The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 07, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextmnmnRsnjiuJu'liMMnritft' m wwC5Tnr33-i" -& Si, ' V". ' V u (. K MK '. Kttk.',. :r- r-i. E.V r twa kfift? t&V" m fe: , s JV f &i tr . t. R. " r tr ..: i "v ft! 4 v rt iHBW HI' HlJ (,. Iff Hn Sty 01 IP v9ft Sv. CJ tMliMIHilllMHMHlMnHlilllil"MHHMHHH Holyerson's $1.25 and $1.50 ging- tin t-M nnt 4 irtoic fftl s 98c each E All bright new styles Z come in all colors. 5 They are the "Elite" glove tHting brand. E Patent waist band, no draw strings, which makes them H fit perfectly smooth over the hips. E NO OTHER SALEM STOKE 5 SELLS THEM Holyerson's I Tuesday's i Skirt Sale.. i rillMMKIMIHR)IMEIIIIMIHIHH"MI r&-&2&&i&i&&&Z& ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. I WE DON'T WANT ONE CENT JXSSiFffi'fiaL V. you purchiso Inour store. The tutllc ihowf by tnelr literal patronage the re l true all raerftS Whouio wlio doet fculss In an upto-da e feuilnes way. No ; the quil- V. tv of food cut but the price, to tne iowck to let ..the , loodj , jnittk .pouiti. J tSc Swiii Bibbed Ladle veils 8c. 7 5c black Bent aline undersklrti 39c. iocladiei' Stockton 4c. 7 Sc calico wrarsers 35c. neit aoroa rlnihnrai 4c. Mill en Ji ofeallcoei 2 l-2c. 15c black silk lace 2 1 2 Inches 8c. Joe lace striped taffeta ribbon Sc. aby ribbon 2 yds. for fc. 25c children's overalls ISC School handkerchiefs lc. S2.50 dress skirti $1.35. , ... $1.33 white lawn waliti trimmed with Insertion and fancy embroidery 75c, WE ARE THE MAKERS OF LOW PRICES ON RELIABLE GOODS. McEYOY BROS., Proprietors. if. n-...i ... ..... Salem. Oregon W EDaster 1 Rw,:Snl i$wrf.j iii SSZS XtM 1 '1 Doo'tlttiEiiterpan by without hiving nice Baiter dinner. You wilt be well repaid fur your trouble and wetwill consider It a great favor If you call at our itore and see what an ele antlloo of Easter Eattbleswt have. Look over this Hit, VEGETABLES DAINTIES tf V S!!! l4IMt IVIHVHIWBi " Dips, ireeos, rhubarb aod catbaie. CANNED .VEGETABLES Red Ribbon aiparaius, none so good. Red Ribbon sifted Peas, none so food. Red Ribbon Sweet Cora, none so load, Red blbboa Tomatoes, none io tood. We can give you better coffee for your ROTH St 124 State Street. New Millinery Department at Green- baums'Dty -goods Store Everything that is new ana auraoie m LciQies ana viras iiais First-class trimmers in attendance Prices reasonable. We have a nice new sailor or 29c Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to tho Poatofflco. STOCKTON HAS ONE OF THE VERY LA RQE8T AND DEBT DEPARTMENT STORE8 IN THI8 VALLEY. THIS 8TOR HAS BEEN KNOWN A8 THEBTORE HA8 BEEN KNOWN A8 THE BARGAIN 8TORE OF 8ALEM. WE ARE HERE TO BELL YOU RELIABLE O00D8 AT REASONABLE PRIOE8. YOU HAVE FOUND THAT YOU AR EALWAY8 WELCOME HERE, WHETHER YOU BUY QOODB OR NOT. IF YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN IN OUR STORE, COME AND B E8URPRISED, A8 MANY OTHERS ARE EVERY DAY BY THE 8IZE OF THE STOCK. WE PROPOSE TO GIVE GOOD BARGAINS EVERY TIME YOU MAKE A PURCHASE IN OUR STORE. Special Sale MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNEB DAY, VALENCINES LACES AND IN 8ERTIONS. WE HAVE ALMOST A WHOLE, SALE LOT OF THESE, AND FOR THREE DAYS WILL qiVE YOU A SIQ DISCOUNT PRICES & Also a Discount on Dress Goods and Tailor Made Skirts. IMMWlMMHWMWMI STOCKTON I Holyerson's m Gives you a splendid opportunity fl buy your Spring dress at a great saving, m B m M H m Saturday See tomorrow's ad. for prices. I Holyerson's STORE... paieie uumi. uui yi ." "",','" WB "" " """ ,u' 5c fancy percale waUti 19c. 8 5c fancy percale and linen effect walits the very UtestSOC 12 l-2c fancy striped tlcklot 7 I-2C. Towels all