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Wnnt Cumllilntrs to Dclmtc.
MUSKOOUK, Okla.. Atiril SO..
ney General l'rlncu Frcellng and
CoiiKreBsman Scott Korrln, scnutorliil
ratidldnteii, to meet In Joint Ucbato
, . Till uuniUKia ifc rumu uui" iu iiu
-.....v u.ui;u u ii-suiuuon auuinr-1 nnnu'il by a comniltlco or tuo elulj.
IrJntt the secretary of tho orttanlza-Tho orKuutzatloif in cotnt)oeJ tf
tlon to Invito Hrnntor tloro, Attor- Ii200 laboring men.
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1020
Sanitary Cash Grocery
112 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phones Osage 613-9443. Phones Osage 613-9443.
Frrc DrlUrry on All rtl r Out $.'..00.
Stmill Onlrw IKlhon-il
I'or 10c
Special, Special Today Only
HENS ALIVE, Per Pound 35c
Fresh Dressed to Your Order Free of Charge
10c
15c
60c
67c
15c
10c
2 cans
for
Michigan Hand Picked
Navy Beans,
per pound . . .
Lima Beans,
per pound. . .
Perfection
Butter
Grand Prize
Flutter
Potatoes, small hut firm,
peck . $1.00
Early June Peas, IP-
per can JlUKs
Sweet Corn,
per can
FRYERS Sizes from one to two pounds a very
limited number.
Pumpkin,
per can
Spinach, per can 15c
25c
HEAD LETTUCE, small
solid heads, "I Pw
2 heads for JLt)L
Sunkist Oranges, fW
per dozen vlUC
New Cabbage,
per pound. . . .
Asparagus, fresh, fine
and white,
per pound ZiOL
7c
Carnation
Grocery
-AND
Market
The
Place Where1
You Will
Eventually
Tradi
'The Store With a
Conscience"
r.in south
.Main
Plmno O-71i0
Some of the Good Things
You Can Get at Our Store
100 crates of fanci Strawberries for today's trade
White Citu Jersey Farm pure Jersey Milk
Pure Jersey Whipping Cream
Mrs. Leivis' home-made Cakes always the same
Home-made Cottage Cheese
Fresh and. Cured Meats of the best quality
Good Country Hutter
Guaranteed fresh country Eggs
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds
Chase & Sanborn's Seal brand and Golden Gate Coffee
Club House Teas in. every variety
Fancy Groceries of all kiiuls
In fact, if it belongs in a grocery or market,
we. will have it.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Carnation Grocery and Market
A. I). HEAVERS, Mgr.
1
Every Girl Can Have
A Wealth of Beautiful Hair.
Long, thick, luxuriant hair is
largely a matter of caro and,
cultivation.
Dandruff is more destructive,
to the hair than anything else. If
tho scalp itches and shows scaly
accumulations; if tho hair is dull,
brittle, lifeless and coming out
you need
tffewbrote tKerplcidc
Htrpicldc is dependable. It
quickly removes nil dandruff and
prevents tho hair from falling out
Tho Itching ptopsand tho hair bo
gins to tono up and beautify.
Hair that receives regular
applications of Herpicide has lifo
and snap radiates health, Is soft,
llulfy, and abundant
You will bo surprised and de
lighted with Htrpicid:
Wo also recommend Herpicide
Soap, It is a safe, pleasant and
effective shampoo.
StnJ JO cnt$ in stamp or coin
for sampU and bookUt on "77i
Car of the Hair". Addrtttt
Thm Htrpieid Co., Dipt. I96A.
Detroit, m Michigan
Sold at all
Drugnnd Dep't. Stores.
Applications at the Better Barber Shops,
ItOV It GtiTMAX. US ii. .Main SU, Speclul Asont
More Protection-Less Correction
A child's foot, if it has been allowed to grow naturally, does not
need correction, but it docs need protection.
This store specializes in children's footwear that gives adequate
protection. It insures tho foot against the necessity and hardships
of correction in later years.
