state- were attacked, and tnat -everywnere which from the Inventor, John Hays wide primary election within the Be- good effects were observed." The Hammond Jr., has been made in con- publican party as it is shown by the British account, however, differs from greet. - ' latest returns, scattered over the en- this in essential particulars. . . . urav:, tire state ana numoenng .ion pre- ine aamirniiy umwsiuoii!. iiuiwca TjZtoZSZ cinctsoutofatotal in . the sUte, in- that the visitors met with stern re conferees to settU "J"681'""8 culding the city and county of San sistance. It is said that several air will meet during the fir ; week of Sep- f ' ' , u Bnd that one tember. somewhere along the New " f . . .Arnnlane .ucceeded in firine England eoast ministration has been successful, ap- at a raider at close range, but the lat Patricia Burke, ' a noted California parently, in securing a considerable ter succeeded in eluding her pursuer, beauty, is another American girl who number of the northern and central "Further reports show that five or 1 : ..J . l?nli;ah Tifla Rhn i a i il. t . HJ .i t V, kairina -1. .&. atwoMna vniAoA tnA lT.aat flnii hnvtlniv I . i i 1 . 1 i . ' .M ik. av l O . .1 ft .4 VneranA Tt all DUUUlCWh CVBOW VI 100 bombs are known to have been dropped." mandingthe army's Eastern depart ment, has been appointed head of a joint army and navy board, to pass iiiHimiAnt nn tha radio-controlled tor pedo, provision for the purchase of naa marrieu u iugiiBu uun u " counties in me buiuj bhu witu unviue now the Countess uottennam, naving beld down the vote in some ol the ex been married to the Earl of Cottenham in London on August 16. fnrnsa nneratinff in South m.m IWlrish ArmAnia hav l-eocennied Mush, captured by the Turks on Au gust 8, says an official announcement. The statement adds the Russians cap tured Z3UU prisoners at nacnia. The 22d battalion, Sonora Infantry, pected strong supporting districts the south lor Booth. in .Tmrinn The Times militarv corre spondent, discussing the probable next step oy Koumama, says: The strategic situation points to a combination of Roumania with the present Russian offensive. This line of attack will lead the Roumanian army into Transylvania, where a mar jority of the population favor the in vaders. At the same time the passage of the Danube, an advance on bona and the breaking down of the Bulgar ian power in co-operation witn tne allied forces at Saloniki have their at tractions." The Petroerrad correspondent of the Morning Post says: "Roumania s task obviously win not be confined to the Bulgarian front, whnra a decision would be merely of secondary consequence. Russia has readv considerable forces lor use in the Balkans, composed partly of Aus-tro-Hunirarian subjects fully armed and officered, partly by Austro-Hun- garians and partly by Serbians, lhese forces have taken the oath of alleg iance to the emperor of Russia and will fight under the Kussian nag." Roumania, Her Strength and Her Ambitions. Rnumania is the 14th nation to join the war and the tenth on the side of the entente allies. Her military strength is estimated at 900,000 men, with 480 76-milli meter guns, 160 field guns and some heavy guns. The population of Koumama is t,- 800,000. The achievement of her ' national ambition" to unite the lands in which Roumanian population is predominant, would give her a population of about 13,000,000. Raifinntructed Roumania would then include, in addition to the present ter ritory, Czernowitz, Bessarabia and a large portion of TranBylvania, and in area would be as large as England, Scotland and Wales. Wheat Tumbles 11 Cents at Chicago on New War News Chicago Widening of the European war zone Tuesday sent wheat priceB tnmhlinir almost as if the market had no bottom. The extreme fall in prices was Hi centB, an amount virtually a norollni tn the extraordinary rise wit- nAHnari two veara aero on the day that hostilities began. Transactions were nn a hnaA fli-ale. . Tt an thA view that the end of the mar hnH nArhana heen crreatlv hastened that in the main brought about the big drop in quotations, riven tne most conservative traders seriously dis cussed the chance that by a speedy opening of the Dardanelles vast stores of Russian grain Would soon reach urAQtArn Enrnne an a result of Rou manian having at last joined fortunes with the Anglo-Hrench allies, wora late in the session that actual fighting had begun on the Roumanian frontier set the wheat pit here nearly frantic and was followed by a wild ciobo at tne lowest prices of the day. Berlin Trade Not Affected by Romania's Declaration of War Berlin Roumania's declaration of war against Austria-Hungary was without marked effect on the Bourse Tuesday. Some "war babies" like the stocks of arms and ammunitions concerns reacted rather sharply, but most quotations hardly changed. Semi-official statements made here expressed the belief that the influence nn Rermanv's food nroblem would not be considerable. Grain contracts for the 1915 crop already have been filled largely, and the loss on imports of the lfliK prnn will not be severely felt, in view of