nil. Omaha r.ia:: tli;mav. noykmiiki. 2.
Coming to Omaha
Mrs. Mcnry Wyman Sees Mrs. Fclton
Seated in Senate; Also Yale
Frinceton Game
AVonl ha nun that Mr Ih-nry V)iiuin, who la noiiptrir at ih ("ration
hotel In Washington, J. t.' vi iiiimug th ttatir Wednvudiiy, Novoin j
nr 22, vlii'ii Mr. IVIton, frmii Contain, tmik her "il the flrt woiuitri
natur. Mr. ) inn 11 alio hv.'trd the pn-Hl.lnit deliver hi .. d on the
ubldy hill.
Mr. Uymati wrlti tin t alio waa with hir mm, Jittnea, At the I'rlw eton
Yale Kunif, lit Prlmwion, and that her duuKhti-r, Margaret, who In a Ktmlrnt
thl year at l'obh rYrry. rmiin down to b with tlm party, "Prlnreton vm
simply swthlns; with motor mid people And ituy with Miitiant from early
Trliby, whrn they came nuiiig in from every iHrnrllnn, until Monday."
tMr. Wynwn cioIh of th bbr hoinetv
hou vlifii- the Hume wim lnj. mm
an linprti .(x-i tiii li- fillnl a It
v with iJuiio Mpi-ctutur. "livery
fciil tti'-nj h.'nl ilthi'r yvtlow I'hiyMin
th'inniiiH f.r J'i lo,,tnn or worn itr-.it
hximhru of Jiluo vioirtu for Vl', nui,"
fehe quoted a ,Vw York pnpr, "thre
Vita kUih 1111 array of l.finiiy in tlm
Hands tluit our rintr hud to kw
their ryi- hhuihil to kw th player."
"After tlio itunir tlm I'lhini'loii ii.
poller altnply wfiit wild with en
t liualanni mid even tlm wivi ami
slnl'i Joined th Ion unukFiliini'tf Unit
trailed around the ciimpim. At the
end thy hmuk old Nhhniii" whh'li
uniahan will remember from t lie
TrlniiKl Hhow of twu your ago.
Mr. Wyman wan In tho Quadratic
kl club box nt tlm Ki'iilor I'rom Krl
Any nl(tht ami ikiIi of (irrtrude
Kouritzn a wi-.'iriiiK on of tho lnvn
llent froek then, union; nil thon
oung b'flutl' In their bent bib and
tjrker, Jiinifa Wyirwn wu "official
hoijlrnr" for tin- J'roin,
V(V(lliiif nf Young
to J. L. !lowrlon.
.Mini I 'I on1 in Youiik, kIhIt of
Jnaon Vouiisr, will ho puhtM to J, I,.
Howfrton on Wi'dii'wdMy rvHilny nt
8 o'rl'ii k fit thi; Imiin; of Mr, Youiik,
Ir. JnkH ottli-lntliijf. After a trip to
Kannii City the i-otipht will rcxlde In
OiTiHlii nt 4I Mi-holn airwt.,
Tlm lidilii v ill hi gowned In fl taupe
hrcradfd chiffon sown nd will wur
a vnrnuKt of lllla of tho vnlhy and
atvoptheiirt roue. Hit BolmcHwriy
jown will l nf dark brown duvetyn
tilmiiud In K'nl,
For Mihti TlioniiiB mill
' Cliarlrs Cliirk.
l.ieut. nnd Mr. I 'ifdi-i lrk Uoilut
Vovm fiiftttiilni'd nt diimor InM
vfnlnf at their hnino In honor of
Mis Itulh Thulium of Hlvi-rldc,
Cat., who aiTivod Mondny to h"
thrir srucit ovef ThnnkcKlvina; and for
Jlr. rower on, 'lmrli' Clark, 2d,
who cun from Ccdiu" Ibipidn, la.,
Hunday. Tin'inlay pvciilnif MaJ. and
3k! rf. JJolifrt i II itt : iim will havo two
t-'thlf of lirldire tor tho vlHltor, und
VWdudny they will bn among (he
)rurt at tho bowliiiB purly, glvpn by
tlm OflWra' rltih or Kort Crook, They
will dine nt tho Jnoinn of I.iotit. nnd
Mr. J'owrra TliankKlvInx and (ho
ti"Xt evening will go to a hard limes
pat ty at Foi-t Omaha.
