Evening star. [volume], May 21, 1915, Page 11, Image 11

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IN THE LOCAL MARKETS
Benches Beginning to Take on Sum
mer Appearance With Sup
ply of Green Goods.
Abundant Quantity of Berries Also
on Hand?Meat Prices About
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the Same.
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Inrrfssmg supplier of vegetables from J :
Ti^arbv sources are giving the benches , ij
oT the dealers in the markets ??f the
city a ver> summery l??ok and indicate
that the time is not far distant when
the summer vegetable season will be
In full swing- In tlie past week green
peas have appeared on the market in
considerably increased quantities, and
new turnips are also in the market.
Oyster plant, which has been on sale ? j*
throughout the winter.%ias disappeared. , .?
The supply of strawberries increased ! ??
considerably in the past week. and. |
with the abundant supply coming from ' c
Norfolk and North Carolina, a fair sup- | ;1
ply of home grown berries is also to j e
be found in the markets. This morn- i g
ing prices asked for the berries ranged ' Z
from S to "0 cents a quart, but tine : ?
berries could be bought at 10 cents a E
ouart. and to bring the highest pri?-e ;|
the berries ha\e to be home grown and '?t
of superior quality. Within the n? xi .
ten days the home grown berries j
from the gardens about this city will I
be on the market in abundance. I
In the poultry market the season for c
keats being over, they have disap- t
peared from the benches and incubator -
? hicks, which have been selling at ?'?
cents a pound, are today quoted at 1 ?? c
cents a pound. r
Following the tluctuations in meat ;|
p; ices of 111e past two weeks, the rc- ? \t
tail meat market is again fairly steady. '/
Advances of a cent or two a pound are i J
to be noted only ??u pork hams and ' ?
shoulders and on the cheaper grades of 1 *
smoked shoulder Kggs continue un- I
changed in prices, and, while good ;j
fresh eggs can be bought at from 25 '
to 28 cents a dozen. 35 cents is being j
asked for hennery eggs. The supply 1'
belna received is ample to meet all dc- ?
raands. ' ;j
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Prevailing Market Prices.
Prices noted below are those prevail
!rg In the big markets of the city, an 1 , :
those who vlalt them tomorrow will ] i:
r?n?i quotations ranging about the same r
EtiGS.
d?a.; 5x?
er?d. 25* doz. i J
rotupj. ; \
<' 22i t?? 25- lb. !:???? to 25c lb. j
' - ?"*? h?. Tu'k?'\*. tn L'8'- lb. E
l i- i ? ' lii-k-. *???? : ? |>u<-ks. 20. ? to 25- lb. : \
*.?> - t s. 11? i<j ?5?* i ?. j? 3|"?os, 28c to 35". lb.
lit 1 1 EIt l \t
Bi?t aajrr.T, 40c lb. 'dedium grades, 38e lb. ' !t
).?fi ?>? a ? t'd. 35c lb. '??!co. 15:; to 30c ll>. j 'S
MEATS. |
Lamb. 22. to 35c lb. , Muitoo. 20r to 2S<* lb. |
Be*f. reast. l$c to 2?c f I'.-rk rbupa. 20c to Li- ; i =
if*. |b. I ?>
b*? fstvak. 25?- to 35c; Pork ham*. 1*" to 2??- 1 !C
lu. . g
B" r. new.uj. 15c :o Pork aboulder, 16?- t > -
lb. is.- !?,. S
leal. 15c to 3o lb. ' Mu >kt*d ham. IT- to l**" \Z
Be on piece. 20- to : -g
25<- Jo. .^ui k??l ?bouidcr. l."?<- |B
ba-en. all>-fd. 25?- to r.? l?;. lb. I |
35e 11?. ( Corned baiu. 17c to I tg
P?'k. rua?i. 2Ue to 25c u, E
lb. ' ;|
FISH !g
fea baas. 12' to 15c lb. Hock. 2t>- to 25. lb. i"
Balibur. a*; lb. Salmon trout. 2?n- lb. , '5
Cod. 124' to 15c :b. Sinelf. 20-- to 25-- lb. lZ.
KlOuDder>. 1(K- to 15c'Cattish ?hkiaocd), 15c to
lu. aoc lb.