Germany's reported excellent home crop. Imports ol Roumanian rrain of all kinds had been placed at i inn nnn tuna. German crops are now estimated at K 000.000 tons above those ol ivlo. Avrlndinir the occuoied territory. Owing to the doubtful attitude 01 thA RnuiYianian irovernment. the au thnritiea in chartre of Germany's food supplies completed their plans some time ago for feeding the population the next 12 months without the assis tance of Roumania. It even is said that the bread ration soon will be in creased. The authorities are planning an economic policy by which a goodly surplus, will be saved from the 1916 crop for a possible shortage in the 1917 crops. NEWS ITEMS Of General Interest About Oregon Oregon & California Grant bnd Taxes May Be Limited Eugene George M. ' Brown, attor ney general of Oregon, intimated at a meetinir of representatives of the Ore- ion and California land grant counties held in Eutrene Wednesday night that there is a probability that the Federal . ., a, . ft V. 1. government in tne paymeiiv m u taxes on uregon ana muuikiiw may take the position that the taxing power of the state was limited to $2.50 an acre and that assessments based on the relative value of other lands in the counties were not valid. He.said the collection of the back taxes was- a subject of great concern on Via manmmBnded that the counties take steps to procure the payment, as speedily as possible. Whiin in Waahinirton last soring At torney General Brown said he consult ed the secretary of the interior depart ment and the secretary indicated the view that as congress had provided for the sale of the- lands by the railroad company at $2.50 an acre tne lanas possibly could not be assessed for a naatar BTnnunt. At the time, as the representatives of the state of Oregon, the speaker said, ne nao neiu oui iur the payment of the taxes on the full value. , ' Attorney General Brown cited the provision of the act of congress revest inir titlA tn the Oregon and California land in the government, providing the taxes shall be paid as oeteriiuucu uj the secretary of the interior depart- He commended the plan to form a federation of the land grant counties for the purpose of "having these lands sold, the timber sold and getting the lands back on the tax roll." Referring to the action of congress he reviewed the history of the forfei ture suits.-' He said that when the lit igation was first suggested he advised against it, fearing the creation of within the state and thA nnuiuil nf the land from taxation. He called attention to the act or tne legislature providing for the forfeiture nHuaariinff nnH HHAn H(l .IK IKJUUIV Ul the state of Oregon, through the legis lature, invited congress to oo tne uuug that it has done." American Flag on Pacific Again. San Francisco The American flag Crank Follows Hughes Chevenne. Wyo. The police of Northren Colorado have been warned I was restored Monday to the trans t at fA, m man IwllAVAd tn ha A. I Pniin RArvicfl when the Pacific Mail I. nana, of Chicaco. whose actions liner Ecuador left for the Far East .. . . , . . -. I ... . . i a nn x - .M J.il, xua uu here in connection witn tne visit 01 witn more tiuin ouuv uin. ui ireiguv 200 strong, was practically annihilated I Cnarlea e. Hughes, Republican presi- and a full complement of passengers. ftAr it had been ambushed bv YaQUlS I , ... i . 1. v- ...u:.- 1 rpu- ft,;n,iA..anM nf tha niwaainn wan 1 , I aenilHl nominee, IWTV uacu uioauujw iiw Dift,i,.'v... v near Batamonte, in the Alamos dis- . investigation. According to the recognized by the government, and the trict, about 10 days ago, according to ,. GanJ WM ejected from the battleship Oregon and the United reports irom oa.iuuii. i Hughes special Friday night, wmie states quarantine steamer Argonaut troops were passing through a narrow at ( hotel here GanfJ ig Mii to baTe ex- accompanied the liner as far as the canyon. Only a few stragglers escaped, vibited several pieces of burned time lightship. This was the first time in - I j l. J . KVft UIam Jijl Ik hialAM tha mt that Anmmer- Aiter seven mourns session u ... -- . , . ., . . ,, i ... - RnalUh norH.mont ionrn. to Octo- not search my grip tne otner nignt. ciai liner na. nau . u.,, - ber. lu. An important advance in the cam paign for the conquest of German East Greeks Shout for Allies. Athens, Sunday, Aug. 27, via Lon- pa,gn for thenquest or uerman tast donAfter , pentente demonstra. Africa . reported in . Renter dispatch the residence of ex-Premier from Nairobi Deutschland to Return. Berlin (By wireless to Sayville, N. V PrAnomtinna fnr another vovatre UJ Al 1C1 KWdlllll7 Majftftivftftoftift I . - tion before the residence of ex-Premier of the submarine Deutschland to the Vanizeloa today, in which 60.000 per- United States are well under way. Julius Pollen, 11 years oM, of Eure- sons took part, a committee was ap- Freight is now being received for this ka, CaL, must have silhouetted like pointed to present to King Constantino trip. deer when be raised bis band to wipe the resolutions outlined Dy n venize- ine amuunv oi . the sweat from his brow, for just as