Children's Sandals
Stock is complete Colors brown
and black Extra weight soles
Price
$2.00 10 $4.00
Children's Mary Jane Slippers
in patent, brown and black kid.
Also white kid and cloth Prices
as to size
$2.50 10 $6.00
Clilliln'n's
Ilnir anil
Swks In
Villi Ah.
korttiiciit
t mini r"wi"
115 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Griffin'
Siipmiin
Slum
DrrMilnR
Tor All
Clollm anil
Leather
Pigg
ly Wi
ALL OVER THE WORLD
Wanted
A Husband
IF HE IS GOOD LOOKING AND NOT
AWARE OF IT I WILL BE PLEASED
If lio is WKAIrilV I Mill In' ili'iiMl, lint I know tlmt only TWO nut of a IUIHI'.I men iiro
WHAIrilY lit tli nco (if SIXTY, fo 1 pri-numo Unit only (INK YOI VJ .MAN out or TUN THOU
SAND IS Wl'-MI'll V, mIiW'Ii li-mrs tlx; I'limico of my inurrjIiiK i ucnltliy joiiiik limn very remote.
Tiic Ixft I Iioh to K't Is one who appears to luivc tlio M-etl of Hiiere., In lilm,
I ilo not expect to earn nny of t lie llilng, but m III proinlv) to ne Judgment In M''"II'UJ the fitmlly In
come. I won't wati tulimliln lime wntcliliiR for liarcalns In stores that use IIAIttiAlNS us IIA1T and
then maUe, up tho IjOSS on Die OTIIKll THINGS THKY SICM.
When I find n More lil.e tlx- IMGGIjY WIGGIiY Mores scIIIiir r.VlIltVTII ING on a SM.M.I, I'ltOIiT,
and where 1 can TlU'ljY SAVI4 .MANY IHHiUMtK IIU'H .MONTH, that In where I nm koIiik to trnde.
thus aiding my hu.sliaiid to become ONI' of the TWO out or a II CNDItKI) Ui:.l,TIIV (when old)
men.
YOU WIMi FINI IT A I'MLVSUItK TO GO TIlllOlHill Till: AISIJ'-S OP TIIH CMIANKST STOHH
you i:vi:it visitki)
an i) thi; pitiur.s wiwi suhimiisi: you
Crlfco,
1-lb. uan
Crlicn,
l'i-lb. can
Crlfcco,
3-lb. run . .
Crlsco.
6-ll. can . .
Crlhco,
Ii.ll). can .
33c
47c
95c
.. $1.85
.. $2.80
25c
$1.47
Swift's I'uro lJinl
In hulls, per lb. . . .
Swift's Treinlum J'ure U.r'l,
In fl-lb. pailH
net
Kwlft' Premium I'uro Inrd,
In 10-Ib. palls. Ci
not tDJ.i
Swift' Jewe.l ShortcnlnK 1 Hi.
pall. Q1 I P
not tpx.-LU
Kwlft'ti Jewel Shortening, In 8-lh.
palls, (PO or
net ty&.uO
Cottolcne,
No. 1 cani
Strictly I'reFh Krb.i In ATI
carlom, per dot tci L
55c
PRICES
Meadow Gold ISuttcr,
per package
Grand I'rlzn Hutter,
per package
Hrookfleld Hutter,
per packngo
Clear Urook Hutter,
per paek.tBP
Wilson Nut Olfo,
per II)
WIlson'B Certified Olco,
per lb., colored
Wilson's Diamond A
Olco, colored, lb
Gem Nut Oleo,
per lb
Gem Nut Oleo, colored,
per lb
Swift's Premium Olco,
N. C. per lb
I.lly ltrand Oleo, colored
per II
Lincoln Oleo, colored,
per lb
Troco Nut Olco,
por lb
Nueoa Nut Oleo,
por lb
WIlaon'H Certified Oleo,
hut without label, reg
ular .Me crude, per lb.