Bpaolftri tua< kerel, 15c Orsters. 30c to 40<* qt
TO 20c lb. Clam*. .T''' qt. or $1.20 &
Salmoo. frctb. 25c lb. a hundred ^
Biucflaii. 15c lb. I f ra'. iu?-at. 40<- qt. ,g
#had, ro? $1 to $1.25. ?.rat? flak#-. #0.- qt.
Shad, bu'-ka. 50^ to 60?*. Sift irabe. ."i0?- to $1 .5 ^
B-mo^. 25c- doz doz.
Gray trout, l.V to 20*- mackerel, HO* :o 'S
lb. t 75e each. |
rHODtTE.
Irish v> \ ato??. .old. 15- ^qua^h ?Fla.i. 5 to lu . 'M
t.< 9i j<k ! tack. r
lriab |?otato#a. tie*-! i^a?. 40'- ?o We p
? Bermuda*. to 75c i>*. t
pk.
Tjitn*. 70?- to 75?- pk.
T>iroi|i?. V buti'h.
Kal?. 20c pk
hpioa^h. 20?- to 30^ pk.
Mi
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Caulifl<nrrr. 10'' to 2?V p
i:ead. . E
Tomato***. 10?- to 15c lb.
Si*ft l>ppers. 20c to
:?).? d"l.
C'H'uniberB. 5^ aud 1<>*] Stiing b? aos, 10c to ?
ea?*b. J 15e ?it.
Egg plant, 10c to 20cr Kadlecs, 2 bunrb^a,
earb. 5".
Carr?ta. 5c to V bufl^b ! <>mhIlDf?. Or to l'>
Bermuda on Urn-, 15c each,
boi. Okra. 2Or- qt.
Beeta. 10c banch. | Mu*hroom?. 40c to fiO
Celery. 5c to 10c buacb. I lb.
Cabbage. 3c and 15c j Bermuda lima b*ana
bead. $!..*> pk. ?
Ooiona, 10c to 15?* I Rhui?arb, 5c bun-'h.
pk Aaparagu . 10c to 3'x- ! e
Lrttuc*. 5c to 10-- bead. in.-n. ;c
FRCIT?. j I
1/ ti'Iip. 10. to "J5-- do/.. Taogarines. 15- to VK
appl<f>. easing. to do/
i5r \ pk. Pin**ipplefr. 15- to 1:5 t'
Cranialriea, 8c to 10< . a- b. (?
qt. Peai a ifaocj), 50?* to >
t?iap?fruit, 5c to 10c 75c d?>z
ea-^b ' Alligator p*ara. 30c to i it
OraDgrs. 25c 5o-- doz. i 35.- ?*a?-h ; c
L mrs. 15?- a doe. I California cherries. 54V E
g--a?* berries tFIa >, & \ lb. ! If
to 2qt. 1
SOME FISH ARE SCARCE.
Trout. Flounder* and Croakers Only
One* Reported Plentiful.
Dealers at the wholesale fish market
at the wharf report that while gray ; !
trout, flounders and croakers are plen- j
tlful, the supply of Other varieties of j
flsh has not been heavy. The abundance ]
of trout and croakers, however, ke?-p |
the market down and prices this week , !
are not much higlier than a week ago,
when flsh of all kinds were plentiful.
HerrlnR have almost disappeared from
the market and have advanced in
prioo to $1 25 a hundred. Shad are
fairly plentiful and are selling at mod
erate prices. The few shad and herring
nets still being worked on the river
hare until June 1 in which to catch the
flsh for this market.
This morning buyers were on hand at
the wharf market in numbers and flsh
?old at about the following prices: Ho.
shad, 50 to 8o cents each: buck shad. ';]
to 30 cents each; herring. $1.2."# ;i bin- -|
dred: yellow perch. to 30 cents
bunch: catfish. 20 to cents a bunch:.'j
blue fish. 8 cents a pound . Spanish mack - ' ;j
erel, 10 cents a pound; mullets. 9 cents j
a pound, white p? rch. to 12 cents a :
pound, rock, 10 to 121* cents a poun<l;;l
halibut. 10 cents a pound; carp, 1to ! j
26 cents each; gray trout and flounders,:
)3 to $4 a barrel; croakers, $2 to $T1 a j
barrel, and butter flsh, $K a barrel. ' |
Crabs, both hard and soft shelled, are \
reported scarce and are selling, the '
former at $2 to $2.50 a barrel and the |
latter at 25 to 40 cents a pound. Clams j
are quoted at 65 cents a hundred.
