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THE OMAHA .IKE: SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1922.
lime
ovrr
re-
hi
System of Short
Time Credits for
Farmer Proposed
Former Jltt ct Tar lrvlu
lrie$ Bon. Vtfrt Scheme to
Meeel Eigenci i of Ag
ricultunl Operation.
tt GEORGE F. AUTHIER.
WaekkSfSe) CfTVmtUt Oawa
Washington, Sept. K. (Social
Trlrgram.) A new ynm of short
lime credit lor larmri h Utn
irorntrd to the rnir agricultural
htoe r Dernard M. fUrurh. formrr
head tt the ar industrir bard.
Mr. Pirueh'i nyitrm U distinct from
the Mrral farm hoard syt'm "
aunt lo meet the rrt nrrd of the
firmer, which i ihort timr credit
rredill whirh will rnahle him to mrcl
lite ignci of hi frmmi open-
lion in time of the long
rpured for him to turn
r,r Artllrt
Mr. fUrurh urge a fl'aihlr, wide
rine nl rrr.tit. Urire toriK re
house and rlrvatnr throiiifhout the
country, nr gotialtle vur'nouse r
reipi and free acc ft farm prod
nil, ia Inrriun tnarkrll.
In brief, the Bartirh solution of
the thort time credit problem ft thi:
Organize the national agricultural
credit corporation, with a franrhie
for SOyear. with a board of director
headed hy the ecretry of agririil
lure and four other appointed by the
president.
The corporation to have power to
dicount note, draft, bill or other
evidence of debt representing agri
cultural loan, and to advance money
on commodity paper.
Authorin the imance of bond in
a mm 10 time it capital tock.
Authorize the federal reterve
board to rediscount paper held by
the corporation.
Warehouse and elevator, advan
tageously located, he Mid, would en
able the farmer to hold their crop
until the market improved without
being compelled to dispose of them,
when grown, to meet their obliga
tion. He pointed the need of al
lowing farmer to uie warehouse re
ceipt a collateral for loan.
Set cut flower in a pail of water
up to their neck each night If you
would have them last.
Grid Increases
' Sensitiveness
Connection uf (triil Leak
Should He MIe Actum (iii.
tic nrr. Say IUdio I!xktI.
Th sensitiveness of (iieratioii of
vacuum lube designed for common
usage i greatly increased by insert
ing a ttiia!l tondt titer in multiple
with high hesistance in series in the
grid circuit. The character of grid
control is drpendent directly upon
the bia potential maintained upon
the grid. The necessary bus puteit
tun for varied fomtitian of use may
Hi obuinrd either by ltuiT o
trrm nil of the grid circuit Jrnm a
fixed resistance m rrir unh the
titament rhrasUt, through which fila
ment current flow, or by employing
a "grid leak" conneited ro the
"grid cuiideiiser" or brtwern the grid
and the filament,
The value of grid Irak unit lo be
urd for any pai titular amateur re
ceiver depend upon the d ign uf the
apparatus, the type f anlrntia-grouiid
system, gnu tonlener and other
minor factors. The value of arid
condi'tiser capacity generally used in
,mu mid. with a gri4 Irak unit en
I megohm. The bet value to be
used vary somewhat with different
vacuum tube. If the grid leak re
sistance is excessively high, slow
leakage v,S occur, causing a sputter
ing (ga engine exhaust) sound in
the phones. On the other hand, too
low a resistance will result in too
rapid a leakage, raining a weak sig
nal, inasmuch as the negative grid po
tential cannot accumulate to full val
ue for each wave.
Different detector and amplifier cir
cuit require grid Irak ol different
value. Likewise, the proper capac
ity for the grid condenser should be
determined by experimenting with
value between .000' and .0004 mfd.
Tapping Coil,
In constructing homemade coils
for the receiving set tome considera
tion should be given to the tapping
operation. If the tap are taken too
far apart tuning will be difficult and
Vtt Deliver to Apt Prt of the City.
rhnne DO ogls 5W0,
Get Your Full Dollar's Worth
Com direct to th Tabl Supply wher you enjoy
greatet asaortmenU, gretat valuca and cbjlceat of
foodatuffa.
