TTTR BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1915.
11
rm TAKE MOP IN PRICE
Wanner Weather SeU In Hen
Br gin to lay and Price Falli '
Fie Cent,
IXOUE GOES UP ONCE MOEE
"With the warm weather of the lest sev
eral days came a sensational drop In the
price of fresh eggs. They dropped
nickel In tha laat lew Hays, ao that whlla
consumers were paying JO cents a dosen
a week aim, they ara getting strictly
fresh eggs at Ilayden'a now for S centa
a dozen. Tha hena have been getting
busy during tha wanner weather, and
the storage eggs have been practically
put out of business.
Butter la holding out steady at cents
for the beat creamery.
Potatoes and cabbage" 'are holding out
at a remarkably steady price. Potatoes
can be had at M centa a bushel, and tha
cabbage can, at 111 be had at the aame Itt
rente a pound It was bringing during the
early fall when the crop we harvested.
Fruit la reasonably cheap, with the
exception of coarse of atrawberrlea, which
are new on the market and are selling
at W centa a quart box. Cranberries are
'the cheapest they have been this year.
They are selling at a nickel a quart,
while they sold at 1 cents at Thanks
giving time. Grapefruit la about as cheap
as It ever gets. If not even cheaper thaa
It has been within the memory of many.
Grapefrulta are selling by the dosen like
oranges Instead of Individually, as they
used to do. According to'grade and else,
they can be hsd for SO, 46 and cents a
doiten now. Oranges have advanced a
quarter a crate wholesale.
Flour Is up a quarter a barrel wholesale
In the last few days. It M( retailing at
$!." nnd U a sack.
(Sugar has made another jump, and the
Viest one can do now Is seventeen pounds
for a dollar retail, and dealers are looking
for It to be sixteen ptrmds for a dollar
bj' the first of the week if not. Indeed.
Saturday of this week.
Fork ta still cheap, with loins at 10
cents, shoulder at H and sparerlbs a
films. '
Beef pot roast costs 11 cents, round
steak 16, shoulder steak 12ft. sirloin ti.
porterhouse Z6.
Chickens are up a little and are selling
at 17H cents a pound. The warmer weather.
with chickens beginning to lay, Is prompt
ing the farmers and chicken ranchers to
hold on to their chickena now that they
have wintered them.
Railroads Pleased
With Rate' Decision
Officials connected with railroads doing
a transcontinental business are pleased
with the rinding of the Interstate Com
merce commission handed down ThurS'
!"'. permitting them to make freight
rates that will meet the water and canal
competition. Not having received the full
text of the decision, they are unable to
esy Just what the decision means In Its
entirety, but they are t the opinion that
It will enable them to put in a transcon
tinental rate low enough to secure 4 fair
share of the tonnage.
, In 'their application to he permitted to
make a rate on the coaat-to-coast bus!
riesa, something over 100 commodities
j-tire named. Generally they are of the
class known as heavy freight, Iron and
steel making up the greater proportion.
There la no contention that the redue
lion of the roast rates will be of any
benefit to this section of ths counry, as It
is understood that the decision applies
only on through shipments.
Exports will at once he put to work on
the new tariffs, but it will be fully two
months brfcire they will bev completed
end checked up.
From Our Near Neighbors
r
DEATH RECORD.
I Blair.
Mrs. Stanley Tierce le vleltlng friends
at lied Oak, J a.
A ten-pound boy arrived at the home
of Rev. J. M. Kokjer last Wednesday.
F. W. Arndt. A. R. Brock. Nick Thone
and Louie Farnberg attended the Ne
braska Hardware Dealera' association In
Omaha.
Rev. F. K. Volck of the Baptist church
tendered his resignation last Sunday,
which waa accented . to take effect
April t
Hans snd Kd Grimm left on Monday
for a trip to California to visit the Man
1'Ipro exposition and to he at the opening
of the han Francisco show.
Mrs. Rose Ferris of Groee. Neb., and
Mrs. Myra Beck of Huron, H. D., arrived
here Friday to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. Henry Mlelena, who died
suddenly at Cainoun.
