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Against Higher Prices on all Table Necessities by Putting in a Supply During This Sale
Buy Flour Now! Buy Sugar Now! Buy Can Goods Now!
We cannot guarantee to keep these prices for over ten days.
We have a Special Price on flour in lots of Ten Bags and Up. We have a Special Price on all
our goods in Large Amounts. Buy Now and Save Money. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! by buying now.
Neverjin the history of the grocery business has there been a time that we could give you the opportunity to pro
tect yourself against higher prices on groceries than We Can now.
We are going to sell for a limited time only, all canned goods and other groceries, below the wholesale market to
day, so we urge you to protect yourself against any future higher prices (which you will have to pay later) by bring
ing your order to us and let us figure on it for you. We Cannot guarantee to keep these prices for longer than a week as
the markets are advancing every day. So rake and scrape all you can, and buy at this low price sale.
LOOK THESE OVER CLOSELY AND BUY NOW
No. 2 can Corn, per dozen, $1.20 ; per case
No. 2 can Tomatoes, per dozen, $1.20; per case
No. 2Jfe can Tomatoes, per dozen, $1.35; per case
No. 2 can Peas, per dozen, $1.25: per case
No. 2 can String Beans (cut Btringlcss), per doz., $1.05; case
No. 3 can Kraut (the last time at this price), can, 10c; case
No. 3 can Hominy, per dozen, $1.20; per case
No. 1 white Asparagus Tips (30c value), per can
4 oz. Oysters (the last time at this price), 3 cans for
Can Sweet Potatoes (a 20c value), special, 2 cans for
1 lb. Calumet Baking Powder (a 25c value), per can
25c Gold Dust, 2 for
5c Washing Powder, now 6 packages for
5c Sunbritc Cleanser, now 6 cans for .
Largo, quart (32 oz.) bottle Jams, now
25c large Rolled Oats, now 2 packages for
No. 22 cans Y. P. Peaches (25c value), 2 for
No. 2 white Cherries in syrup (a big value), per can
$2.35
$2.35
....$2.60
$2.40
$2.05
$2.35
$2.35
. 20c
25c
55c
20c
.. 45c
25c
. 25c
30c
...45c
35c
15c
COMPARE
PRICES
COMPARE
PRICES
No. 2 J. M. Pork and Beans (the best buy in town), 2 cans for 25c
Gallon Ketchup (the best value you can buy), per gallon u.95c
Bottle Ketchup, from .. 10c to 25c
Mararoni, Spaghetti, Noodles (the last time at this price) 3 for 25c
We are now in position to sell Fresh Meats
at the following prices:
Hound Steak, per lb. 20c
Sirloin Steak, per lb 20c
Prime Hib Roast, Hump Roast, per lb 16c
Chuck Steak, per lb 15c
Beef to Boil, per lb. 10c up
Leg of Mutton, per lb. 20c
Mutton Chops, per lb .20c
Mutton Stew, per lb 124c
CANDY SPECIAL
Try our Special Blend Coffee. It Satisfies. Per pound
Protect Yourself NOW
12 sticks of Sugar Candy
2 lbs. of Jelly Beans
35c
6c
25c
You Will Not Regret it Later
Remember what wc told you in our advertising during June, July and August about
flour going up! Now take our tip and buy all the needs that you will require for the next
six months, and you will save money. We will at all times SKLL YOU FOR LESS. TRY
CS. BRING THE CASH AND BE CONVINCED.
Make your money go to its full value NOW. If ever you have made your dollar
go to the limit, this is the time to stretch it a little further. TAKE OUR ADVICE and
buy all you can NOW AT THIS SALE for your winter needs and you will save money. Re
member this sale will not last over a week. BUY ALL THE FLOUR THAT YOU CAN as
we are sure that it will go to a very high mark in the next few weeks. BUY ALL THE
SUGAR THAT YOU CAN, and you will save money.
Yours for Mutual Co-operation
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Th Originators of Low Prices on Groceries in Alliance'
It Pays to Bring the Money to the Standard
Mr. and Mr. J. A. Nlchoff of Phil
adelphia were the honored guests at
the apartments of Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Rhein. in the Flora, Saturday even
lag. The first part of the evening
ras spent at the dance. Refresh
ments were served at the Rhein
apartment. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Niehoff. Mr. and Mrs.
M. M. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. U. C.
Pearson, A. tt. Reynolds and Dr. J.
Jeffrey.
Mrs. Howard Reddish enjoyed a
week-end visit from her mother, Mrs.
K. J. ErtcBon, of Lead, S. D.
Hon. Leslie M. Shaw
Ex-Secretary of the Treasury
will deliver a
Republican Address
at
Phelan Opera House
Monday, October 23, 1916
8 P. M.
A former member of the President's cabinet, a financial auth
ority of world wide reputation and a strikingly effective plat
form orator. Mr. Shaw will deliver an address which should
be heard by every voter in the county irrespective of politics.
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Miss Hattie Grimes was In Alli
ance Friday doing some trading.
Miss Doud was an incoming pass
enger on No. 4 3 Sunday, returning
from an over-Saturday Visit with
friends In Alliance.
John Edward Kunn came down
from Wyoming a few days ago for a
visit with home folks.
Mrs. A. Danbom and daughter
Fretda were Alliance visitors Monday.
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Miss Mary Kuhn was an over-Sunday
visitor at her home here Sunday,
returning to Alliance Monday on 4 4.
Mrs. K. L. Pierce autoed to Alli
ance Friday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Hen Price.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. U. Shepherd spent
the greater part of last week with
friends in Sioux county.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caha and son
Charlie went over to Scottsbluff Sun
day for a few hours' visit with Miss
Lillian Caha.
Quite a number from here were in
Alliance Saturday to hear Senator
Hitchcock, some of whom were:
Frank Caha, Anton Uhrlg. George
Loer, John Klnsella and Chris Han
sen. Mr. and Mrs. John Sampy of Sioux
county were in town the first of the
week visiting at the Weddel home.
Chas. Hubs and family and II. R.
Olds and family were in Alliance
Monday to see "The Birth of a Na
tion." Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mulrhead, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Michael. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
I. R. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Drott and Mr. and Mrs. Graham are
some who attended "The Birth of a
Nation" at Alliance Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Miller and
Miss Ruth Mulrhead spent the fore
part of the week in Alliance.
Capt. Corbln and brother Lew
Corbin and I. E. Tash were In our
town Monday. We are always glad
to meet our old friends and hope they
will visit us often in the future.
Miss Hattle Grimes commenced a
six-months term of school in the
Klemke district, Monday.
Miss Dessle Grimes is assisting in
the Johnson store at present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott went '
down to Alliance Monday evening, 1
where they took 42, Mrs. Elliott to
attend the Rt-bekah assembly at Lin
coln, and Mr. Elliott goes to Oma
ha to the grand lodge of the I. O. O.
F.
Mr. Serby was up from Alliance
the latter part of the week on a bus
iness deal.
Ella Michael Is assisting at the
Butler store at present.
Nearly all of the Hemingford peo
ple have attended the "Birth of a
Nation" at Alliance this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. j
Geo. Walker and family. Dr. and
Mrs. McEueiu J. T. Butler and wife
and daughter, Mrs. W. F. Walker,
Miss Beryl Walker and Walter Walk
er, J. A. Keimon anu Mr. ana Airs
Hennlngs and family are some who
attended Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spacht. Chas.
Sharp, Clark Olds. W. F. Walker. Jr.
and John Walker were Alliance vis
itors Wednesday. They took in
"The Birth of a Nation."
j Death has again visited our vicin
ity and took the four-months-old ba
jby of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bennett. The
I little one had been suffering from
cholera infantum for the past two
I weeks, which was the cause of its
death. On Sunday morning the lit-
tie one Beemed very much better and
the parents and friends were much
j encouraged but on Sunday afternoon
I the child grew suddenly worse and
death relieved the little sufferer at
'6:30 Sunday evening. Funeral serv
! ices were held from the M. E.
1 church Wednesday afternoon. The
' parents have the sympathy of the
entire community.
W. D. Rumer, western Nebraska
distributor for the Crow-Elkhart line
of automobiles, better known to his
many friends as "Bill", was out one
day in a Crow auto the first of the
week acocmpanied by his old friend
Simon Spry. In some manner the
car radiator otulet became clogged,
with the result that when the car be
gan to get warm while climbing a
dry sand hill in going from lake to
lake, steam was created In the afore
said radiator and there was some
pressure. Pretty soon this steam
had to have an outlet and being un
able to force its way through the ra
diator, which is Btrong and sturdy, it
just simply blew out the center of
the radiator cap, throwing a column
of steam and water "about fifty feet
in the air". This was too much for
Simon, who dismounted from the car
and trudged along behind until Bill
assured him that there was no dan
ger of their being blown into "king
dom come" and that a little thing
like that was nothing to what a
Crow car could accomplish if It once
got busy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Crounse who
for a week were the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Steam, departed
Monday for their home at McCool
Junction. They made the trip In
their car.
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SECOND-HAND AUTOMOBILES
and
AUTOMOBILE PARTS
We carry a large stock of parts for most any make of car
crank cases, cylinders, pistons, cam rods, crank shafts, cam
shafts, gears (all styles), wheels, radiators, carburetors, steer
ing pears, complete transmissions, front and rear axles, springs
and spring leaves, bearings (all styles) in fact, any part of
an auto.
We carry a large stock of second-hand motors and tires,
all guaranteed to be in .good shape. Send for our list describ
ing them. We also buy old autos any condition or any part
of an auto. Write us what you have to sell.
WE SAVE YOU 50 TO 75 PER CENT
P. L. KAUTZ
1700 MAIN STREET,
ATCHISON, KANSAS
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