Mail Orders Filled on This Ad
GROCERIES
CERTOi 32?
itf 93 c I 27c 2
H L. Maeen ' " Pearl While Soap, I
(3 ' 8 pint JO hnra aV
hi 83c 37c O
3l.fi OT ' Mpplncolt Large Pearl White Soap,
mSr- Oncen Olive, per cane aaaa
--IftT $2.69 jj
arollrt Paper, R- B Fa art Sound 1 lb. .
lar Bo Roll, r(at salmon .
2 1 30c !
k trcinla Dare Wine, Ueu'm Ice Honey p ,
apeelal at 351 I Ooaklea, Ik, M
3 for
W 20c I 19c g
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Foley's Famous Elberta Peaches Box. .75c
Butter & Eggs
Idlewlld or Seward
Bntffr, per lbr
39c
Danish Pioneer
llntter, per Ib-
37c
Yellow Cream
Cheese, per lh.
21c
Finest Bartlett l'ers
pT banket
S2.75
Finest Virginia
Sneet l'otatoe,
market basket,
59c
California Sugar
Flams, basket
39c
Red or White. Onlnn
per market basket
4.5c
JUra lVaaat Hot
r, hnlk. per Iv
16c
Trade Where Your Dollar Goes Farthest
Tea & Coffee
Ankola Coffee,
8l lb, (or
S1.15
HoinpfioU Hlend
Toffee, S Ibv
$1,00
Adro Jell,
i fur
15c
Ic Te Blend
Japan Tea, per Uu
29c
Hiiao Dressed
prtBg thliksa,
per lo.
261c
HI 11 intrj
nt,slla ( hlrhea,
iff I 17k
i
ft ,
25c
law
ft h,
71c
lie si tat tsteer
t hack r ShouU
Uer Kuat, lb.
13ic
10c
lta Kaaat,
175c
I tMf
t'r4 RattaUr
Ms rf Ik,
22 k
Aagar f ared
Flcale Hams,
ft
135c
Inaag leal
taU ft Ih,
12i
laaag Teal
Brst, ft !,
Sk
CIOARS-JUST INSIDE THE DOOR
KtUeU MtAiK U Jul f UV, Ut ol W, St. AO.
prrluj jin(Hssil.lr. ' ,e t4tim
lait ti wanted may be located be
twrm lo taps, and that is ore. rea
sin why piguals are heard louder
when si li arm i p!irj between
.jrfirn( twitih (.on,). Th 4vt
u taiiteuhrre around thrre and It l
duiiijf us ,t u be tuurd in,'"
The "miit'' and "tens" meihfd is
pr,.i4l,y the best. Where a single
sv.iith arm i to be u-d it is brltrr
to lap the brgiiiiiing ftir the v.inl,iig
closely, y ejry live turns, and
thru go mi I lie increase hiiIi ni;!it.
and then everv rn turn . Tlie tun
ing ariiiinil M) lo 4'i0 nieit-r will
he facihuted,
be aiiin ouii:ttrly lour tinirt he
turfall length (f ihe attul in iret,
It, It. N Lincoin, Neb Q. E.
plain lully tl'C use of the word
"brirrodv ne,"
A. "Ileierolyne" in the termin
ology rf radio is an audible beat,
litis be4 ia introduced a a second
ary radio frequency ilUiuui in the
rei'i-ivuirf eirtuit, tuoducr a beat of
"dnfircuce'' frequency which i the
d'lit rrtice between the received Signal
and the "artificial" frequency. Ur.
I'rssrnden iiivcntrd thi )teil.
Quctllonn
WAAW
'rograms
C. J. K., Kearney, Neb n. What
t ihe meaning ul "natural wave
length?"'
A. It is the frequency of oscilla
tion or length of wave uhiih will
Cause tlie ante-nun systrti) dloiie tt
(jscillate periodically. This natural
wave Ic lis! tli in meters may be said
Itcrtha Cnlfey Assttuil and Aqne
Bniton were fcaturr of The Oma
ha lire's radio ni;ram from station
WAAW last night. lioth hive
aicliiig repertoire of song num
ber. The program (ollows:
"I nlit t Wa-"-Hnh V.rr Assmait.