67c
69c
67c
66c
32c
51c
38c
33c
43c
43c
45c
38c
33c
36c
toloi ed,
40c
Sunshine Krct.li
Ground Coffee,
per tb
Fresh Iluttermllk,
per quart
IVesh Sweet Milk,
per pint ...
Kresh Sweet .Milk,
pir niiart
1'rrnli Sweet Cream.
20c per bottle
SwIft'H Premium llacon,
1-lb. carton, Hllcod
WIlHon'o Cortlflnd llacuu,
1-lb. carton, Hllced
Lemorm, extra fancy,
per dozen
Hed Star Flour,
21-lh. cacli
Good Home Flour,
21-lb. Hack
Pout ToaKtles,
2 pkRH, for
llollcd OatH unil Two
Minnie OalB, 2 pkKH
Puffed wheal,
per liaekiiKe . . . .
Shredded Wheat,
per paekano
Tlo.iiiteil and
45c
10c
9c
18c
18c
59c
59c
..28c
$1.91
$1.65
25c
25c
14c
13k
COFFEES
Hale's Loader,
pound
I.lpton'a Steel Cut,
pound
White House,
pound
Folder's Golden Onto,
pound
Arabian Hamiuet.
pound
49c
54c
55c
61c
61c
COFFEES
St. Nicholas. (Jj-I H-i
U-pound run tpX. I X
Alton's
Old 30
Alton's Steel Cut,
pound
Art) tickle's,
pound ....
Breakfast DuliRlit,
pound
44c
51c
45c
57c
COFFEES
St. NUho!.m. (HI I r
2-Tound o.in iDX.jLO
lireakfast Do I.uxe,
pound
Nn turn's llest,
pound
Maxwell House,
pound
II. o K
pound
Haider,
pound
55c
61c
56c
61c
47c
WE DON'T MEET PRICES WE MAKE THEM
21 EAST
FIRST ST.
Wiggly
21 EAST
FIRST ST.
TRADERS NO. 3
The Purposeful Idea That Governs
the Policy of Our Store is Good
Honest Values.
Our Prices Always Fair
There is only one
Traders No. 3.
Its personality
dominates.
Its stock is only
the best.
Its sales people are the
kind that make
your marketing
pleasurable. They
don't merely sell to
you they co-operate
with you.
Your satisfaction is
ours.
THERE ARE NO BETTER GOODS THAN OURS
MEATS, GROCERIES, VEGETABLES
PURE BOTTLED FRESH MILK
Traders No. 3
18 E. Second W. L. SCOTT, Prop. Osage 6515
"STOP AND SHOP"
Kansas City Market
l OH South Ronton (Between First and Second) Osage 7203
Vc wish to thank the public for their generous patronage last Saturday,
We hope to be able to lake better care of the trade in the future.
Prices for Saturday and Monday
Groceries
$1.10
14c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
29c
25c
28c
48c
28c
48c
Light Brown
Sugar, 4 lbs.
Large can Hebe
Milk
Three packages
Macaroni
Throe packages
Spaghetti
Two packages
Mincemeat
Two cans Sugar
Peas
Two cans Sweet
Corn
Bulk Seedless
Haisins, per lb. .
Two cans Camp
bell's Soup
Fancy Prunes,
per pound
Largo can sliced
Pineapple
Largo package
Oatmeal
Kresh country
ICggs, dozen
No. 5 Home T- Off
Rendered Lard151.SJtl
No. 10 Home A A
Rendered Lard pJL.'JbtF
Home Rendered
Lard, pound . .
Clcarbrook (ZKo
Butter, pound . . . JtP L
26c
50c
59c
24c
20c
22c
Beef,
our
Meat Dept.
Sugar Cured Skinned
Ham, whole or O
half, pound O I C
Morrell Square Orrl
Bacon, pound. . Li I iJ v
Cudahy Puritan Bacon,
whole or half,
pound
Swift's Premium
Bacon, lb. carton
Nice 1). S. