TIIE OMAHA DAILY HEE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1006.
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Extra Special for Saturday Dec. 15th,
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AT 50c OH THE DOLLAR
Saturday at 10 o'clock wc will place on sale our entire
line of boy s clothing, suits in ages from 5 to 10 years, and
from 14 to 20 years of age, AT JUST HALF PRICE
This is but a single item of the unlimited number of
moncysaving opportunities of the GREAT CLOSING OUT
SALE AT HUNTER'S,
Come yourself and bring your friends
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C3yBitl:eir .mpaow
33 and 35 Pearl, 32 and 34 Main
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office, 10 l'enrl St. Tel. 43.
SO HOPE FOR MURE LIGHT
Ceunoilmen Make a Trip f Inipection to
Cmaba Electric Flant.
COMPANY EXPLAINS PRESENT TROUBLE
Pnarsestlon That Llchti Be Kept Off
All !Vtht if Ont In EtcdIbs Meet
WHS Opposition from Po
Mlce Had Others.
The city council spent an hour last night
In ttperlul texalon discussing the street
lighting situation and wound up by arriv
ing at the conclusion that It could do
nothing but await the completion of re
quire at the Omuha plunt.
Councllmen Younkernian and Maloney for
the Are and light committee reported that
they had vlsltod the electric light plant In
Omaha yesterday morning In company with
City Klcctriclan Bradley, and as n resu.t
of their Investigations they felt certain
that the lighting company was doing all It
SATURDAY SPECIALS
AT
BROWN'S C. 0. D.
MARKET
128 WEST BROADWAY.
TELEPHONE 63.
Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens.
Sirloin Steak, lb g r
Porterhouse Steak, lh..lf
Round Steak, lb VW
Best Rib Bolllnic
Beef, lb W
Best Pot Roast ? A-
Beef, lb IC-Uv
Home-made Purev A
Pork Sausage, lb 1UC
We make a, purs Pork Sausage to
comply with ths pure food law. We
also do not use any preservatives.
oould uhdor the circumstances to fur-
nlHh this city with lights. They stated
that Manager Holdrege had assured them
that conditions would be materially Im
proved In about three days, but that It
would be two weeks at least before the
plant would be In full running order again.
Manager English of the Citizens' Gas
and Electric company explained the situ
ation across the river and assured the
councllmen that his company was giving
the bent service possible under the cir
cumstances. The reason the- street arc
lights were not turned on earlier In the
night, he explained, was due to the fact
thut the commercial lighting absorbed so
much of the present limited power.
Councilman Wallace suggested that the
company " cut out Its commercial llgnt
lng while the present conditions lasted and
give the city more street lights. This,
Manager English declared, was hard'.y
practicable at this season of the year, as
the stores were kept open evenings on ac
count of the Christmas trade.
Councilman Fleming suggested that If
the city could do without the street arc
lights In the fore part of the night. It
could do without them for the rest of the
Ight, and he thought It would be just as j
1 1 i 1 1 V. r irni I r I 11 . ' urn n.o ril t " f 1 H LI M ER
sume Its regular service not to have the
lights turned' on Bt all. Such a move, It
was suggested, might not meet with favor
by the police department, and the commit
tee on lire and light was Instructed to con
fer with the police department and ascer
tain if Its work would be hampered by
the lights not being turned on until ths
regular service was resumed. The commit
tee Is to report back at the meeting of the
city council next Monday night. That
Council Fleming's plan. If carried out,
will meet with much objection la certain,
as the general opinion seems to be that a
half loaf Is better than no bread at all,
and that street lights for part of the night
would be far better than no lights at all.
with delegations from other cities, a spe
cial train may be chartered.
L. Green and C. Krinrle were appointed
delegates to the state meeting, and John
T. Mulqueen was appointed delegate to tho
national convention to be held In Dallas,
Tex., In January.
F. P. Frisch, the famous German pastel
artist, will be at W. B. Hewetson's art
store Monday, December 17, and will give
an art exhibition of his work at 8 o'clock
Mount Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples,
scene 1, Break of Day; scene 2, Sunset on
the Bay; scene 3, Moonlight; scene 4, Erup
tion. Also a painting of a storm on the
coast of Maine. This will be an artistic
treat and will be free to all. Omaha cu
tomers invited. At W. a Hewetson's art
store. Masonic Temple, Council Bluffs,
Business Is the life of trade. If you want
to enter the business world you must have
on up-to-date business education, the old
way of doing business does not go any
more; enter Western Iowa college and got
a good business education and be In the
swim.
rocery
Fire
3aBe
Canned Com, per
dozen cans 33
Home-made Jellies,
per plass -Vz$
Sour Pickles,
per pallon 15p I
10 pounds Rice 25 ;
7 pounds Lima Peans.25
Unpround Pepper,
l?r pound 10
Cream of. "Wheat,
4 packages 25
Yeast Foam, per
package 2l2
Sapolio, 10c size 5
Olives, per. bottle 5
Bottled Pickles
Cocoanut, per package.. 5
Good Baking Powder,
25c size 10f
Chewing Tobacco,
per pound 25
Duke's Mixture, 2 for. . .5t
Any 10c package
Starch " 5
Uncolored Japan
Tea, per pound 15
Tooth Picks, per
package 2
Best Cider Vinegar,
per gallon ,...15
A large stock of other
goods at your own price.
P- Friedman.
PROPRIETOR
140 Wost Broadway
FBOfl
SATUKDAY PfflCES
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ON XMAS GIFTS AT LEFFERT'S
As thi holiday buying tinu is gatting short we will
make especially low prices commencing today on
solid gold rings, bracelets, brooches chains fobs
charms cuff links scarf pins etc. and sterling silver
toilet articles and novelties. Leather hand bags.
Specially Low Prices
named as proprietors of the Krug saloon
and Sherman Sc. Ilealey as owners of the
Blue Ribbon saloon.
His reason for bringing the Injunction
suits", Mr. Vlen stated, was because the
proprietors of the two saloons In question
continued to sell a certain man lluuor
after he had warned them not to do so.
He said that application would be made for
both temporary and permanent injunctions.
All our Norse Pottery Teko Ware. One-third off
on all our Gold Glass. Electric Reading Lamps at
lowest prices in the city. Hawkes' Cut Glass the
finest glass made at especially low prices. Brass
Art Goods just received at very reasonable prices.
Remember will give money saving prices on our
entire stock from today until Christmas day.
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Open
Evenings J yf
SOpen
Evenings
A. Mrtziior fc Co.
New Location of Wholesale Bakery,
616 Mynster Btreet, Council Bluffs, la.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
Visitors Welcome.
Mooney and Parker fountain pens at 20
per cent discount, to close out the line.
Our specialty Is the genuine Waterman's
fountain pen they make fine gifts.
LEFFERTS, Reliable Jewelers.
W. 8. Hewetson while In Chicago met the
celebrated artist, F. P, Frisch, famous for
his pastels and oil, and persuaded him to
come .to Council Bluffs again, as his abili
ties were fully recognized here by many.
Artist like, l.e gave up another engage
ment and will give an exhibition and take
orders for either pastels or oils. lie is
famous for his animals In oil. If you want
the Boston terrier painted, or the thorough
bred horse, see him at W. 8. Hewetson's,
Masonic Temple, Council Bluffs.
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suitable resolutions, and these will be pre
sented at the meeting Tuesday afternoon.
W. S. Balrd, John M. Galvln, II. L. Rob
ertson and George H. Mayne were ap
pointed a committee on arrangements.
There will be several memorial addresses
by prominent members of the bar, and
Juilije Green will n" mm court fur the
afternoon, and the proceedings will be en
tered of rtecrd.
The members of the association will as
semble Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the Grand hotel and from there proceed in
a body to the Wright residence on 8outh
Sixth street, to attend the funeral services.
OLD CROW, TAYLOR, MELLWOOD,
ANDERSON, GORDON RYE. GCCK EN-
RYE, AND MANY OTHER
BOTTLED IN BOND WHISKIES AT THE
JARV1S STORE.
Go for you holldnj wines, liquors and
cordials to L. Rosenfeldt, 619 8. Main.
'Phone S23.