1h. Kastilmlt's h"ii ' Hnh Coir-
rtlira tlliHwum Ocos" lurlh Cu(rr
A'SMi in
' il-igu" - Agns firlltAB. '
' I "n i Itrma ! I'sia' -Ana Hill
ln Miss Helen Weed accompanied
Bertha Coffey Aman on the piano.
Mis Uritton's last song number
was one of the hits of her repertoire.
L tt . . r'
v
For Fall Planting
Large variety of Peoniei,
60 colon in Iris. All Jdndg of
Perennials, Shrubi, Shade
and Ornamental Trees.
Gate City Nursery
Donate .?669?I2,)
1 4 to Church Fund
lTtiitfl Thank Offering of
ProteMant I jiiscojial Mni
Iirr Tukrn at Port
Idiiil Coiivrtition.
Portland. Ore.. Sect. 8. (Bv A.
I.) Women of the 1'rotest.tnt Kpi
copal church in the United Stairs, in
their united thank offering which
a feature tf each triennial conven
tion, at ihe communion service to-
lay yavc $nr,l.'o, acntrd rig lo of
hi jl aiiiiouiii t mriil lliade last llight
with ri-iitinied cerriiiony at amass
meeting.
The luiiiiiiiiiiiiiii service at which
the money was givrn, wa attended
by I.J5U wonirii.
The bouse if depiilie, in trien
nial etiiin today, adopted a reso
lution urgng all projile 10 pray in
Ihe interes of world peaee,
Ira W. Mralton ul heading. Pa,,
who introduced the resolution, rec
ommended it pasat;r in line with
siiitgesiiou made by Canadian
bishop wha had addressed both
house of the convention in
session.
I dusk '( raiern Oirou. who was re
I fvited to he in ill htatth liishup i'ad.
ilotk some tune agt was sg?i)eteo 10
criticism on arcnuut ot hi nietho.1 of
conduction the mus onary district
ovrr whih he presuled. in that he
lU'l not arif.ii.i 4oy tuuil Itom tlie
central i Inn ill otganuation mi the IS
crs he had ptesnled over In district
2403 N. 62d.
3 Block South
Wal. 2945.
Krug Park.
I I I I S IS I Ml I I I I II I I I I I III II I I I I I I I I III III I II I I I I Ml i I
Lntrtiducin
an old favorite
in a new dress
America's Finest
Creamery Butter
churned fresh every day and now triple-sealed for your convenience in
1 -lb. cartons having the new style yellow, maroon and white wrapper
Your grocer or marketman has Fairmont's BETTER Butter
America's Finest or can get it for you quickly. Is his name here?
BETTER BUTTER RETAILERS:
FORTY-FIFTH ST.
(North)
2601 C. H. Schab.n
FOURTEENTH ST.
(Smith)
315 S. H. Buftatt
COLD ST.
3701 Wm. Ronao
GRAND AVE.
3302 E. J. Lynch
4202 C. L. St.ch
HAMILTON ST.
3026 C. E. Nelson
4002 Thorln 4 Snyfg
4102 E. M. Sells
4202 A. J. Jacobsen
HARNEY ST.
1608 Central Market
2454 Tuchman Bros.
HASCALL ST.
3001 Pelti Bros.
HOWARD ST.
2201 S. Babloe
"I" ST.
3936 M. Palusiak
JEFFERSON AVE.
2502 P. Sexton
"K" ST,
3300 Rasco 1
"L" ST.
3948 Leo Kowalskl
LAKE ST.
2002 J. Fellman
2000 J. Jensen
2520 H. H. Andreasen
4236 A. Laraea
LEAVENWORTH ST.
1719 J. N. Dauera
2872 C Horwtch
2711 Kenichek Bros.
2715 A. Mosber
2006 H. Eisenstatt
2917 Johnson Blind
2921 E. J. Murphy
302 1 B. Carrop
3303 J. Dsytck
3422 .Simon A Levin
3tifl2 Lorkis Robinson
4344 Llasssor e Co.
4H0O C. T. Stover
5532 Hanneiaa Co.
MAPLE ST.