10
My Marriage
Problems
Adala Cirruoa'a Htm Phtt ef
"Iievelations of a Wife"
(Ccpjrliht 11J)
Mr. J. H. lull.y of Chliugo will
come to Omnhii Jununry 1 with Mr.
I'ulli-y, who Im Hi'iilor vli i- pri-Nldcnt of
PurKtHB NiifJi. Mr, ''alley, who 1
tin ii unpl Jul i-l hoi'Mi'Woniau und a
Ir'ilf ! , will Im n. i hiirmlng addition to
hnibty. Sho In u menihcr of the
tjlymplc Fluid (,'oimtry club, nnd of
tho North Khora l'olo club In Chicago,
Theater Tarly,
Mi Kathftr Iioumtedt wi)l entertulu
at an Onihonm purty thin evening,
nhen her guet will he tho Mibses
Iva Luho, Ma bio Whit and Mchkis.
AVallaoe Andurston and Kenneth and
AVnlter Young. .
It el urn from Wotlding.
Mlsnea Dorothy JuiIhou and Dnruthy
licit, have ictui iteil from Kuiimim City,
whiro they attended the wedding of
MiH Madelino iJiikey and .Marhin
Short hint week. Mix Judon wn
the giant of Minn Klorenee Hyde, (ind
Mis l'elt nt Mic.i Katherlne Dickey,
th bride.
CoiiMteriuilion came over tlie gay
party attending the reception follow
ing the wedding ceremony, when the
light went out. Apparently the city
current wn off. AVhen the room
were flgnin flloo'd with light, the
bride n nil groom had matlo their escape.
At Hie Orpheum.
Delta Sigma l'hl fraternity enter
tained 16 nw.nlH nt the Orpheuln hint
evening, followed by a chicken mipper.
Problems That Perplex
Ant wared by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Halt a While.
Dear Mi Fairfax: I nm n girl of
J?, Not long lino I wn Introduced to
a young man four yearn my nenior.
As Boon a I met thin young man I
knew that I euared for him nnd
would likn to go iH'ound with hikn.
He ha.i madu Several iippoiutmentH
i w ith ni and nlwuy ban tuken mo
,t)'lt, but aomehow 1 don't think that
he cai'e for nic. 1 know he goes w ith
many different girlx, and xomcliow
lately I haven't xeeu him nt all only
when with a crowd.
rioaRe don't tell me I'm fnollxli anil
that I'll get over It. I have no mot It
er to advise me, so I come to you fur
your kind advice. K. L.
You are young, and It may be a
long time before you ran rtltinguitdi
between love and infatuation. Love
la lasting: infatuation in temporary.
Continue, your friendship with this
young man, hut do not allow yourself
to Imagine that ho I erinuly inter
ested in you. Remember, he may
only consider you a ft pleasant com
panion and friend. Wait until yntl
are older before you think o much
of lo. and in the meantime try to
Interest yourself In worthwhile work.
Hetty: A Christmas caul would do
Very nicely, or you could send bini it
bonk, calendar or home made randii .
Dear Mis Fairfax: For three year
I have been going about with a young
man who hit told me h hues me.
My father hu piomiiicd him omt
money when wi are married.
After repatedly telling me be love
mo ho turns around und tells me
that he will not marry mo unless he
receives th money beforehand.
Is this what the world calls "love?"
Ur I he merely a fortune hunter?
I'm afraid the young man Is a for
tune hunter. Kven If he is not ho
shows a mercenary spirit and a hard
nexs which does not promise his wife
much happiness. Tho iiueslion of
money. should not enter Into thing.
I think your own Judgment tells you
his attitude Is unworthy and that you
would be belittling yourself to marry
a man who argue about tho pre
payment of a dowry instead of being
humble and grateful fur your love.
A Cane for a Doctor.
Pear Mis Fairfax: 'What do melt
ing eyes siKnifv? L .have absolutely
no control over my emotion.
People remaik, look how that girl's
eyes melt and then they stare at me.
Kindly let mo know what they Hr
u if v. Yours truly, ANNHLLLU.
Consult an occulist.
Annabel: A eandwich or salad, with
hot coffee or chin'itlate n Ice cream
and cake would be appropriate. Make
your own choice, but let your escort
L-ive tho order. You behaeJ rather
badly at the dance, Annabel. Forget
the boVN for a few years and devote
your tune to your tudl .
ireen Fyc: There Is no reason
why j mi should return the Kiff.