Mrs. Ma it Caldwell and Mrs. ' E. ft.
Fusty, both have broken arms, and
Robert Chuley, a broken collar bane, and
several others with Injuries caused by
slipping on sldewaika -
Mrs. Ambrose Noble and sister. Mrs.
A. 8. fllnley of Cnden. I'tah. are visiting
at the Mrs. F. M. Castetter home thla
week on-their way home from a two
months' star in Florida.
riniitv flrartrl r'tistndlsn Aver of the
Masonln Order held a school of Instruc
tion here last week at which time a medal
was' presented to Dr. W. H. Palmer In
honor of his being the oldest member
In ths work in the local lodge.
Edltoe D. C. Van Deusen of the Blair
Pilot and Kdttor Tom Oeterman of the
Democrat, who have brothers In the state
legislature, visited them in Unooln lsst
Thursday and attended the meeting of
newspaper men In the evening.
Miss Lucille ' Kemn. whose sister.
Oeraldlne, le viol In let with the muslcn,
company, "The Military Olrls," re-elve.
a teierram yesterday to loin the company
In Tennessee at once, as pianist, ineir
former piano player having married and
left them.
The Northwestern railroad, whose pump
station building In this city, waa burned
last weel:, has men here to commence
the erection of a oement building and Is
contemplating the building of a new steel
tank to take the place of the old wood
one.
Albert Rlohter. son of Otto Richer
of Blair, who Joined the United Mates
nsvy about two years ago, writes from
aboard the ship. Alert, Honolulu, H.'L..
that he Is now In the clerical branch of
the submarine service and expects to
take a dive In one soon.
hortlv leave for Fine Bluffs. Wyu.,
where he has bought land.
The tenth grade graduating clsss held
, class meeting Mondav to elect officers
sod adopt a motto, colors, etc. Florence
Orsu Is class president.
Miss FHsle Neumeyer snd Alfred Han
sen of Valley were married at the bride's
home on Wednesday afternoon. Kev.
Mr. Nushaum of the Lutheran church
was the officiating minister.
! , Benjamin i. I4on. aged 2ft years, died
t of tuberculosis at his home, Mil North
Twenty-fifth street, Thursday. He is sur
vived by his wife and mother. Funeral
services will be held Saturday from
Crosby's chapel, with Interment In Forest
Lawn cemetery.
Whlttler's Rlearepher Dead.
AMBSBURT, Mass., Feb. J. Psmuel
T. Flcksrd, biographer snd literary ex-
Klkhorsj.
Miss Amanda Hof-ldt visited friends at
Waterloo Wednesday.
Miss Kmma Nolte visited friends in
Omaha from Monday to Thursday.
Mrs. Amy Calvert entertained the
Ladles' Kensington club Wednesday.
Mrs. George lleiniman was taken sud
denly 111 Saturday, but Is Improving.
Mrs. George Drexel of Florence Heights
vial ted the J. A. Gibbons family Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Miller was taken to Omaha
Monday to be operated on for gallstones.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer returned
home after a pleasant week's vlstt In
Iowa.
Oeorge Otte and family of Rosalie, who
nave been visiting relatives here the last
week, went home Wednesday.
Mrs. Cockerill, whose home was near
flring drove, died at Omaha Wednesday.
Burial was Friday at Brittln cemetery.
Deceased Is survived by a husband and
several sons and daughter
ecutor of John Greeneleaf Whlttler, the
poet, .died at the Whlttler homestead
today, aged 17 years. His wife, who was
a niece of thfvpoet, died several years
ago. Mr. rickard was formerly owner
and editor of the Fortlsnd Transcript.'.
Job II til.
TOKK. Neb., Feb. 12. (SpeclaLV-John
Hill died at the Odd Fellows' home Feb
ruary 11. He came to the home one year
ago from Lincoln. He was a charter
member of the Lincoln lodge more than
thirty years ago. He waa 77 years old.
The remains were tsken to Lincoln for
burial.
Carl sick.
Carl Pick, aged 42 yen He, died Thursday
at his home, BfilJ Blondo street, of pneu
monia. He Is survived by a wife and
two children. Funeral services will be
held from Crosby's chapel Sunday after
noon at I o'clock, with Interment la West
Lawn cemetery,
Rlephea Prestea.
. YORK, Neb., Feb. .-8peclal.)-Btephen
Freeton, died at the Odd Fel
lows' home yesterday morning at the age
of 9S years. He came to the home thre
years ago from Beaver City. The funeral
was held this afternoon and tha body
buried In Greenwood cemetery.
Dr. Bell's Ptar-Tsr-lfoaey.
Oct a 25o bottle today. Keep It fo
your cough or onld. Good for children.
adult and aged. All drugglsta-tlsement.
-Adver
Bee Want Ads Proauoe Results.'
Weepla Water . ' -
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Van Bvery of Wabash
were visitors In town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNurlln of Cedar
Creek were visiting at the W ill Spangler
home Thursday.
M. j. Wlckersham end 'Charles Gibson
attended the hardware dealers' comrear
tkm in Omaha this week.
Rev. M. W. R6se went to University
Place Thursday to attend a meeting of
Weslayen university supporters.
Mr. sod Mrs. Carl Day and family have
gone to California for a month's visit at
the horn of Mr. Day's mother at Clare
mont. .
Mrs. Frank Oook and daughter of Alvo
ara visiting at the home pi Mrs. Cookj
parents, Mrs and Mr.. W. A. Da via tlnaS
week.
F. B. Barrett of Chicago Is here visit
ing relatives among the Fhllpot families.
He was a former business man of this
city. '
Mrs. Nels Robinson and two daughters
of Rlverdale, Neb., are visiting- at the
homo of Mrs. Hoy Dennis and other rela
tives here. .
Mrs. James McNamee and daughter.
Maude, were recent visitors at the home
of Mrs. L. V. flloao In IJncoln, Mrs. Sloan
being a daughter of .Mrs. McNamea.
Revival meetings wilt commence at the
Mennonits . church next Sunday. Rev,
Hygema of Bhambaugh, la., will assist
the local pastor. Rev. William Lambert.
Paallllaa. .
Mr. ad Mrs. E. 8. Nlrkerson visited
friends In U re tna Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. ADfuH rviin rnifrrwiinetj ine 1
noon.
1'h II McAvoy and daughter. Agnes, were
gursts of Mr. snd Mra IjouIs Leslur
Monday afternoon.
Rev. and Mis. L. A, Thompson enter-
alned the Christian Kndeavor society of
he Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Marlon Rrown spent Saturday and
Biinclny In Lincoln as the guest of Miss
Doris Clarke and Karl Brown, who are
attending the University of Nebraska.
The W oman a club met with Mrs. h.. T.
Yates Tuesday afternoon. Miss Hulda
JupKmyer led a very interesting lesson
on "Within the Law In PapilUoa7'
Miss Dora Mnrth. daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Fraol Marth and Arthur Ilenmnn,
son of Mr. and Mra . Herman Liienemann
were married Tuesday morning by Rev,
Mr. Rltiert of the German, Lutheran
church. They Immediately left for a trip
to Kingfisher, Okl.
MAYOR TO DELAY NAMING
PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD
Mayor 3. C. Pahlman declares that he
will not announce the personnel of the
new public welfare board of five mem
bers until the fats of the annexation 'bill
has been determined by ths state legis
lature, lie takes cognisance of the fact
that in the event of the annexation bill
going through with an emergency clause
Boulh Omaha should rightfully have rep
resentation on this board. '
The mayor expects to annnounce the
members of the recreation board next
I'riday. There will be five member on
this boejd.
SUFFS TO MEET TO BOOST
THEIR MOVING PICTURES
A meeting of suffragists in the Seventh
ward will be held at the home of Mra
). B. Ackerly, U41 Boulh Thirty-third
street. Saturday afternoon. Ths suffrage
film "Your Girl and Mine" will be boosted
at this meeting, and tickets for the local
, presentations will be distributed. Mrs.
E. 8. Rood, president of the Equal Fran
ihie society. Is arranging a meeting la
the Heventh ward for Monday. ""Y
tpHaafleU.
Mlna Clara Mlntum has been In Omaha
the last week visiting relatives.
John Magold has sold his residence and
frill move about March 1 to Kikhorn.
Rev. K. P. Grlnnelt waa called to Fenn-
vllie. Mich., last v'riday by the death of
his brothers wire.
John Miller, after a few days' visit In
us vicinity, went back to bis Dom
Cherry county.
County Superintendent Charles Ppeedle
Of Otoe county visited his parents here
ine tore part or tne weea.
Mrs. P. P. McCandless returned from
Colorado the fore part of the week, where
She has been visiting since last November.
The promoters of ths farmers' Institute
are raising money for a week's Institute
nxxt winter Instead of only a two daya
session. ; ,
The revival services are being renduoted
at the Congregational church by Kvangel
lets J. p. MulUvan of Uncola and J. ts,
Dick of Cwta
The young folks from the high school
gave a surprise party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Morrison, west of
town, last Monday night.
The Farmers' Htate bank, operated by
John Mngold the last four years, has
been Sold to John R. Pierson of Union
Neb. . The bank will change hands next
wee. ,
At the meeting of the village hoard
Monday I C. Johnson was appointed vll-
inae clerk to take the place of W. C
rMes, who hae, moved to Rnshvtlle, and
John Nottleman marshal In place of Wil
liam Roberts, who has resigned.
Weeala Water.
Ths 1-vear-old daughter of Mr. and Mra
tAln Cavrlll of Wabash Is suffering a
double fracture of an arm as tha result
of a fall.
Troy L. Davis of this city has Just com
pleted a transaction In which he pays I'MO
an acre for the R. K. Countryman fifty
acre traot of land adjoining town.
A wrecking company Is tearing down
the old K. H Day grain elevator which
has Stood on the Missouri Facme right-of-way
for over thirty-two years.
Leonard, the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Doty, who live northeast of town,
Is suffering with a seriously lacermts4
arm as a result of being attacked by a
pet wolf;
The executive committee of sf library
sasociatlnn formed a few month ago has
recommended to ths dry cbuncll that a
Carnes-ln library nroDOSltlon be aubmltted
to the voters of the ctty at tna annual
spring election. v
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Irvlaartea.
Mr. Flelnk. Mrs. PoweU and Mrs. Hack-
maa are on ths sick list.
Mrs. Lee of Sheldon Is visiting at the
home of her (daughter, Mra Haokman.
Miss Viola Spring of Benson Is visiting
st the home or her grandmother, Mrs,
Henry tsprlng. . ,
Departnaeat. Orders.
gram.) Maggie Dupach haa been ap
pointed postmaster at turn uraea, Jonn
son county, Nebraska, vice Q. N. Clark,
resigned.
R. L. Davis has been appointed rural
letter csrrier at Crenoo, la. i
The comptroller of the currency has Is
sued charter No. 10701 to the First Na
tlonal bank of Ms piston. Ia.; capital.
,; i'eter lmp. president; ta, is,
Bnottswood. cashier.
The application of tha following persons
have been received by the comptroller of
the currency to organise the First Na
tional bank of Blma. la., capital tr,0iO;
C, J. Carmen, T. K. Yottng. A. H. Shaffer,
w. o. htiatrer. tt. l fpnuiuing, u. J.
D'Donnsll and F. IK Ellwood.
MLLL PHILIPPINE ARTOIS
APPEARS IN ST. JOSEPH
Jllle. Philippine Artols. who departed
from Omaha leaving her mission here
unfinished, haa appeared in St. Joseph.
The alleged Bclguui actress, who en
countered a little opposition la Omaha,
declared a hen departing Wednesday
aricrnoon that she waa bound for Lin
coln. Apparently anticipating a reoeptlon
in Lincoln ete went to Bt Jos-ph where,
according to r-ports, she la already ex
l islning how U bappennd la Omaha, .
STKCET CLEANERS ATTACK
Sf.OVON UPTOWN STREETS
Tr.e ctty street cleaning deportment has
ttturlrd to attack the heavy covering of
snow and ice on Twenty-fourth street,
Ksrrism to Mason streets; also Farnam,
T ei.U th to Twenry-fourth streets. The
tinv-1 of grading waaona over some of
Ul district has made the street almost
l,tipjnvab!e for ordinary traffic.
I1GV.LLL BOOSTS K1S BILL
BEFORE THE NONDAY CLUB
I'.. i.ceclitr lloe!l spoke In favor of
tie haundi-rs' putiTU J y -owned electric
1 . ; i ;i.t t ill at the luncheon of the
i - !-.! j y ciub at tlie Commercial club
ti''ms fe,t nt(i.
NthswksA
Fred Gorden of Weeping Water was in
town Wednesday. ,
Dr. Johnson and wife of Pawnee City
are with reUtlvve here this week.
Rev. J. K. Kllege of Weeping Water
ftss a Nebaaka taller Wednesday.
Kx-Oovernor bheldon Is here irum hla
lisaiklipt home making his annual vlali.
airs. Koberta of l iatimoutfi waa visit
ing trtrmia bare the miouto of tli xsvW.
Will itose and wife of Avoca vtetied
Mrs. Roses father and mother Wednes
day.
Un. Sue Hsrmnn of Avoca waa a guest
at the Ivlrkpatrlca home ths first of the
week.
Mra. F. P. Bheldon entertained Miss
F.Kthrr Sheldon of Avoca at dinner, on
Wednesday.
Miss Hyan, an Omaha deaconness. Is
here helliing Rev. J. W. lileeley In his
levtval meetings.
' Will oat is home from an Omaha hos
I'ltal, where ha underwent jn operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs C. K, Johnson of Plsttamonth was
entrtalned by Mm. D. C West Tuesday
nHht and W'ednesrtev.
N. I- Pollard of fcliaabeth. N. J., Is here
his wek called by the death of his
slier, Mra. ic-leary.
The t'ommerclal club Is canvassing the
town this week to see If the eentinsvrit of
the to a Is In favor of orsanutng the
club lor anotner live yeara c. ,
Mrs Eirgert Oft was an Omaha visitor
Mndsy.
The Kensington club met with Mra M.
Wltte Wdtneada? aJlernoon.
Mr. and Mra. Bhroder's baby was quite
sick this week.
There will ! an entertainment and box
social a' the sctiooi house in district No.
34 on Friday, February It. Miss Peart
Summer is the tuactivr.
Chris Ptinert Is at UOim, Wis.,
vlaiung (Is us i-rnst. ho baa been very
111 at a sanatorium thtire.
The base ball team, assisted by several
frtamls, mil put on a bouts tslent play at
tha Woodrmn hall early la March.
Geirge Logemann held a public sela
Wednesday snd with bis family a 111
tor Infants ad Invalids
It means tha Original and Gsnnin
ALTED HILU
"&;lcti tfmitaticn!
Th Fw4-Drink far SI Ass
flich milk, malted gram, in pawdec forax
Tor Infants, invalids aad growinrcKildren.
Purenutritioo.upbuaJingtks whole body.
Invigorates nursing mothers aad the aged.
More healthful thaa ts Or coffe.
Take w subeUtuta. Aak tar HORUOTS
UOKLICK'S Contains Purt Milk
Tee) B&ev or Jul Staptaf
FmtKisn bonrls and torpid liver usually
4 j t, f ii.er and It does not take long for
t ; Mii ntton to produce a ksd cor.O Hon
a fccMntf of Isryuor or lursliict the
"blue," headaches, palpitation or vtbr
ji. li.dicd, hen in this condition
11.- t'n loiirs tiKire arrious Illness
i.: 1 : m.t abl to throw off dtxesse. Foley
t'u'irte Table's are a fcnlini axa
ti - ai.d l"m.i.!g catliartk. They act
v 'i .! ii, om i,i. f e, j.r(Mtig cr sb'ksn
i t it'.l t4le;s e4etLers. A'l'-
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HAIR C0M1MQ OUT?
1
s tu old, Bxavsut tl.M QX.
Old Taylor
lias KeUow Old Whiskies Sight
aat Tea Tsars Ola.
Old Crow, years old, regular
ll.Ifj, full quart .....SjM
Spring 11111. regular 11.15. full
Quart ...Mo
Sunny Brook, regular II. SI. full
uuart ...too
Cedar Brook, regular It J I. full
vuart toe
Clarke's Rye, regular ll.H full
quart Sao
Greenbrier, regular 11.15, full
quart ........ , n
Gugenhelmer, regular 11.15. full
Quart see
Green River, regular II. IS, full
quart ........ .,.....
Pony Creek. ( years old. rill
quart .,
Imperial Bpeclal Whiskey, full
quart ........ ............ .?M
Privwts Rtock. fine old whisker,
full quart ;..ee
at aix. Osvsxu mttn.
CacMey Drcs.
Uandruff causes a feverish Irritation uf
the scalp, the hair roots shrink, tooeea
and then ths hair comes Out fast. To
stop falling balr at once and rid the
scalp of eery particle of dandruff, get
a, ts-cent bottle of Dandertne at any
drug store, pour a little In your hauJ
Snd rub It Into the acslp. Attar s fw
a) filiations the balr stops Coming out
and you can't find any dan Jraff. Adver-
j tlstmcuL
Th Quality
ltta aa Capttol Ave
DJJ I Yr
Mm 1
' . TTitThciiszndDcllarfer-
It to i3r :onsidemtion:
It ' earns that right through its better 'construction, greater beauty, and more
Complete comfort. It cannot be justly-judged by its price.
The Inter-State is built , in a modern factory that has always been devoted to the
construction "of high-priced cars. . ..
The intelligence, energy- and , experience of this efficient motor car building
organization, one of the foremost in the motor worhL is now turned entirely toward
an effort to make the best thousand dollar car that, was ever offered a buyer. This
effort is justified .by .the result. ;,
Upon examining! the Inter-State you will agree that it has more class, more beau
ty, more quality, more power and more real value than other cars. '
Selling at One Thousand Dollars
W will ex
Mbit tha chas
sis of this car
at the Omaha
how stripped
bo you can see
th Teal coiy
traction.
Dont ffcJI to
rid InthUcar
Bhowweek. No
olhr oar at
anywhere nar
its price will
perform like it,
, DEALEHIt This is a great agency. Your customers will recognize the high quality of the Inter
state, the" minute they look at the car and they ; will become very enthusiastic : when , they -ride in it.
Why not sell a seller I .t 'Lv tezx&rJj Tajar
FRED C. HUFFMAN MOTOR GAR 0.
2204-6 FARN AM STREET - ' - '.:.-,
DISTRIBUTORS, NEBRASKA, WESTERN IOWA and SOUTH DAKOTA
y For BrealdPcist FoodsT
There's nothing more appetizing than cereals (
hot of cold; served with
CofAnqo
elJM..
ialiEjii
StewfllsaKl ITnawaatjstMd
Cotttre Milk Comes from healthy cows and it con
densed la our spotlessly dean factories, it la
the richest milk with nothing tskea oat bat
wster nothing added. It Uttt
Isdennitajy.
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II O-ndlOCENTSjfja: . ! I
For purlrr, frcahnees, fsver snd economy,
Lousss M na is unexcciiML t'eenwner.
ever you bave beca unuig buttle Ciaaia
In Two SUoe 'l
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THE DHUa HABIT.
Opltiin, inorhlna cocsJne ana e'bor
hatit-f"'nni. drum ,
UCCl.asl'Ul.Z.T TIS1TCD
In flv ...) wutumt t.m or suffering,
il rnt as Your Owa aiuiue.
l.i.i si ToiMia.