BIHGEB AWARDED FIVE THOISAXD
Need any window shades to keep the
bright sunlight out when the snow comes?
Better see us. We've got the best at prices
too reasonable to mention. Stockert Car
pet company.
Here are many articles, any of which Is
a fine suggestion for a Christmas present,
and all at prices that demand your atten
tion If you are interested, and every article
is a reason for your visiting our store:
Fountain pens, watches, chains, fobs,
charms, broodies, necklaces, rings, cuff
links, scarf pins, bracelets, clocks, cut
glass, china hand-patnltd plates, umbrellas,
toilet sets, Jewel boxes, silverware.
O. MAUTHE, 228 West Broadway.
Special prices on our entire stock of
electroliers and reading lamps. Come and
see them.
LEFFERTS. Reliable Jewelers.
MAKE THE OIJO HOME MERRY WITH
FEW BOTTLES OF JARVIS WINES OR
WHISKIES.
Retailers to Attend Convention.
At the regular meeting of the Council
Bluffs Retail Grocers' and Butchers" as
sociation Thursday night, it was decided
to attend the annual meeting of the state
association In Des Moines, February IS, 19
and 30 In a body. The association will
charter a special car for the trip and It Is
possible that If arrangements can be made
BOTH 'PHONES 24.
600-602 W. BROADWAY.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY:
Owing o a shortage of leaf lard last week we were unable ta
supply the demand. We have since laid In a large supply and will
sell It again at the same price, nn
U4 Pounds for I.UU
Breakfast Bacon Strips,
per pound
Mutton Chops,
per I ound. .
Veal Btew,
per pound.,,.,.,..........
Ox Tongui,
per pound. , .
Chickens,
par pound........... ,
Oysters,
per itiuar
15c
7Jc
..6c
He
.10c
20c
Two 6c packages
Tobacco ,
... 5c
...25c
Fancy Mackerel, e.
each
Full Cram Cheese. Cp
per pound Uw
...25c
...24c
Pure Honey,
two combs,.
Fresh Country Butter,
per pound
Strictly Fresh Eggs,
por dosc-n
TRY OUR CENTRAL FLOUR, every sack
warranted, per Back
1.15
rwsjr.
Adnlr Man Wins Da ma ate Salt Against
Street Railway.
The district court Jury In the personal
injury damage suit of John Burger of
Adair, la., against the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Railway Company yesterday
brought in a verdict in favor of the plain
tiff for $5,000. Burger claimed to have been
injured whllo boarding a car at the shoot
ing park station. Just east of the bridge.
He sued for t20,0u0.
Before his election to the office of city
solicitor, Attorney C. F. Kimball prose
cuted a suit for Councilman Knudsen
against the city and secured a verdict in
the sum of $700 for the flooding of the
basement of his groeery store on South
Main street, due to a defective tire hydrant.
Now he is called upon to defend the city in
an exactly similar suit in which Julius
Katelman is plaintiff. Katelman asks $1,100
damages for the flooding of his basement
on South Main street, and the trial was
commenced In district court yesterday.
Harry V. Jefferis, a farmer near Honey
Creek, filed suit yesterday against the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad in which
he asks damages in the amount of $1,100
for the alleged Hooding of his land and de
struction of crops by reason of an obstruc
tion which the railroad is allegi-d to have
placed across the Boyer river and channel I
Of Honey Creek lake. This obstruction, It I
: Is alleged, formed a dam and caused the '
, water to overflow onto the plaintiff a liimi. '
Mrs. Elizabeth Flower has brought bult
i against the Continental Casualty company '
ot Chicago to recover $1,000, the amount of
an accident insurance policy carried by
her son, Robert C. Flower, who was killed
. by a Great Western train in this city on
August 30 last.
! K!iZ:!t,erh A rilk-lo- hnran siilf tn At
! vorce from Thornton C. Dwier, to whum
she was married November 21. 1. She
j charges her husband with making an April
' fool of her by deserting her on April 1
of the following year.
Judge Green yesterday overruled the
motion of the defense for the removal to
the Cnited States court of the suit of C. A.
I Flower, administrator ot the estate of his
deceased son, Robert Flower, against the
Oreat Western railroad.
OLD SANTA CLAIS 13 WISE TAKES
BOTTLE OF BONDED JARVIS WHISKY.
Emblem Goods.
Big line Red Men buttons. Eagles, Elks,
Masons, railroad fraternities, every order
that has an emblem Is represented in our
large line of pins, charms and rings.
LEFFERTS, Reliable Jewelers.
Combination gas and electric chandeliers
and the celebrated Welsbach Incandescent
gas burners. Why not see us before you
buv. We can certainly please you on price
and quality of goods. Stephan Bros.
West Broadway.
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OVR STORE IS KNOWN AS THE
BVSY SHOE STORE. OCR SHOES AND
PRICES ARE TO BLAME FOR IT.
S. A. PIERCE A CO..
CORNER BROADWAY AND MAIN BTS.
FINE XMAS PRESENT. COST SMALL
CASH JARVIS OLD WINES FOR OLD
FOLKS. v
MIXOR MKNTlOHi
Davis, drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine engravings t Leffert'S.
Ed Rogers' Tcny Faust beer.
Pee Borwlck for Xmas goods.
Plumbing and heating, Blxby Son.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, phone W.
Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel.
CIGAR BANDS AND DISHES AT
Air.XXDKIi'S, 2.13 B' WAY.
PLAMO N I8 AS AN INVESTMENT,
TALK TO I.EFFERT A BOLT II.
St Paul's church basar, 7 Peart and W
Main Sts.. December li, IS and
...I, ftf aUnnora? GO tO S. A.
Pierce & Col's. Broadway and Main streets.
building was continued In police court until
this morning. His bond was placed at
$1&0. which tie was unable to furnish.
You want your money's worth when you
buy groceries and meats. In other words,
you want Just what you pay for, good
meats and groceries. Buy at the Central
grocery and meat market and you will get
Just what you order. Both 'phones No. H.
FOR ADVICE ANi JUDGMENT ON
GOOD CIGARS GO TO MALONEY. 30
PEARL ST. HIS XMAS STOCK OF
CIGARS IS COMPLETE. TELL HIM
WHAT YOU WANT AND YOU'LL OFT
JUST THE CIGAR TO SUIT THE TASTE.
NO CHAROF-WE PACK AND SHIP
TO ANY UNITED STATES ADDKA.S3
CASE JARVIS LIQUORS.
W. 8. Hewetson. pictures and framing.
Will place on sale some of the latest and
best pictures each day from now to Xmas.
See his Broadway window for the specials.
Note the address, Masonlo Temple, Broad
way, Council Bluffs.
The street railway company has com
plained to Rev. Henry DeLong, proba
tion officer of the Juvenile court, about
boys Jumping on and off moving curs, with
a request that he warn tho youngsters
unless they discontinue the practice they
will be prosecuted.
James C. Davis, secretary and general
manager of the Sterling Manufacturing
company of Sterling, III., Is In the olty on
account of the company's loss by the fire
which destroyed the Union Transfer com
pany building last Tuesday night. The
company's loss, Mr. Davis states, la fully
covered by Insurance.
Oak Leaf camp. Royal Neighbors of
America, has elected these officers: Oracle,
Laura Marble; vice oracle. Laura Over
myer; chancellor. Belle I-Batigh: recorder,
Mary B. Ingalls; receiver, Jane Marie Col
gan; marshal, Effle Ferriter; assistant
marshal, Mary Traoey; Inner sentinel, Min
nie Fries; outer sentinel, Margaret Carrol!;
manager, A. C. Ward; physician, W. E.
Reller; musician, Cecil Ferriter.
Articles of incorporation of the Iowa Se
curity company were filed for record yes
terday. The Incorporators are: D. Mann,
C. M. Atherton, Victor E. Bender. C. D.
Butterfleld, F. J. Day, W. B. Oaks, F. J.
Bole. The capital stock is placed at $10'.
(00. but the company may commence busi
ness as soon at $l.u00 la paid up. The ar
ticles recite that the business of the cotn
canv is the establishing of general In
surance agencies, buying and selling real
estate, dealing In stocks and bonds, ne
gotiating loans, etc. Council Bluffs la desig
nated as the principal place of business.
It will not cost you any more to have
your Xmas trees mounted on a nice tub
ready to set up In your home. We have
a large quantity on hand. We also have
wreathing holly and candles. We have In
a nice lot of Woodward's candles, J,hat
are guaranteed pure, at very low pries.
Cluster raisins, stuffed dates, figs and nuts.
Speaking of nuts, ours are all new except
the Brazils, which are never known to be
new. We have fine apples In this year,
a new kind known as the Uano. They are
something similar to the Jonathans; fine
flavor and color. Our mince meat Is al
ways good. Then we have oranges, grapes
and bananas. Do not forget that we will
have turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens.
When you buy them from us you will al
ways get them fresh. Bartel & Miller.
Tel. 3&9.
MEMORIAL FOR GEORGE F. WRIGHT
Dar Association to Hold Meeting;
Tuesday Afternoon.
At the meeting of the Pottawattamie
County Bar association yesterday after
noon, it was decided to hold a memorial i
for tho late Hon. George F. Wright next 1 ' rI in CENTS. BEST MANTLE)
luesuay mieruooii, ui. iao vuuiuy court i j TOW N r un. inr,
house. The exercises will be public and MAl'KEU. .
air friends and professional and business All sizes of storm doors. to'm
associates of the late attorney are invited ? m, f?,tow' a"d
to attend. Invitations will be sent to all j,e' feit lined overshoes, 1B0. Men's
the leading members of the bar In this r,0Bton pure gum overshot. $1.6o. Duncan
section of the state. & Dean. 23 S. Main.
C. M. Harl. Jacob Sims and W. H. Kill- ONLY WHOLESALE FAMILY LIQI'OR
pack were appointed a committee to draft i AXSVtore
a liaautlfiil nnrl n r n n ta 1 sTAS burner.
The
Western Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Now being organised In Council Bluffs
will -have tts permanent home here,
its officers and principal employers
will have their permanent homes here
but of still greater benefit to Council
Bluffs Is the unlimited amount of
most desirable advertising given this
beautiful and progressive city, simply
because It In the Home Office of an
Old Line Life Insurance Company.
As conclusive proof pf this, did any
one ever speuk of a company without.
In the same breath, calling the name
of the city so fortunate as tp be that
company's Home Office?
The tangible co-operation of all
blasters is earnestly requested.
C. M. ATHERTON, President
MEKRIAM BLOCK
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Ebony Goods.
Big ;ine of ebony toilet articles, in
brushes, combs, mirrors, tc Fine gifts
for the men, at
LEFFERTS. Reliable Jewelers.
j JARYIE' MEDICINAL LIQUORS REC
iOMMENLED BY ALL DOCTORS AND
DEALER. 23 MAIN ST.
' Ylfn After Saloon Men.
0 lde Vlen, unsuccessful candidate for
Juctlce of the peace at the recent election,
has begun I Injunction proceedings against
the Blue Gibbon and Krug saloons on
Broadway, t Notices of suit were served
yesterday or the proprietors of the saloons,
fivlr bondsMsn and owners of the build
ings. Jamtj Cautej and T. J. Griffin are
111 llll ism -J'sna-" )
TRADE MARK
World's Best Shoes for Women.
These stamps on a shoe stand
for the best leather that money
ran buy, the best work that skilled
shoemakers can do, and the bea:
patterns that have ever been
made.
We are the agents In Council
Bluffs for
Foster Shoes
We sell their patent leather
ihoes for $5 and their dull leath
ers for $4, which is less than you
usually pay for them.
Hamilton's
IShoe Store
Always Reliable.
412 Broadway
Orvis Market and Grocery
BOTH 'PHONES 46.
537 BROADWAY.
A Fresh Lot of Rabbits Just Received.
( Chickens, per pound lit
Leaders Oysters, per quart 25
( Crackers, per pound 5t
the Welsbach chick lamp.
Bteohan Bros.. uLU West Urouowny,
x-n anuiiiiA liiiflriess man can afford to
' do anything but play square. Send on your
lumber bill. C. riater, council oiunn.
The new eastern styles for 1907 have
Just arrived. ' If you want lo look over
something nbby call around at Van
Brunt's. It will pay you to come early.
High grado granite work, from the best
Excelsior Masonic lodge will hold a spe
cial meeting this evening for work in the
second degree.
Dr. F. B. Smith of Chicago Is the guest
of his brother. Dr. O. O. Smith, pastor of
the First Congregational church.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to John 11. Diinmett, agod 81, and Marthl
Aniiclia Clark, aged X, both of Chicago.
Barre Imported granites, lettering, carving
and tracing. Fine monumental work a
specially, tilictley & Lane, XI i East Broad
way. BUT THE) BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD
FOR YOU. TRY JAKV1S FOR WINES,
BRANDY AND WHISKY.
Before buying u tsuit or overcoat it wilt
pay you to see E. 8. Hirks. iood suits
from Ji OO to $: . Fants. $0 'JO to llo.m).
Everything first-class. E. S. Hicks. 13 Fearl
btri-et.
filoliA Wernicke elastic bookcase makes
an ldfl present; a gilt of a few sections;
Is Inexpensive ana is ln beginning lor ,
library, wliose growth U unlimited. Kel-ler-Farnsworth
Fur Co.
F. L. Oleason took out a building per
mit yesteruay for extensive repairs and
alterations on ids property at 11 South
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alhro and daughter
are the guests of friends In this city. Mr.
Aibro was chief of police under Mayor
J i.iimn-. He is at present residing at
Alllani. Neb.
n-h ti..'it-lmr nf T.,a R'nt 1 f)rtrA with
asruulting his wife with intent to kill her j
Thursday nigiit, was continued in ponce
court eseiday until this morning, lie
w.is released on a $W) bond.
I am In the market lo buy 5U0 tons of n
chine; y iron, tons stove iron, 20 toils
of rubber and toil copper and bra.
Write fVr pin es h-fme you el. J Kati.1
man. "3 S Ma n Ft. Both phones (50.
BAI L SAID, "A LITTLE OLD WINE
FOR Till' UTOMAClt'9-HAKE," SO SAYS
JARVIS.
High art pastels, the finest water color
pictures In thi city. One ot these pictures
will make an Ideal as well as lasting Xnius
present. I'o'i e and see. our nw Xmas
slock of pictures. H. Borwlck, til So Mum
' i't.
The bearing of Henry Wntklns. t lie col
orni Dr-r churn-' with Hie theft of t)
fiuut uue ul li.e i(tlic lu IU Muicn-lta . -.rtfrA.
xOrvis' best Flour,
per sack
Cheese,
per pound
Lemons,
per doz
Buckwheat Flour,
per pound
Bacon,
per pound
Seeded Raisins,
per lb
$1.00
15c
.... 25c
5c
...12ic
. 10c
Loin Steak,
per lb ... .
10c
Pork Sausage, link or JC
bulk, 3 pounds ,$3C
Sauer Kraut,
per quart. . ,
Pot Roast,
per pound.
Boiling Beef,
per pound . .
5c
,5c
4c
Glen Avenue
Grocery
BOTH 'PHONES 108.
236 W. BROADWAY.
Just bought a lot of very fine Sorghum, which will be put on sale Sat
urday, per gallon, 30c; H gallon, 15c; per quart 7Hf
These Horghums Have Iieeui Hold at Not Leas Than COc Per Gallon.
Extra Fancy Country Butter, per
lb S5o
Extra fine Honey, per comb l&e
1 lbs. very fine Home-made Mlnoe-
Meat ,.BSo
I lbs. hand picked Navy Beans.... 85e
tlbs. Lima Beans.... 8 Jo
4 lbs. Japan Rtoe tSe
60c bottle Maple Syrup SBo
Square brand Aunt Jemima's
Advo Pancake Flour, S pkgs.,..Mo
t-lb. can Tomatoes loo
I cans String or Wax Beans SSo
Extra fine large Bananas, dux ISo
10-lb. sack pure Buckwheat Flour. 40o
Sour Pickles, per dol So
Meadow Gold or Gold Medal Hour, per sack $1.00
Christinas Trees, up from 25
We Have the Finest Assortment of
Christmas Trees in the City.
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