OFFICERS WILL BE ELECTED.
Waldensian Aid Society to Hold An
nual Meeting Next Friday.
The ;?nti1i.il meeting; of the Washing
ton brunch of the American Waldensian
Aid Society to be h*ld next Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence
of the Misses Bradley. 1722 N street
northwest, and an address on the cus
toms and costumes of Waldensian wom
en will be delivered. Annual reports
will be made and the election of of
ficers will lake place.
The Waldensian Church has been de
pvived of $50,000, which has been an
nually collected in <iertnany, Switzer
land. Holland. Kngland, Scotland and
Sweden, the war making collections in
th*?st countries impossible. The Wash
gton branch o# the Society is urging
members and friends to do what they
can for the support of the church in
view of the situation abroad.
Mrs. Molly .1 Merrick, sixty-nine
xears old. wife of Chaplian Merrick, a
contractor and builder of Syracuse, N.
Y . died at Baltimore of paralysis while
visiting her sister. Mrs. R. P. Ktuart.
S:J.50 "Ci u r n e y"
Porcelain.I intd Re
frigerator. 85-pound
icc capacity.
$14.98
ll'.M* \urxppj llr
frlgerator*. oak fin
ished. parked with
mineral wool.
$1.95
Mep l.mlilerw. select
ed stork, well braced.
1. and foot sizes,
ivr foot.
12
/2C
P*ir stram Cookers*
heavy tin, copper bot
toni, 4 compartment.
i.hs 0\fuh, be>-t
Russian iron, lined, 'J
burner size; war
ranted.
$1.69
f!!.39 <*an Iron*, full
weight. nnkel plated,
complete with metal
t ube
$1.69
Oil stoves, blue
flame. 2-burner, war
$2.98
( offer Pereoln- I
seamless alumi- J
num. 0-rup size.
$1.89
I2.2."? \\ anh BHIrra,
extra heavx, copper
bottom?. lar^e sizes.
98c
7c l??eil Te? <>la*mea,
crystal irlasn. in colo
nial design,
6 for 22c
t.OOO Sheets <3 rnlla)
Hlgh-Kradr Perforated
Toilet Paper for
24c
Two Lots Separate Skirts
For a Big Saturday Sale
Choicc ???!
Itnrgrain
Table?
street
Floor.
98c
Choice
Skirt
Store?
Second
Floor.
$2
Almost every style you could desire is liere in these
1<>ts?the very newest and most popular of summer
effect-, including; strictly tailored, full llare. l>utt"ti
trimmed, pocket styles, yoked models, etc.
The reason we can get such beauties to sell at these
unusual prices is we purchase them in such large quan
tities that the maker is willing to give them to us at a
low figure?VOl" benefit by our fortunate transac
tions.
Materials are pique, rep. linen, ratine and poplins.
Open 8:30 A.M.
Close 5:30 P.M.
SCAHCK?BIT NOT IIKKK.
The
Italian Street Song
from "Naughty Marietta." <uug
by Lucy isabcllc Marsh and Vic
tor Light Opera Company.
Victor Record 60031?Here, it
means a Scaled Record. ^ C ??
10 inch J 3C
Victrola Parlors?Fourth Floor.
READY SATURDAY!
Two New Novels
By Popular Authors -He sure you
add them to your library.
The Double Traitor. By
E. Philhps Ofrpcnhei m.
Mary Morcland. By Marie
Van Vorst.
Choice. $135 Cofyy
Hook Store? Basement.
Two Good Specials
Head the Candy Menu Tomorrow
CREAM LOAF
In chocolate flavor
tilled with walnuts:
strawb e r r y filled
with pecans and
vanilla filled with
Brazil nuts.
'oun<
29c
DELICIOUS
CARAMELS
In both the plain
chocolate caramel,
also rilled with nuts
[ of various kinds.
Two New Styles of Favors
10c
"Panama Canal" consists of four little boats
in a box at .?
"Tent" Favors: tent with flag on top and ? **
soldier standing guard in front; to be tilled I II/*
with candy. Each
Candv Store?Street Floor.