prices from 3c up. St. SO children's trimmed hats 65c 45c children's calico dresses fancy trimmed 25c. , Men's I5ciu5penders.se. For the next three days we offer big bargains In the following d. part menu, Dress goods, table linens, cioneilics, Soslery, ucderwearr notions and lib-jns. The Dress s Goods s Sale I Sale Ends A Skillful Art Is repairing and tho skillful ropalror la lloee akin to the manufacturer. Wo com bine both. II you have a lino watuh and any part Is broken or lout wo can roplncu It You iiinv lmvo a watch that you think can't bo mudo to Veep tlmos It may Iki bo Cfttuo you lmvo nover placed it In skillful hnnilfl. II BO, lot US BOO ii. U U r.nn u mcnlo Into a TiMK PI BOB wo can do It. A lino ot fountain pone to bo closed out at cost. Chas. H. Hinges Jowoler and optician. 88 Btato Bt. Next to Ilank. Ketables We carry the most complete line of fancy (oods without any exceptions. Dulk Olives: olives In bottles of all descrip tion. Helm' Sweet Pickles la endless varieties. Helm' Chow Chow. Helm' Preserves: a full ne of all the but brands of sauces and salad dresilni. than you can get elsewhere money. GRABBR Telephone 511 Ribbons WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT FROM NEW YORK. WE PROPOSE TO QIVE YOU. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES QN THESE DURING THE THREE DAYS. SUCCESSFUL SATURDAY OPENINGS New Business Enterprises Are Launched In Salem. Inclomont weathor did not affect tho uttendanco at tho formal opening to tho public of 'Hamilton Bros.' elegant Stato-Btrcct confectionery and lco 1 cream parlors tho Flour do Lis on Saturday evening. Tho attendance wab largo, and tho popular and enter prlnlng young proprietors wero given every assuranco of a considerate and gouorous patronage. Tho Interior ar rangements of tho parlors aro artistic and elegant, and their popularity has I begun with the opening. A Cornoyor rocolvod his friends Sat urday evening, tho occasion being tho oponlng of his now saloon, "Tho Noblo," coroor of Commercial and Stnto streets. Tho fixtures anjl equip ments of tho Noblo aro first-class, and mako tho placo, without an exception, onoof tho most ologantly furnished re sorts on tho coast. H Is equipped with an clogant bar, a reading room, ofneo, lunch countor, telouhono and all mod ern conveniences, and Is an Inviting placo. Card rooms aro not In evi dence, and Mr. Cornoyor proposes to conduct tho placo as a Btrlctly first class rcBort. Thomas Hogan, an ex perienced mixologist, has boon em ployed by Mr. Cornoyor, and will as slbt In conducting the business. In tho reception of his friends Saturday ov erling, Mr. Cornoyor was assisted by Mr. Hognn and 13. K. Coopor, behind tho bar, and John Jones, who Borved a delicious lunch. Uovorngcs wero served and drank to tho health nnd prosperity or llto gonlnl proprietor, and tho kuccobs of tho vcjuture. o A. M. Clounh, successor to D. E. Hunslnaer Funeral Director, 107 8tate Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Qalem, Oregon. O .A. JEt 7 O X3. X .A. Dears tba s9 ltl9 Kind Yu HSVaAIwajS BflUjJr Z00BEe& uu Wheat Market SAN FItANCISCO, April C Wheat, Jl.08. CHICAOO, April 7. Whoat, 71 c. GOLQ DUST FLOUR Mada bv THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family uso, ask your grocor for it, Ilran and shorts always on hand. A, T. WALN Affent Our Great' Bargain Carnival is Now on. It will pay you to supply your Summer needs during this Sale 1 Dalrympl'e Boys' Clothing A GOOD BIG REDUGTION ON BOYS' CLOTHING THIS WEEK, HOP POOL A 8UCCES8, Francis Feller Reports on Oregon Hop Deal. Francis Keller, of Duttevlllo, who re turned from London this week, was In Salem today. Mr. Follor Is