However. It would be all rlfhl to send
a ChristUM ltd to him nnd Ins wife,
but thi 1 not cen nness.ir'.
c
3
Children Cry for Fletcher's
Th Kind You IIao Alwava llouglit ha txtma th lunu
turw of ll. Il l lrU brr tn Ilia rapier lor vtrr
M )rara Jut t prvtrrl the Hmltr grnrrtlnua. !
tot Ihb ddvlTisl. All (untrrlrita, lutluiioti nml
Mnat-aa-ifHMr r hut rxp rlujriii that rmlmigrr tho
kcaUlli ol VkUJrrn Kapcru-mn glul r.tH-rUiu ut.
Never attempt to relieve your baby with a
remedy that you would ute for youreetf.
What io CASTORIA
CaatorU U m luirnila nhtllnt l..f ('Ntr Oil, lra
forte, Ur anl hmothtax ()rtr. It tiiilna nrithrr
llmM, .Mwrphiaa r thrr t4ri-titi attiur. I or
Mr lUamhtrtT )erUh ka la rwMwl m lor lha
rrttrl l WUpMUa. lUlMlrarf, U4 4 lu u
Urra alUHaai I rrtl aHtn IHi-rrlrwat
wl v rUll k rlaa It aal 1 !, ai.l la
JBUiU.a vl IWtlt Rlt aeaithy aud i t.tur4 mkf
TIM ikiUrva' lawlvr-Ua lvtar'a I ruaO,
&mn lh &frtura el
Ilia Itraaon Ullian Hit Fnrcrd to
Hat "th Urar to ftluah."
Th closing of th front door
brought my angry pacing of th floor
to a sudden atop. It heralded, I knew,
tho depart ur of the newapaiwr re
porter, and I knew aln that In an
other minute, I.llllun, and In all prob
ability, my mother-In law, would be
tiiRhlng In upon me. Mlllau, I guesned
would com with congratulation,
Mother (irahanj with question, ,
Luckily, I had Isien too atujry at
Dicky to weep Ix-cuus of the unplcu.
out encounter to which hi rscapado
bad subjected rue, and I had no trace
of tear to remove. Hut when I
looked at myself n the mirror, I saw
that my face wa unduly flushed with
anger. I toned th color down with
a touch of rice powder and had
school! myself to ralmne by the
time Dlillan Impctuou knock Mound
ed on the door,
"You're the peacock's most Irldn
cent feather," she declared a he
rushed into th room, with th com
plete abandonment to hoydenlsh en
thusiasm In which h sometime In
dulge herself. "That III conditioned
cub will have something to ieiiitmbor
for the rest of hi newspaper career
If he lust In the game, which I
doubt, and you 'could Just ea the ad
miration leaking out of the pore of
the other two. You'ro all to the rhlli
sauce, old dear, and it' me, the llttla
old veteran, that' telling you!"
"Mis Carglll and Mr. Itlckett were
very considerate," I said, flushing
confusedly at her praise.
"She Va Well Coached."
"They're good acouta, the real thing
In reporter," she acquiesced care
lessly, "and they'll give you a square
deal. For that mutter, o will the
gifted Mr. If. Edouard Btnythe, but
from a different motive, II will be
actuated solely by a fear of what may
happen to him If he transgresses, und
believe me, he'll be a most circum
spect youth where your name In con
cerned. Howie! but I wish the Dicky
bird could have been behind the cur
tain when you were wiping up the
door with what wus left of young
Hmvthe!"
"I don't," I retorted shortly.
I.llllun shot a quick, keen glance at
me, then changed the subject ab
tuptly. "What did you thlnlc of Katie'
nortla?" slio demanded. "Will you
ever forget tho way she upset young
Kmytlie and grabbed that torn photo
graph from under hi nose?"
"I think ho was exceptionally well
eoacheoT' I said meaningly, looking
squarely into her eye, and ha had
the grace to bluah. "
"She didn't need niucli coaching,"
he replied dcprecatlngly, "But you
should have Been her stuffing those
fragments of the photograph Into the
kitchen stove, setting fire to them,
nnd standing over them with the
poker until every vestige was con
sumed. Bho was like a Shakesperlan
witch In her intentness. I expected
to hear her intone 'Double, double,
toil and trouble, with every second,
but Instead she observed emphatically
whe;i she finully shut down the atove
lid:
Mother Graham Approves.