Saturday s Neckwear List
Thronged With New Fancies and Exceptional Values Tomorrow
Special
$1.50 Value
Oriental Lace Vestees
In white and cream. low reek, in
many different models, finished
with pleated collars, finished with
pearl buttons down front. Kxcep
tional value at
95c
Priscilla Collars, in organdy and pique,
also semi-stiff Linen Collars and Priscilla
Collars at. the set. or separate 25c
collar
Others in different widths and shapes,
in Neckwear Store at 50c
Swiss Embroidery Collar and Cuff
Sets, a special lot in pleated or round shape
collars, some with a little touch of 18c
black. 2oc and ,s0c value at
50c Sleeveless Guimpes, high
neck style; in white or cream net 29c
Bargain Table?Street Floor.
Separate Sleeves, big assortment long
sleeves, in white, cream and black, with
cuffs in shirred or tucked finish; some fin
ished with buttons: especially desirable
for wear with over-blouse dresses QOr
at. a pair
Half sleeves; cream, white and black,
at 50c
Sale
Shur-LokBags
98c and $1.49 Values.
Tomorrow Special,
59c
Shur-lok---the has; that stands for
complete and satisfactory service?
the bajr with the lock that will not
come open by itself, nor cannot be
pulled open without the warning
snap madf by the patented lock
whenever the bag is opened.
Think of the savings?buy one
tomorrow.
Leather Goods Store?Street Floor.
Jewelry Sale
Extraordinary !
$1.00 and $2.00 values. Mostly 20- 1
vear Gold-filled Jewelrv in wanted j
styles. I "S ^ XI
Choice of Brooch Pins. Bar Pins, Scarf f p J m J ?
Pins. Cuff Pins, Cuff Links, Com- :
bination Sets, Lavallieres, Hair j
Ornaments, Bracelets, Etc.
Tou know the kind of special jewelry sales we offer?but
we have never excelled the monev-saving offerings we make for
tomorrow?this means much to you. Be here early for choice
selection.
Jewelry Store?Street Floor.
WONDERFUL COAT AND
SUIT BARGAINS
The Styles You Want, Priced for a Busy
Saturday's Selling
$9.50
TAILORED SUITS
Worth $15 to $25. Very Special at. ..
The result of a fortunate purchase from a maker clearing
stock. Plain tailored and trimmed models in poplin, covert,
gabardines, serges, checks, etc., in every popular color, with
plenty of navy and black.
Smart Sport Coats $11 .50
Worth to $19.75. Very Special at. . JL JL
Included in the lot are many plaited and semi-fitted models.
Materials arc checks, coverts, gabardines and serges.
Get one tomorrow while the price is so low for the quality.
Garment Store?Second Floor.
Untrimmed H ats
o f Fine Hemp
$1.59
Tomorrow
Choice, . .
Smoothly finished, nice quality hemps,
in sailor shapes, or mushroom shapes, in
white, black, or black and white combina
tions.
Trimmed Free of Charge if Trimmings Are
Purchased in Our Millinery Store
A pretty hat trimmed to suit you will
cost you little if you select the trimmings
here tomorrow and have us trim it for
you free of charge.
More New Styles Arrive Today, on Sale
Tomorrow, in Our
Trimmed
Hats at..
$3.95
Some of the pretty black and white
combinations, also plenty of charming
stvles in colors, chiefly the large sailors,
also the smaller, chic turban and colonial
models.
Millinerv Store?Second Floor.
Three Big Specials Mark Tomorrow
a Typical
Children s Day at Kann s
Little Folks Store
These items give you an Idea of what to ex
pect In our Big: Saturday Sale Little Folks* Ap
parej. Find Just what you want for the little tots,
the hard-to-flt sizes and the junior girls in our
comprehensive stocks.
Special Lot White Petticoats & Slips
For wear beneath the new May dresses; in '
very dainty effects, with lace, embroidery and
tucked bottoms; small ruffled effects of deeper
flounces. In short petticoat st>le or slip effect.
Special, 39c
Big Princess Slip Offer
Values to $1.25. 7Q
Tomorrow, each. * ^
Including some with corset body and draw
ers: others with short petticoats; all are beau
tifully trimmed with dainty laces round neck,
arms and bottom, or fine embroideries and pin
tucked ruffles round skirt: some with deep lace
round neck and finished with beading; ribbon run.