AVrlt r mil l'ir tarU' i!il'S
tVttl A S03 Tnltl BlsatT.
hi4 Jrofk A. (luutu ana ava)
Aaarees 8. Si. uclaak
10,000 Pig Pork Loins, Fresh FrLOio
il gprirg OMoaeaa aheanar iaaa
wholesale priee.
Choice r?tr Pot Boast ..HH. HH
ptg Pork Koaat
Pig Pork Butts MS
Choice Veal Boast 1 3 !, imo
Choice Veal Chops lo, lilts
Lamb Legs lie
Choice Mutton Chop .....lae,
Choice Mutton Roast .......... ,He
Cudahy Diamond O and Armour Btar
Ilanis ...i -.. ,..lHs
Extra Lean lireakfast Bacon, , .l4,e
Sugar Cured Bacon 130
Bugar Cured Ham ,..Vte
s Bircciab
FVom t to t p. m., Lwnb Chops ..So
rrorn t to 10 p. n., pork Chops . .as
pudlic r.mrmET loi?.';:-;?.
RergiaLiabSe SaSe
' We are moving across the street to 2311 and S21S Cuming street, and
everything will be new. New, modern up-to-date building, new up-to-date
fixtures and a new up-to-date stock and a new aame. With new up-to-date
ideas, omstliing asw. It mill be a store to please the people, the poor as
well as the rich. Everything will be on display, with a cot prire sign on
every article In the store. We guarantee to save you from ""lb to SO per cent
on everv dollar you will buy. watch our grand opening sale under the asw
aame, The reoples Market. Will be everybody's market. All telephones will
be Iouglas 1&3U. All stock now un hand must go in the next few days re
gHrdleHn the price. Kiiv now and save money. Here is lust a few of the prices:
48-lb. sack rarity riour, the beat on the market, as good grada flour as you
pay 11.60 per sack elsewhere, on the close out for ........l.sS
Sugar Cured California Hama, per lb
Freah Dressed Large Roosters,
pvr pound lOHo
No. 1 Hacon, by strip, per lb. i31.4O
No. 1 Kancy Lean Hacon, by strip,
per pound 17Ho
Halt Pork, per lb., by chunk .....gV.o
Snow White l ard, bulk, lb e
Home Made sltnce Meat. lb. . ...o
Fresh Neck Bones, lbs. for ....&
Kreli Liver, per lb ....Bo
Blrloln or I'orterhouse Steak, .
. per pound ISo
Pork Koast, per lb. , go
lieef-Pot I toast, per lb. ,.12H, lOe
4 large cans Milk for .gSo
II small cans Milk for 860
wet Cider, per gallon ,...le
10e can Baked Beans tor ........ o
10c Brooms for ......Sle
Good Prunes, 4 lbs. for .....B6e
Fancy Dried Peaches, I lba tor 86e
Pure Comb Honey, per comb ..liHo
flood Mackerel, t tor
Oood Coffee, per lb e
5 10c cans Apple Butter for
Boneless Codfitth, lb. pkg. ..... .lOe
Chow-Chow, Hour Pickles or Sweet
Pickles, per Quart 10o
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Telephone Douglas 1530
THE REAL LEIMTEN FOOD
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8.GG0 Pig Perk Lcins, Frcsli KL 9Xo
1014 Forcquartcro Lamb (5 3-4c
Choice Steer Pot Boast ..DVio, HVio
Pig Pork Koaat 'He
Itg Pork Butts li0
Choice Young Veal Koaat UHo, 11 We
Choice Young Venl Cliops . .16a, JJSe
t hone Mutton Chops loo, 1H0
txtra lan Breakfast Bacon ..1S
Cudahy Diamond C and Artnour Star
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Sugar Cured Bacon iao
Sugar Ctjred Ham , s,e
Oysters, per quart i....Oo
Four deliveries a day 4:00 o'clock.
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I cans sold packed Tomatoes ...
fiugar Corn, per can .1. ... THe
Tall Alaska (Salmon ' loe
1 IK) jara Peanut Butter ........... So
10 bars best Laundry Moap gse
KtrKily fresh couati dosl'sae
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