"Dere I bet your boots no bunch of
soup greens got hold of you now und
make troubles for my Meessl Gra
ham." I laughed involuntarily at Lillian's
Inimitable mimicry, then sobered as
there came the realization of Katie's
Intense devotion to me and mine.
"Katlo is the real heroine of this lit
tle episode," I said gratefully, and
from the doorway my mother-in-law
pnorted violently
"Don't you let rne hear you tell her
anything like that," she ordered. "Her
head's fur too big for her hat now,
and I can I'm going to hav a
fin tlm bringing her down lo earth
; w hile you're gone."
j I flashed an appealing glsne St Ml
1 ban, and received In return on uf a
isuraae that she would stand between
jmy teinpeiHuientiil maid und my airo
gMnt mothrrlii law during lay ab
! enc. Luckily Mother tirhum was
! to asulduloiialy consulting th gold
watch which she weurs oa a hook fas
tened to her bodice, that h did not
ae out Interchange of glance,
"We've got tn minutes is-for that
ape say she'll have luncheon ready,"
sh unitnuiH'oil, "and I want to hear
every last thing that happened while
thos reporter were here,"
"I'll have to tell you then." Lillian
returned, "for Madgo 1 entirely too
modest, Kit dow n."
Hhe pulled up a chair for her, and
Ignoring both my protest and my
Mushes, gave lny husband' mother a
highly-colored recital of th Interview
Just completed. My mother-in-law
listened In silence, and 1 did not know
from her glowering face whether she
approved or disapproved. Dut when
Lillian had finished, she rose and turn
ed to me with grudging approval In
her eye.
"I didn't think you had H In you,
MurgHret," she said. "I really couldn't
have done better myself. Come down
to luncheon now."
And leaving Lillian and nie helpless
with laughter behind )cr, she strode
back to th kltcfen to harry hnph-ss
Kutlo concernliu the proper serving
of the luncheon.
rial.
ffiyg
&kPY-TIME TALCS
TOMMY
FOX.
(DVENTURER
JR 5C0TT EA1XT
j CIIAI'TKU III. '
Tummy l'o Dig Hole (or I nrle
I Jerry (huiU,
' It wa falb, and I'ncle Jerry Chuck
1 wanted a new home for the coming
winter. Ill old one was not warm
' enough to suit him.
I l. ncle Jerry Chuck had all th tool
' that he needed for digging himself
jauoiher and betler house In the p-
lure. He had noma gissl, aharp claw
and aoiitw good, strong paw, Itul
l'n4o Jerry never llkoil to us these
tools, To tell th truth, he was lazy.
II Intended to have a new home. But
he meant to get oinbody els to do
th work.
Thi was why be hung a sign out
sldo hi door a ign which Mid: A
fctrojig I'eison Wanted for Deep Digging.
Personals
Mr. T. It. Hutlcdge Is visiting in
Chicago.
Dougls I'elers Is irfl'lrmlnghain,
Ala., thi week.
Mrs. Jack Heaton will spend the
Christmas holidays In Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wolcky are reg
istered at th Elms In Kxcelslor
Kprlngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Lewis plan
to motor td Lincoln for the football
game on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Lena May Williams, dramatic
director at Central High school, will
spend Thanksgiving with her parent
in Lincoln.
Among Omaha people who wjjl at
tend the Kotre Damn-Nebraska game
at. Lincoln on Thursday are Mr. and
Mr. William Purncll,
Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Pitman of Chad
ron, JN'eb.; passed through Omaha
Friday morning on their retufn from
a five month' trip to Europe-
jrV,i'- vr
Miss Marion Towle has gone east
for a few weeks. She will sttend the
unveiling of the portrait of a past
president of Bradford Academy,
Mass., and will later visit In New
Jersey, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ij. It. MacKenzle of
Des Moines, la., announce the birth
of a daughter Thursday morning. Mrs.
MacKenzle was formerly, Miss Ann
Amundson of Hartlngton, feb. Mr.
MacKenzle Is the son of Mrs, Alex
MacKenzle of Omaha,
Tho Misses Mildred Morris nnd
Miss Nan Frankish will be hostesses
tor Trl Delta luncheon and meeting
Friday, 1 p. rn. at SSll Underwood
avenue. Mrs. Bertha Roach Smith
will review "This Freedom" by A, S.
M. Hutchinson.
Musical at 1'anlon Hospital, ,
Daughters of J 812 will present the
following program at the.Paxton Mem
orial hospital Tuesday evening at
7:1 ti o'clock in recognition of music
week; piano solos, Carl Kob; musical
reading, Mrs. W. A. fcimlth, Mrs.