Girls' Street and School Dresses
$2.50 Values.
Tomorrow, each
Choice of gingham, in stripes and checks:
also some combination white and colored effects:
plain linen styles; some with pleated skirts; low
belts and low neck and short sleeves; others with
long sleeves; plain skirts; some simple, pretty lit
tle models, straight, with belt placed low. Sizes
2 to 6 years. Little Folks' Store?Second Floor.
$1.50
An Attractive and Winning Quartet of
The Waists of the Hour
Blazer Striped Handkerchief Linen Waists
Styles similar to these selling elsewhere In this
city up to $5.00. Smart, tailored models, in blue and
white, rose and white and green and white. Here
Saturday at
$2
.50
Satin-striped Waists
Also new models in plain
crepe de chine and new lit
tle jacket effects, of fine
shadow lace.
Unufeual in
quality, at
$2.00
Awning Stripe Waists
Of Nagasaki Silk.
Made with collars of plain
material. Plain tailored
models. White with navy,
green, rose, sand p?
and black
stripes, at
.95
Exquisitely Embroidered New Model in Crepe
de Chine. Copy of a $6.95 Waist.
Eyelet embroidered front, in white or
flesh, in long or short sleeve effect.
Also new styles in crepe de chine and
satin, stripes set together with silk fagoting,
and many other styles, at
Waist Store?Second Floor.
uei in 1
$3
Special Purchase Women's All-Silk
UMBRELLAS
At
$1.79
In black, green and blue only, with natural
wood, mission-finished handles. Umbrellas that
can be used for sun or rain.
Umbrella Store?Street Floor.
Belts! Belts!
Belts!
Not One In the L?t Worth Less
Than 50c. Choice Tomorrow,
25c
Combination* of black and white;
whit* with black: whit? and colors
and all white. No street coatume
complete without a new belt.
These are an exceptional value at
36c. Hurry for choice.
Leather Goods Store?Street Floor.
One Big Event Follows Closely on the Heels of Another?
Eastern Maker Sends His Entire Surplus Stock
Women's
$3.50 to $5.00
Low Shoes
For Immediate Disposal at
Choice $2.65 Pa""
Pumps, Oxfords, Colonials, Bar Effccts?in all sizes and widths
Just the shoes you want?every pair is new?every pair is a style
in great demand. Included are patent colt, patent kid, gun metal calf,
French and bronrc kid; many in effective combinations of cloth and
leather. Choice of the lot, pair. $2.65.
Children's Play Oxfords, the kind fashioned to correctly fit
growing feet. Made -"*? ? ? ?
of excellent tan leather with elk soles; all sires.
Special, a pair
Shoe Store?Fourth Floor.
U *.U1 1 CULlj III
$1.00
BUT SO WOMEN MAY SHARK IS THIS RARE
OPPORTUNITY.
\ Special Mark of Favor from the Manufacturer
To Offer lr? Theae New
$6.50 and $7.00
Silk Fiber Sweaters
Subject to Trifling
Imperfections, to Sell
$4.75
. Mala... Black: aad
The factory is one In which the inspection
is extremely rigid, and nothing less than per
fection is allowed to go out as first quality. The
sweaters offered in tomorrow's lot have such
almost imperceptible flaws that many other fac
tories would class them as firsts.
Some are made with belt in back, finished
with two buttons, plain stitched with fancy collar,
fancy stitched with plain finish. "V" neck, square,
rolled or Byron collar, and turn-back cuffs.
Colors are?
Apple Green . . . Rose.. .Garnet . .Leaf Green...
Pink.. . .Gold.. . .Canary. . . .Belgian Blur. . . .Steel
Gray... Crushed Strawberry.. .F ~
White.
Also a few in combinations oX color, such as
rose and white, pink and green, bine and white
and watermelon and canary. /
Fiber Silk Sweatera, made "V" neck, fancy
stitch trimming, sash and covered
buttons. Colors are watermelon ?
pink, lavender, putty and Copenhagen jKJJ
and canary, at ^
Finer Qualltle* in Fiber Silk Sweatera. made
similar- in style to those at $5.50. Some have col
lars and cuffs and sashes, in self-color striped
with white: others self-color only. These are
in Palm Beach tan. purple, laven
der, pink, white, gold, old rose,
Copenhagen and black. At
Bargain Table?Street Floor and Sweater
Store?Second Floor.