3I2A A. .Simon '
3924 N, friers
IIS C. T. Olsoa
201 Paul' Woblntr
211 C. N. Wolf. A Sob
S23 r. C. Wl
MILITARY AVE,
142011. H. Who.
1SI4 M. Hart
JilVJ H. t.evmske
ttt:, v, w.m.y
241 K. O. aUansu)
4jsv Prle 4) M ! I
awa A. UUea
auT S Juliu steaiai
101 C.Us Una.
MIVKH'RI AVE,
1IT Hear l.
r.
I TOO Jm iMimt
jsov J Cutleasaa
1141 Nh akta
ohio sr.
1A ,
PACIrlC ST,
lota- m. si
ll pays lo insist upon having
Fairmont's BETTER DuUtr .
America' Fil bcau it
rlly it bttr for aarvinf at
all mal, b)Ur for cook in f
antl baking, better for all
AMES AVE.
2813 Jacob Coldware
3190 S. Llpp
3347 F. Bros
3602 L. Petersen
3811 T. V. Cross
4001 J. F. Hutifield
4438 C. Sesemann
ARBOR ST.
3263 J. D. Crew A Son
BANCROFT ST.
2424 A. Kozlcikl
BEDFORD AVE.
4S0e Minni Marks
BLONDO ST.
6119 Cisch Grocery
BRISTOL ST.
2628 A. Ginsburg
CENTER ST.
3501 L. Clanton
CHARLES ST.
3300 Simon A London
CHICAGO ST.
1624 I. Nathan
2873 M. Zuck-chwert
CUMING ST.
2001 C. P. W.ein
2215 J. E. Wagon
2406 Larson A Holden
2410 S. Steinbcrf
2902 D. Blumenthal
3214 F. Hagelin
3220 Beml Park Grocery
3921 J. Petersen
4001 W. F. Schram
4619 L. Thorton
DAVENPORT ST.
2789 J. Roaen
DODGE ST.
2801 H. Bichel
4615 Ed Stanley
4822 I.. Sommer
DOUULAS ST.
2625 K. Hornatrin
DREXFL ST.
3747 A. Michka
ELEVENTH ST.
(South)
2235 S. Wilkin
EIGHTEENTH ST.
(North)
1502 P. Cavnaut
EIGHTtENTH ST.
(South)
823 John Friedas
"F" ST.
12311, J. (lures
FAKNAM ST.
1411 Ben Santkerf
301 5ma Bra.
222 the Stearns
ua L. W. Kaiikl
It IT (U( Fur.il
321 M. B.ntsl.ia
t2 Wilh MikImII
HFTV-SECONU ST.
Nrtkl
itMVa F. M. CMeatilk.
iaol t. U!y
FOHT ST.
404 1 4 d C.lk.rt
ionium r.
Netk)
IttS Raaukluas Mr,
trt bii l.iturt
toarv 1IGMIH ST.
I V.lkl
IT Sar A J.kawa
PARK AVE.
1107 I. Corenman A Son
1331 S. G. Hodsoa
1337 J. Newman ,
"Q ST.
2721 Wm. Keufhold
2921 N.'Johnson
3221 Bigg
3641 H. Vandeputta
3822 C. Volts
3902 Peretman Bros.
4901 J. Moron
5103 J. F. Vanderlain
5504 C. F. Penfiefd
"R" ST.
2815 G. Glowchowsky
RAILROAD AVE.
1801 E. Newvillo
6621 F. Brosda
ST. MARY'S AVE.
1801 Bernstein Broa.
1951 Sterling Grocery
2523 J. L. Thorn aa
SEVENTEENTH ST.
(North)
202 C. H. Malllson
623 J. Weia
SIXTEENTH ST.