Byron Peterson at, tho piano; violin
solo, Mable K. Heed; song group,
Leone Drlscoll, dramatic soprano.
Mr. Kob will play the accoinpunleu-ments.
Than ha crept up n4 loekaA
closely at th tip of Tontinf tail
l.'ncle Chuck then ut down outside
his doorway to wait for callers.
Tlm first one lo see his sign snd
ask for work was Master Meadow
Mouse. But Undo Jerry Chuck laugh
ed at him.
"to home and growl" Uncle Jerry
told him. "You're too little for that
work."
Then Sandy Chipmunk stopped and
told Uncle Jerry he was all ready to
begin.
"To begin what?" Uncle Jerry asked
hlrn with a sneer,
"Digging!" said Sandy Chipmunk.
"Very well!" Uncle Jerry Chuck re
plied. "But kindly don't dig around
here. I don't want ' a lot of little
sera die all over my door yard."
Somehow the news spread fast
through the fields the news that Un
do Jerry Chuck wanted a digger, and
that he was hard to suit. A good many
of the field and forest-folk came to
call on Uncle Jerry. But not one of
them he would hire. He told them
all that he wanted a strong digger or
pone at all.
At last a stranger came trotting up
to Uncle Jerry's house. He was heav
ily wrapped In winter clothing, being
o bundled tip that Uncle Jerry
couldn't see much of him except his
eye and hi feet.
lie wan a big fellow. Uncle Jerry
atared at hi paws and claws. They
were certainly the kind for deep dig
gins.
"Do yon want work?" Uncle Jerry
anked him.
"Yes!" replied the stranger.
"Then you've come to the right
place. You may begin to dig me a
house over there under that pile of
stones."
Uncle Jerry Chuck said nothing at
all about pay. The stranger did not
Seem to notice that. And Uncle Jerry
Chuck chuckled to himself as the dirt
began to fly.
"This fellow la a simpleton," he
thought.
The sun is the largest but
you can hold the cent so
close to your eye that you'll
lose sight of the sun
Dea't lit a chaa? prlsa er atij caa baktej
pwfCstG&M yea 1st tt eJ quality
The liconomy DflfXIfJO POWDER
U tho quality lcav
ener for rral econo
my In tho kitchen,
always use Calumet,
one trial will con
vince you.
Its aalea are 2H
.time aa much as
that of any other
brand
. Now, Uncle Jerry Chuck waa the
almpleton. Little did he dixnni that
the person who whs digging hi
Lou wn Tommy Fox himself. He
l.d said nothing alsuit pay lueans
h meant to take hi pay when he
wn ready for It, and in the way that
Hilled hint beat.
While h workl, I' nude Jerry
hovered about and gave orher almost
constunlly, Horn iwople wuuldn t
like to work for anybody fussy
Unci Jerry Chuck whs. Hut thi
worker didn't eem to mind. No mat
lr what fault I'ncle Jerry found with
hi diguing, be smiled and uld noth
ing and never stopped digging.
"Thi fellow 1 a good worker,'
Unci Jerry thought. "I wish I had
found him liefore. 1 like silent work
is. They ulway work fait," And
then ho began to Und soma other
fault with the way the st runner wu
digging hi house. That wn I'ncle
Jerry' way. II wa never known
to piulse anybody but himself.
At hist th strifTiger stopped work
ing and bucked out of th hot that
he had made. And now h spoke.
''Just step Inside, Mr. Chuck," hn
invited Unci Jerry. "1 want thi
house id ult you. Take a good look
at It."
Unci Jerry Chuck wu Just about
to Jump down Into the bole, when ho
happened to sea the atrungcr' tongue.
It wa a long, red tongue. And It
hung out of the fellow's mouth In
such -a way that It made a shiver
creep up und down Unclo Jerry's
back. It was a warm day, too, al
though It was fall.
"Keep digging!" Uncle Jerry or
dered, changing hi mind suddenly
alsiut entering the hole. "(!o deep
er." The stranger gave him a sly look.
Put Uncle Jerry pulled a bit of clover
and ate It as if he hadn't a care In
th world.
"He doesn't know me," thought
Tummy Fox. "He's a simpleton." And
he set to work once more.
But now It was Tommy Fox who
was the simpleton. For Uncle Jerry
wuitt-d until Tommy plunged buck
Into th hole. Then ho crept up and
(Miked closely ut lh tip of Tommys
t.til. It wa white. And that wa
enough lor Uncle Jerry Chuck, lie
whisked about and ran ucros Hie
pasture.
II ran very fast, for anybody who
wa a old and fat a he w. And
when he reached th underground
chamber a her he had spent the
summer, hs flung himself down and
mopped his face.
"My goodness!" he exclaimed. "Thi
house I hot. I don't need a warmer
one. I shall stay right her thi
winter."
livening parly.
The l. T. club was entertained nt
tho home of Mis Mildred Mullaly Frl
day evening. Cover werj laid for
the Misses Kandall, Ixiuls Ilathsuch,
Merle Ibmilnger, Hazel Ki-iittercood,
Ituth Daniels, lVoch Council, Ahull
Cohunsky, Audrey Maxwell and Helen
Manning.
Club Woiihii lWnt l'liiy
ut Little TIhmI'T.
Thu Dundee Woman's club, in iu
junction wilh other Omaha igunl,.l
Hon that i supporting Omnia
Little theater, has arnum'ed In Ih:
IhsMh TaikliiKton's mm net comedy
drama, "Itewity and the Jacobin "
next Thursday ami Friday evening,
November SU and December 1. " "ie
Little theater tu, third floor of the
Patterson block. Two other one act
plays. "Pad Debt." ' a physcologlcal
drama, and "1'illle First Love Af
fair," a farce comedy, will aluo be
presented.
The cast for "Beauty and ' the
Jacobin" Include Mrs, linger Dol
man, Mr. Watson Hull, Mrs. II. J.
Holmes, Mr. Olho JoIiiihoii and Mis,
P.. H. Wostm field.
Mcmlrf-r of the Diainii leaituu and
Omaha Woman' club have been in
vited to attend the pei fm iiiuneo Fri
day evening.
Jam
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house Steak
14c
Choice Beef Pot
Roast
8c
Choice Rib Boiling
Beef
6c
Genuine Spring Lam I.
Forequarters 1C-
IOXj
for
Genuine Spring Lamb
Hindquarters 00
ULX
for
Evergood Liberty Ol
Nut Oleo LJC
Express and Mail Order Filled Promptly
Tuesday and Wednesday Thanksgiving Offerings
5,000
large
jars of
astorted
Pure
Fruit
2 Jars
for
430
1,000
Caddies
of Iten's
Fairy
Soda
Crack,
ara, per
aM
You will enjoy Thanksgiving day a great deal more if your dinner is entirely sncoessfnl The
Buy-Kite Stores have made a special effort to help you make it a complete success.
1 carload of fancy smooth
Nebraska Early Ohio Po
tatoes, per AK
2 bushel aaek..!PATO
Largo thin
skinned, Juicy
Grapefruit,
2 for
29
Delicious
Apples,
fancy and
large.
per doj.,
49
5,000 lbs, of fresh, delicious,
fluffy Marhmal)ows. Spe
cial, pr lb
25c
1,000 lbs. of Fresh Toasted
Marthmallow. par lb.
29c
1 carload of fancy Ked
River Early Ohio Potatoes,
per 2 bushel & 1 QO
sack VXeOO
1.000 51b.
palls of Pure
Honey, per
rn.
85
!,000 lbs.
1-Teah
Tea nut
UritUn,
2 lb, for
35
of
FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
Nr crop ot No. 1 Soft Shell EncMah Walnuts,
I lb, for 08
New crop of Jumbo Uratll Nuts, 3 lb.. ..59
Ntw crop ot Drake Almond, i lbs. for... SO
Promedary Dates. tr rc 22
Dromedary Candied Klh'ed d, 1 lb. parkac
avsorted Inioo, thanf and Citron, r r lb.
rck( ....I,... 3f
California Uf, pr .ke 10, 15
Maraarhlna Chririn ..-15, 23 nJ 35
Kama Moit Mior Meat, itt lvuuud J'.
Pr J' 43
BUY RITE PILLARS
Dr. Price's Uaklng Powder large ran.... in
v.. ut, vkiivb iuiri i nrommi japan T',
lb.
Pur Hit t'o.f. pr lb , 35; 3 H,,
lrc can of Kentucky I'uuiiihlii .....
Mhna Valley Pujr Kite lluttrr. p. r u..,
Crystal White Pap, 1U tar (ur
35
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