$12.50
Saturday Specials
TOILET ACCESSORIES
THIS COUPON AND
lie for
One Box Lyon's Tooth Powder
A Good, Healthful, Antiseptic Tooth Powder.
Cutleur* Soap; box AQr
of 3 cakes tsK*
Kanns 1 -lb, bos
Borated Talcum Pew- 10c
Physicians and
Surgeons* Soap, per
rake
I.ablache Face Pow
der ; box ...
Karl'* Peroxide
Cream: regularly 25c.
Hindi' Honey and
Almond Cream; *?pe- ?
cial .
Sanitol Toothbrush#*:
child's site; regular- 1A.
ly 25c
5c
31c
15c
Toilet Goods Store?Street Floor.
Sanitol Tooth Pow- f
der or Paate; special. 'C
16-as. bottle Perox- f %
lde; special '^
Crown Manila Face f Q
Powder: box
Cbke Broadway Bath Soap
and Rubber Sponge; f /T
special
Kirk's I.ilac Square /T?
Bath *Cablet
Earl'a No-odor; a dainty
deodorant. 25c regu fQ<
larly: special...- >7C
Danderine Hair ->Q_
Tonic; regularly 50c. C
Mennen's Talcum
Powder
11c
A Safety Fountain Pen
For $1.00 Only
A pen that positively will not leak, no matter
what position it is carried in. Fits in a man's
vest pocket or may be safely carried in woman's
handbag without leaking.
TOU should own one of them.
Hard rubber chased barrel with 14-kt. gold
point. Fully guaranteed?and kept filled free for
one year.
Stationery Store?Street Floor.
79e Fruit or ftalad Bowls,
dainty decorations, 10-in.
size. Choice,
10c
91.29 Tea Kettles* white
lined enamel, 6 and 6 qt.
sizes. Choice,
49c
Oar Standard Prices on Laundry and Kitchen Soaps
Tvory
cake .
. Star
cake .
B a b b i t t's
Soap, cake . .
Soap, per
Soap, per
3V2C
3Vsjc
Be" 3%c
Octogan, cake....
Geld Dust, pack- ^3/
age J74C
Spotless Cleanser,
ca n
Bon Ami, cake. . .
Brookes' Crystal,
cake
Army and Navy
Compound
P. & a. Oleine,
per cake
Lenox Soap, per
cake
33/4C
6%c
33/4C
3%c
4c
2%c
Fels Naptha, cake.
Koaplne, package, ^3/^^
Red Seal Lye. can
tc
74 C
Old Dutch Clean- /"3/
ser, can 0/4C
Sapolio, cake 6V2C
Sani-Flush, can..
91,19 Hlce Boilers, white
lined enamel, assorted
sises.
49c
?IMS Dlaaer *et. full
service, American porce
lain, 2 designs.
$7.98
f
$34.50 "Ciurncy"
Seamless Porielain
lined Refrigerator, 85
pound ice capacity.
$22.98
"\laftkn" Irf < ream
Frmrr, -i-q'i.til .*? i /. <?.
guaranteed
$2.59
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Slop .far*. plain
white Mtonowaif, hail
handle, cover.
Tar Bmcn and Paper.
Bag*, special. .10c. 49c.
Mr, ?9r, each. Taper,
per sheet.
4c
I2.R9 Lawii Mo veer a,
12-ln. size, easy run
ning, fully -warranted.
$1.98
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49c Otrtage Can a.
heavy galvanized Iron,
family sire.
29c
94.25 Lami Seta, SB
ft. -wire-wrapped hose,
reel, nozzle; warranted.
$2.97
98c
F
fl.!(9 Ciaa *?to%e.
heavy nickel - plated
stock, 2 burner.
89c
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91 .W Rice Bollera.
seamless aluminum, 3
pint size.
lii
5r Water Tumbler*.
thin hloun. i?-ounce
size. Each,
3c
89c
!
||MVI Meat ?'hopper*:
4 different knives:
warranted: f a mi i 1 y
size.