(North)
208 Winstain-Cren berg
716 H. Steinberg
722 Mr. Telpner
808 L. Roaenblum
. 822 Be HIv Grocery
1010 S. Novilsky
1S02 J. Lewis
1844 F. J. Nabity
213(1 Mrs. Clara Cohan
2422 C. Chriato(frson
2423 H. Reuben
2629 Wm. Rtidloff
2802 Roeenblatt A Son
3506 D. J. Hugh
3702 S. Stern
3724 C. M. HusUad
4015 O. B. Mummort
4H2 M. E. Cautier
5301 H. Wohlner
SIXTEENTH ST.
(South)
101-12 Haydea Broa.
Iu C.nttal Market
0 Chain Store
la Jacob Rilo
3702 J, C. Norgarel
M'RAGI E ST.
2432 J, M. UlMns
2.101 J. M or tea
TENTH f. (South
1014 H. R. Milder
lots L. II. Kebuieaa
loj.t J. feteraaa A iUn
I Tut A. C NuearaltaM
1701 R. C. Paataa
l44 Ik Kulebalskf
JTOjJ... lfl
J 701 k.i-k A Ca.
TlllkUtMU IT.
I south
24 Ch. Hf
l4wKuai iMMuy
I HI .We.aM t-e.
ju W, t. riia
Mail .fred tie)
jol J, laM
ill J,
tt. I -
ihe house atcriiird tlie rrsitjmiimi II lJi Tj II
oi iiisnop jaitirs i, Morrison ol flu- Wle Jt ft
lulh, who hus rrtirnl on acrotini (if I kJkr
gt. aixt Mcrrcrl to a rnmmiitre, the vvirlrr'
ic Kiiaiiuti ol llnlioii Kohrrt L. raj- lf'l;' 7 il'illilli
'Si mis i -ior. i ir ill ii ' ii i in
Caramel Nut T ll M f
.
I II ro I t oom II 1
xa vcJJ. I l mr root) rrNTrit n tur. imm umi ll s
j Full-bodied, meaty nuta, chopped into lus- I I j f
rioin bit and blended with heavy rararnel I'll - . a. Naw I
flaror. A new fror.en delight thi week's III M An -7 I
I bunday hpial in Harding's Ire Cream. j J 0 nVatsr . w
Strttd by Dealer $ vha display th liqn ij"laQ x
atalll i a . Ja ireur shoppinf here SAT- . j
fxfi-JrtrilfvLEZ " URDAY. Just st.p la. You'll finst tour. 2
L At rfll Oh fi Jm t.ou. and lnlallianl hl to re you. Drive downi 0
I I l!aat -1 WZ Cm. en uf att
M i l I I I I I I I I I I III I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I, I II I I i I I
S CUPID Cenuin. C
z ouuMn
m BACOrt
ii
u a mr
BR.fr AD
IT'S MADE WITH MILK
,',1 Ijti
T THE QUAKER
HE YOUH BAKER
th.r.'a nlanl of Darting space near. If you just can t let
way. PHONE US. Our order Dept. is at your sereico until
A p. m. Friday. A usual, FREE DELIVERY on all orders
fro- 2.80. Mail Order Filled We Guarantee Satisfaction.
Pbone AT. 4603
18I416 IS FARNAV
A H.
Cane, 100-lb. bafs,
t 87.ra
Best White Refined, 100-lb.
bags 87.33
10 lbs. Best White.... Tit
FLOUR
Cooch's or Omar
4S lb. sk.. 81.71
Food Center Special, $1.(5
Our famous Cilt Edgo,
at 81.55
fUlflt ChAC Fresh Dressed Springs, lb 2Gf
l 1 1 WlasValW p
reah Dressed Roasting, lb
Fresh Dressed Young Hens, lb.
17'a
tal I" A af Prima Rib Roast, bono and rolled, lb., IfJV&t?
Ifl Kr M I W Steer Pot Roast, lb llttt
Steer Steak, lb. .
Fresh Pig Pork Loin, lb
Fresh Pig Pork Chops, lb. ..... ,
Fresh Spare Ribs, lb .
Fancy Young. Veal Roast, lb.
Fancy Young Veal Chops, lb
Young Veal Stow, yv . v,
Pure Leaf Lard, lb. ........