los. The resolutions concluded: "If larger than had been expected, the he did so an unknown hunter shot at we, the people, are not heard in these, Overseas News Agency says. All him. The bullet carried away three our resolutions, we most take counsel the memoers oi tne crew nay. -fingers and a thumb from the . young- what is to be done to minimize the pressed readiness to sign for the next ster's left hand. ruin which awaita." voyage. Radio Torpedo Arrives. Washington, D. C Major General Leonard Wood, commanding the army's Rantera denartment. has been appoint ed head of a joint army and navy board, to pass judgment on the radio controlled torpedo provision for the mirrhaae of which from the inventor. John Hays .Hammond, Jr., has been made in congress. The War depart ment ! authorized to expend 1760.000 for the -purchase of exclusive right to manufacture the device. The Ham mond device is designed to give an ad ditional weapon for coast defense. Receivers Cut Own Pay.. Han Francisco Warren Olnev. Jr.. nd Prank (I. Drum, former receivers for the Western Pacific Railroad com pany, saved the stockholders $30,000 Tuesday. On the witness stand Olney said: "We were expecting $35,000 each for our duties as receivers." 'That's all right. Your Honor, we vara (mint? to concede 150.000 each. spoke up Attorney John F. Bowie for ftu. iimorA wiuiam i van I Fleet allowed the $36,000 each. $250,000 for Grain. DaUa r.nntrnotn fnr wheat, oats and barley, aggregating 800,000 bush- Ala onri Invn V nff an (111! IK V Ul 1IIUI C cin "" " " " n than $260,000, have been made up to date for delivery to Coast and Eastern points, J. F. O'Bryant, local agent for m w Mftimc, nr Km-uann. announce!. The latest contract closed here was for ao nnn himhnla nf wheat and barley. wheat being taken at $1.16, while bar ley went at $1.76 a nunorea. u nrA heinor sent to Portland, while other grains are all to be sent East to fill European orders. Road Campaign Planned. Fitffano A ramnaiirn throughout Lane county to create Bentiment in fa vor of the construction of the Klamath Falls-Florence highway, as one of the projects to receive financial assistance from the f ederal government unuci tt. tn nf the Shack leford bill. will be inaugurated at a meeting to be held in Eugene on tne nignt oi oepvem- berl. Members of all tne grange or eanizations in Lane county are to be invited to attend. Speakers familiar with the route from Florence to Eu gene and thence to Klamath Falls will speak. Noted Oregon Cases Set. Salem Attorney General Brown an- nounces that two important cases pending before the Supreme court of the United States have been set for argument in October. They are Stet tler vs. O'Hara and Bunting y. Ore- Bn- . , ThA nrnt Involves the constitutional ity of the Oregon minimum wage law for women. Mr. stettier is a roriimiu box manufacturer. The other case .iii taat tiia in.hmir law now aDDlvinir in sawmill, and kindred industries of this state. Strawberry Crop is Big. HJ Blvar The Fruit Growers' ex change has announced final returns on .v.. iqia BtrnwhArrv deal. The ex change handled 10,000 crates of fruit at an average of $2.12 aerate, me average was cut short oecause oi heavy rains beginning June 27. For more than a week, because of soft fruit, the price dropped, from ii.io a .ta tn Inn; aa xl .80.' The highest price received on any shipment was $6 a crate at the opening oi me euuu. Coral Agate Brings 6100. Newnort The highest price for which an agate ever sold in Newport was paid last week, when G. A. Kin aev. a wealthy Pittsburger, bought a coral agate from A. L. Thomas for $100. . Coral agates are prouauiy u rarest of any agates louno on ins vro- gon beaches, and tne one purcnaaeu by Mr. Kinsey is oi exception beauty. He has had the stone made into a brooch for nis wne. Bend to Entertain Child Musicians. Bend Arrangements are being maJa fta tha AntArtalnment Of tllO Burns community orchestra, made up laregljbf children, when they pass through here in September on their way tn Salem to the State fair. Col onel William Hanley Is back of the ex cursion to be taken by the orchestra. SELBY LOADS . : iSyVniimftM I II II. II I l.ll l.lll JIM GROUSE t VU , ; - t . Aug.isto il hrw: BUCK DEER with horns . Aug. 15 to Oct. 31. Hit Where You Aim Get Your License and Ammunition Here Foss-Winship Hardware Co. NEW STOCK, AND NO ADVANCE OVER LAST SEASON ESTABLISHED 1865 Preston-Shaffer Milling Co. AMERICAN BEAUTY FLOUR la made in Athena, by Athena Labor, in one of the very best equipped Mills in the Northwest, of the best selected Bluestem wheat grown anywhere. Patronize home industry. Your grocer sells the famous American Beauty Flour. The fjbur Your Mother Uses Merchtkt Millers and Grain Buyers Athena, Oregon. WaiUburg, Washington. k Jgj! J Home of W QUALITY jjj Sag Groceries Good Groceries go to the Right Spot Every Time This is the Right Spot To go to Every Time for Groceries. Try These They'" Please! ONE BEST THE MONOPOLE Monopole Vegetables Monopole . Fruits Monopole Salmon Monopole Oysters L DELL BROS., AthenaOr; Caterers to the Public in Good Things to Eat MHBOMBnMHIMHaW