treasurer of tho Oregon Hop Growers' Associa tion, nnd went to London as represen tative of the Oregon hop growers, to assist M. II. Durst In tho sale of n pool of 2,200 bales of cholco Oregon hops, that was formed through the agency of tho association. "Tho pool was a complete Bticcess," said Mr. Feller this morning. "Tho hops averaged tho growers represent ed In tho combine 11 conts per pound, net, which was. bettor than would havo boon realized In tho Ore gon markot, except for tho formation of tho pool. Tho least any of tho hops brought was 10 scnts, and ranged upwards, nccordlnp to quality. Tho advance In tho Orogon hop market re sulted from tho organization of the pool, and tho growors who did not Join tho combine reaped a bonoflt. This ex planation of tho stimulated Orogon markot cannot bo truthfully contra dicted. Tho salo of the pool waH ac complished In com.votltlon with 600, 000 cwt. of English hops which wore, however, of an Inferior quality." When tho pool bad boon sold, Mr. Follor visited Stissox and Oxford coun ties, and also spent some tlmo In tho Kent hop district, whoro ho mado a thorough study of tho methods of Eng lish hop culture "English growcra aro very generally reducing their ncrcago of hops," con tinued Mr. Follor, "and tho successful disposition of tho Orogon hop pool es tablishes tho Oregon Hop Growers' As sociation as a factor In tho world's hop markot. Slnco tho pool consisted of only cholco qunllty hops, n reputation for a flrst-claBS product has boon nchlovod that will provo vultiablo In marketing tho crops of succeeding years. Thero will always bo a good market In England for hops from Ore- Standard Rotary White Rotary White Shuttle Representing tho best to bo bad In Mflcliinedom. Wo also lmvo tho popu lar prlct'd machines from ? 17.50 up, For new machines OUR 25 MA CHINE Is nway hotter than tbo cheap Eastern mnchlno by actnal comparison. Wo havo thorn hpro to show you, and you bo tho judge. Second-hand machines Uom f5.00 up that will cow. Two o( them at f 10 00 nro splendid bargains. New Machines for Rent! Old Ones Taken In Exchange! Needles, Oil and Parts For all Machines! Bicycles... CUSHION FRAMK TRIBUNK nt f 40. Tho most cotnfortablo mount ever yet put out. Como and try one. La dles' or gente. New wheels all prices from $20 up. Second-hand ones (or ladles and nente, alt ready to rldo, at bargain prices. Htoro open evenings. F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty St., Salem. Farm Machlnory, Wagons. Buggies. Btcyclos, Sowing Machines. Soups WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING REALLY FINE FOR DINNER. Try a can of The Franco Amer ican Food Co's. celebrated French Soups. Ox Tall, Consomme, Chicken. Tomatoe, Julienne, and Mulligatawny. Fuller & Douglas, Grocers H2 Stale St., D'Aroy Hulldlns. Minna MaiuSftU, Smart. Clothes TorairMi Our $20 Suits are the Acme of Perfection. We have a 1000 Pattern to Select from to Suit Both Taste and Pockctbook. ' HAINES St STEDLER Merchant Tailors 272 Commercial St, HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Try a few dotes of this wonderful medicine in tho sprlnji when you feel run-down, tired and nervous. Ills tho best Sprlntr Medicine known to Bclenconiui ill purity tbo blood, and buildup thesyMem. It nleo euros Dyspepsia, Indigestion, La Grippe. Malaria. Fever and Aeue, Don't fall to try It Our JL'nvato rJtamp In over tho neck of tho bottle. "gon, tho demand for which will great ly Increase, rathor than diminish." Mr. Follor reports that an offort Is bolng mado by tho Ungllsh producers, who havo formed an association, to havo a moasuro pnssed by Parliament Imposing a duty on all Imported hops, but, In conversation with promlnont pontons Identified with hop consump tion, Mr. Fellor was assured that tho proposed moasuro would nover bo on actod, for the roason that such a pro vision would bo antagonistic to tho In terest of tho brewers, who will effec tively opposo tho bill. 