Fresh Made Pork Sausage, lb,
a a
15t
15V.C
lHt'
14 He?
22H
.HH
.15t
...27
Suaar Cured Picnic Hams, lb I I 'if
Puritan Bacon, half or whole strips, lb U2Vi
Sugar Cured Bacon, lb lS'i
UIMC Puritan Skinned Hams, half or whole, lb
IIMITIU
THIRTIETH ST.
(North)
401 W. H. Wiffins
2901 D. Tuckson
4502 M. H. Llpp
4S04 Thos Z. Wait
4702 J. H. Kuppif
4904 J. Blatt
8823 M. Hopkina
7S23 C. G. Craig
7602 M. Sroka
8819 H. L. Holfrlch '
8607 M. K. Jensen
THIRTIETH ST.
(South)
3101 John Kudiaca
5224 A. Jacobaen
5302 M. J. Simon
5520 L. London
THIRTY-FIRST ST.
(South)
917 J. Friedel
2619 Mrs. W. Stenner
THIRTY-SECOND ST.
(South)
2404 L. Raduziner
3015 Wm. Tenenbaum
4617 J. Palusiak
B306 L. Albert
5401 J. Erca
5524 H. Traynovica
THIRTY-THIRD ST.
(North)
616 Frohm A Wohlner
1501 D. C. Gold ware
1623 Lafnan Bros.
1705 Ruaaell at Son
1824 H, C. Nlelson A Son
THIRTY-THIRD ST.
(South)
4623 A. Miller
1401 Wm. Uadawinis
,501 I.. Dan.vitkl
THIRTY-FOURTH ST.
(North)
502 J. E. Evans
THIRTY-SIXTH ST.
(North)
Ml S. G. Greenhouse
THIRTY-SIXTH ST.
(South)
1.114 H. Golf
.423 N. Tatusek
ftflie M. J. Hendola
TWENTIETH ST.
INorih)
IMS M. Hiatal
.'MM N. Rrod.ky
TWENTIMH ST.
I South I
It 10 H. Alalia
ITU4 aikM Bra.
Mtt2 Area l ut-HraMmt
4 HI2 Hen sa.lir.lk
so 14 Mavlik a t .k.r
aa4t A!, K.m.a
tWt.NtV MM.ir ST.
Mtk
4o H H..r
lIMHIMT AVE.
(M.ik)
,tt2l'laiisl liiaiem
$ HWa... fee
WNt !ltN3 ST.
Iuikl
tin r. . i
ij, r.t.e
TWENTY -FOURTH ST.
(North)
402 Roaenber- It Co.
1302 Baum A Reuben
1417 M. Remick
1502 S. Harmel
1512 fruimr Broa. Groc.
1837 J. Eakelson
1906 Henry Schnauber
2501 Beriteln A Cohen
2502 Tuchman. Bro.
2518 L. M. Neeselson
3001 Heath Bro.
3004 C. Freeman
3116 A. M. Grenbaum
3126 Edquiat A Spellraai
3222 Kenny A Shafer
3M21 Turner A Thayer
3908 Otto Pankratz
4024 Oaborne, Nelaon A
Vaughan
5218 F. A. Young
5224 Root A Porter
6720 Ches. F. Kelley
5825 J. L, Keuter
6341 Mr. W. Epatein
Y-FOUR-
(South)
702 McGinnia A Moaa
1002 L. C. Nielaon
1502 H. A. Taylor
3223 Sam Colick
3560 Chria Jenaen
3907 J. Tatalbaum
4304 A Paakach
4401 Robt. Henni
4506 Paul Henni
4522 F. G. Etter
4624 F. L. Bird
4820 Ripa A Ponce
4927 C. Nathan
5124 W. Fried
5140 F. Bosanek
5141 A. Newman
TWENTY-SIXTH ST.
(North)
1715 R, Beasey
2002 S. Finkenstefn
TWENTY-SIXTH ST.
(South)
4428 Kant. Hroa.
TWENTY-SEVENTH ST
(North)
2302 A. J. Goldwar
TWENTY-SEVENTH ST.
(South)
701 J. A. McDaniel
38tft Mrs. M. Connor
432 Fred Wllluhn
4402 G. A. Kubik
4514 John Kaw
4ltPerma A Ca.