'A settlement In full by check has boon mado with all of tho growers roprosontod In tho pool, and all busl nofs connected with tho transaction has boon finished. Boforo returning to Orogon, Mr. Follor visited his old homo In South ern England. Ho greatly enjoyed tho trip but, as Ib always tho case, re turns to Orogon ruoro satisfied than over. Mr. Follor Is ono of Marlon county's stnunchoBt Democrats, and reached homo Jimt In tlmo to partial pato In his pnrty's lovo feast, bolng hold In Sa lom today. COSTS WILL BE ADDED Monday Final Day for Paying Taxes Without Penalty. Todoy Is tho last day upon which taxos can bo paid without tho addition of ponalty and Intorost charges. Tho 1001 tax roll for Marlon county ropro sontod In tho aggregate about J220, 000, nnd Of that mini approximately J1CO.O0O has boon collected, loavlng a bnlanco unpaid and delinquent of about JC0.O0O. Of tho ?1J50,000 collect ed probably $100,000 was colloctod un dor tho robato system of .1 per cont, which was allowod on all payments mado previous to March lfith. Many tnxpayors, howovor, paid ono-half of their nssossmonts boforo today, and tho law provldos that such persons shnll havo until tho first Monday In Octobor to pay tho romalndor without tho addition of pounlty and Intorost charges. I'orsons who havo not paid halt of tholr taxes by 5 o'clock this afternoon will bo llablo for 10 por cont. ponalty and 12 por cont. por an num Intorost from today, April 7th, until tho date of tho tax paymont Is mndo. Arrival From Idaho. J. M. Dollarhido, son of Itev. Win. Dollarhldo, who has gono to Sodavlllo for his health, has Just arrlvod from Moscow, Idaho, and 'oxpocts to do a gonornl contracting business. Ho usacl to conduct tho Orogon House, and has Just tukon a contract to fill tho Baker lot on 12th and Loo Htroots. , th, Iho Kind Yoa Haw Al3r$ Bcugtj NEW TODAY. Monuments. Just what tho people want to koop down monopoly nnd combluoa. Tho soxton of tho City Vlow oomotary has taken tho nRon cy of a large marble and granlts works, whoiSiby ho is able to supply tho public with all kinds of marblo and Kranlto monumunts nt reason nblo prloee. Sea him boforo buying, llvsldonoa, como; of Lincoln nnd South Commorolal treU. 'Phono Red2196. 4-7-lw. $40 Monthly On 100 Investment; nb solutoly reliable payment mada each wuok; send for free booklet giving positive facts. Henahall Bronnor, 380 Broadway, Nw York. 6-7-lt $50 Invested Returned ?130 pronTiii 10 days. No now firm. Seven years busluoM exporlei'oa. Send for cir cular. Crawford & Co., 115 Naeeua street. New York. 3-7-lt For Sale. Good focQiul-hand wagon. Inquire at F. K. Shafer harness shop. Commercial street, uext to Rush's bank. 4-T-tf Wanted. A UlaokTmlthrmuat be first rlaee on new wagons, hacks, bug gies and In every place in the trade. No cobbler need apply. Werner Fennell, Salem Carriage & Wagon Factory. 4-T tf COUPON FIGHT WARM Unrair Methods Re' sorted to Get Them Free Box at The Taming of Shrew Results in Sales of Hundreds of Journal Extras. Saturday 'tho free box contest among tbo aspirants for tho most popular saleslady In Salem dovoloped the fact that papors wero bolng stolon from subscribers In different parts of tho city, nnd that boys wore going to tho boxes at residences and cutting out tho coupons. Boys wero paid by friends of several candidates to mako a house to house canvass and gather up papors with coupons In them at a cent apleco, or ovon at halt prlco, and tho boys wero paid an advance on that. Some went beyond Tholr Instructions, and took papers from yards, and even from housos, to which they had no right whatever. But It Is Impossible to reg ulate boys and hold down enthusiasm In such cases, and all tho coupons brought to Tho Journal ofllco aro voted and will bo counted. Monday's Ballot. Jcnnio Goodo, Goodo's Millinery storo Loonn Lowls, T. Holvorson & Co.. Molllo Pcarmlno, Strong's Bakery MIbs Mosler, T. Holvorson '& Co.. Osklo Mathews, Meyers & Sons.. Leona White, Meyers & Sons.... 139 Cnrrlo WInt, Zlnn's confectionery storo 13 Anna Culbertson, J. L. Stockton's Capital Storo 13G 1311a Shlpp, Mrs. Hooker's millinery B0 Nora Andorson, J. J. Dalrymplo & Company 2 Ijona Benolt, Fleur do Lis confec- tionory store C Susie Collotto, J. J. Dalrymplo & Company 1 Zadeo Palmor, postofuco G Mnttio Southwlck, Tho Loador. ... 11 Myrn Houlat, J. J. Dalrymplo & Co 1 In Oregon Supreme Court. Tho following decisions wero ron dorod at noon teday: Thlcsson vs. Worthlngton, Clacka mas county. Affirmed. Opinion by Chief Justlco Bean. Tucker vs. N. P. Termlnnl Co., Mult nomah county. Affirmed. Opinion by Justlco Moore. Howard vs. Clatsop county, ro vorsod. Opinion by Jttstlco Wolvor ton. Ladd vs. Ilawkos, Multnomah coun ty. Affirmed. Opinion by Justlco WoU'erton. Potltlons for rohearlng wero denied In tho following cases: Johnson vs. Portland Grnnlto Co. Wlllard vs. Bullon. Chnporon vs. Portland Gen. Elec tric Co. Irving Park Association vs. Watson. Motion to dismiss appeal In Krauso vs. Muollor was allowbd. A similar motion In Lovo vs. Frazlor was over ruled. Fishing Licenses. Tho stato treasurer today received from .II. Q. Van Dusen, master fish warden, ?3C2.C0 for Hcciibos Issued during March. o Fire In Newspaper Office. HAKEIl OITY, April 7. Flro broko out In tho Democrat oluco at 11:30 last night, causing damage to tho oxtont of from $1000 to $1500 on tho building nnd papor stock. It Is supipsod to havo started from n cigar or clgarotte thrown among somo papors on the mailing table. Fortunatoly tho press os and othor machlnory woro not dam aged. The damngo to tho paper stock wn'ji caused by wator. Tho proprlo tors say tho damago Is not sufflclont to lutorforo with the regular publica tion ot tho paper. Tho building nnd plnnt nro fully covored by Insuranco. . ( o New Barber Shop. C. II. Nicholson, who has for some tlmo held a chair In tho MVjyer shop, has ron toil tho J. C. Mills harbor shop, In the Tumor block, nnd opons today. Ho will run two chairs, porcelain baths and boot black stand. All tools. Including bath tuba treated to anti septic cleansing. Only first-class work men will bo omployod. o Branson & Ragan. Are just receiving a trash lot of their Chaste & Sanborn coffoqs. Some thing new in Hngllsh Breakfast Teas, also a new shipment ot several grades of Basket Fired Japan Teas. Try this firm, and you will see that they keep the beet. (W38SlS5(i3 1 J Tr Cream Parlor y I CONFECTIONERY AND ICE i I CREAM PARLORS awtw I I IRA HAMILTON HaHllltOll BfOS "ALN I IU STATE STREET -"i '" ' ' ' 5X202X2 I (Xfr 'W -j Standard of quality at I I nfiBBSMSC their ever popular I bicycles prices. I 88 m mc uainjicsi 1-nnc niicci i-rii num. q Q X . 0 OUR 1902 PRICES: Chalnless.1902 $60 00 Chalnlcss $50 OO LUht Racer $50 OO Rar $45 OO Lliht Roadster $40 00 Retular Roadster $35 OO ALL OUR RAMBLERS FITTED WITH THE CHBAT0.& J. TIRE IF YOU WISH. ANY GEAR, TIRE. SADDLE OR HANDLE UAR. COASTER DRAKES $5 EXTRA, asr'our $25.00 wheels arc here now. If you want to see a wheel for the monty , have It. We nave had our choice; we have chosen. Fully guaranteed lormt season If You are Going to Buy a Bicycle WHY NOT BUY THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR BICYCLP. IN THE WORLD. It's In the running of them that makes Ramblers lead. To the frlctlonless tearlnis and accuracy of sprocket and chain are due the easy running Quality of Rambler Uicycles To the ireni 'strength of Its outside lap-brazed. relnrorced Joints are due the extreme rigidity and long life of Rambler Bicycles None are Better Few are as Good. Call In and Inspect our line. we have every price, every weight and every style. Old wheels taken In exchange Second-hand wheels from $8,00 up. BICYCLE REPAIRING ...IT IS ALL A MISTAKE... With thoeo having tho idea we only do our own repairing, But we aro prepared to do nny and all kinds of repairing from ennmnliug your bl cyclo or repairing your frame or forks, to repairing a puncturo, WE REPAIK ALL MAKES OF WHEELS, WE FIT ALL MAKES OF TIRES A bi tull ik gunranteo with all our work, or anything wo eull. Prompt delivery and boat workmanship. The Most Comclstc Bicycle Store In the City. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank- dollars for dollars. Counterfeiter Must Disgorge and Go to Jail. SAN FKANCISCO, April 5. Ulysses floor, of Oakland, was sontonccd by tho fodoral court tolay to sovon years In San Qulntln, and to a fine or $1000 for counterfeiting silver coins. Good Meals. A meal can bo enjoyed whon fine broad and pastry are usod, bucIi as are made at the I'lonoor Dakory. All good housekoopors uso this baking. Dank Lightly Touched. Pennvlllo. Intl.. April 5. Tho Bank of Ponnvllle was burglarUod this morning. It is believed tho robbers secured about $3,000. i o OASTORIA. Bears th A IM MM KM Hitt Always tgR1 Blguturo 7&u Grand Opera House. JOHN F. CORDRAY. Maiagcr. Wednesday, April 9. AL. G7FIELD THE TWO BIG COMPANIES COMBINED-The Oldest Minstrel Organization in America. Largest Minstrel Show In the World 50 -People on the Stage -50 An Entire Train of Specially Con structed Cars. The Bltrcest Indoor Exhibition of the Day. The Bitr Parade 11:00 a- in. Dally. Open Air Band Concert Daily. rKlUKB-fl.VQ.76i-., 50oand3c, Beats on Bale at box office at 0 a. in. GREATER MNSTRELS DEVELOPMENT.... 10,000 barrel Koohe Harbor Lime med in the development of Salem and vicinity daring the p&at year. D. S. BENTLEY & CO Gcte Ateito. Cujhlon Frame $40 00 LADIES. Ladles' Light Roadster, the besSI wheel we make In 1902 1-toch tubing throughout. Loop frame $35 OO Model 35 $25 00 XX)eS?G Haye You Seen the New Undertaking Shop? It has been remodeled and turned into a llret-claee, up-to-date bicc'o chop, where any and all kind? of Bicycle woik ia done on elinrt notice, anil uuar anteed to be llrat cbiei in every reelect. A'l kinds of tires and sundries. FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court Bt. Phono CIM. The Racycle $35 to $60. A Full Line on Hand. Wheels cleaned ft 00 Wood rims put on JI 6 Morgan & Wright cartng put on. ..t- 2ft Inner tube, firet quality fl 25 Morrow coaalor and brake put on fu 50 Q. & J. Ileaw tread caBlng $3 60 1002 Solar, Majeelic, 20th Century and Search Light Gab lamps each $2 -0 Wo carry "a full line of sundries, in cluding tho following tires: Hartford. Q.&J., Dunlop, Flslc, Delawaro and M. & W, (double tube.) Wheels called for and delivered free. Clayton R Young Phone Red 2560, Large fancy Silver Prunes, 5c per lb. 10 Pounds Pink Beans, 25C. 10 Pounds Italian Prunes. 25c. 3 CansTomatoes, 25c Al Flour per sack. 70c. 3 cans Salmon, 25c Onion Sets, per pound 5c. Navel Orantres, per doz, 20C Lemons, per dozen 15c. Bananas, per dozen $5c Shoulders, 9clb. Scotch Oats 10c per Package. M. T. RMEMAN 132 State BL Telephone i3'