TWENTY-EIGHTH ST.
I Narta )
Joe E. M. Jeaaen
TWENTY-NINTH ST.
I South)
1 101 . B. Urahans
2 lot J Zaeurekt
144 tF. Kudlacs
UNPCRWOOn AVE.
5001 Eraa.t Mull-tl
VINtON ST.
till It. Siisraan
1701 U. J, Jewatan
lata A. t, Wii
ljo-K. Karwk
2.1 1 a tiiSUl.. A Ca.
vailiuvs r.
1401 M Mead
WIMI IT.
40OA Aas tihlk
T,
34 1 C In V
Eastern Nebraska
. (This Hat does not show
the retailers aarved hy our
Crete, Grand Island and
Sioux City plants. At least
on food ratal ler in prac
tically every good town
handle Falrment'a Better
Butter.)
BANCROFT
Frank Vogt
BENNINGTON
Hafedorn A Ohrt
CLARKSON
Chleboun Bros.
COLUMBUS
H. Ragati Co.
CRAIG
Miller A McDonald
ELI
Jos. Polzar
ELKHORN
Otto Greggeron
Chaa. Lu
GRETNA
H. J. Tangeman
HERMAN
Chas. Cray A Coesard
HOWELLS
Vesely-Karal Co.
HUMPHREY
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Walters
G.hr A Cehr
RVINGTON
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K. I. Powell
MANLEY
R. Bergman
MEAD ,
Flodman Broa.
MEMPHIS
Anderson A MoUen
Geo. Baker
NEBRASKA CITY
Chaa. R. Fltchle
NEHAWKA
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OAKLAND
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Colorado fancy Pear or Peaches, bushel basket
Last chance on California Elberta Peaches. . . .777 a
r.r.nnire nr Wealth Aonlea. laroa market basket..
Home-Crown Sweet Potatoes, med. size market baske
Large stalk Celery, z ror
California largo Valencia Oranges, dozen
California Malaga Crapes, 6-lb. basket . .
cancjr Early Ohio Potatoes ............
Jice Juicy Lemons, per dozen....
leart of Gold Cantaloupes, 3 for
$2.58
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BANNED GOODS
itandard Corn, 3 cans, 25f
ed Dot Sifted Peas,
3 cans ...43t
Oel Monte Crated Pineapple,
can 19
Evergreen or Country Cent.
Corn, 3 cans 43
Nomis No. 2 new pack
Strawberries or Raspber
ries, 2 cans 49t?
Del, Monte No. 3 size
Spinach 25?
COFFEE
Peaberry Santos, 3 lbs. 74s?
Food Center Special,
3 lbs 88?
gunpowder or Uncol. Japan
Ten, special, lb 43,
CEREALS
Kellogg' or Post Toasties
3 pkgs 25?
Shredded Wheat lit
Crape Nuts , 15f
CONDENSED MILK
Pet or Carnation, tall cans
3 for 25?
(Limit 6 cans)
CANNED FISH
Tall can Alaska Red Chinook
Salmon, 35c ralue . .25?
King Oscar Sardines,
3 cans 44?
Domestic Sardines,
6 cans .25
3 tall cans Alaska Chum
Salmon 25
Bring This Ad With You-Ask To See These Unusual Value:
P. & G. Soap, 10 bars for 44 a
Large box Star Naphtha Washing Powder, 30c seller, for 23?
4-lb. size Krispy or Graham Crackers 5J)J
4 large rolls Blue Cross Toilet Paper 25t?
Wm. Baker'a Bitter Chocolate, 5-lb. cake lf
Quart Advo Olives 3t)?
Den Monte Orange Marmalade, 45c seller lJ)f
Certo, special , 33?
Wis. Nippy Brick ....22t?
Checks and Cooking Eggs,
Thomaan's Dairy Maid Fancy
Creamery Butter . 30t?
Country Creamery Package
Butter 37s
Danish Pioneer Butter, SC
Res Nut Butlerine. . , .20?
per dog,
Buttermilk, per qt,
Glass
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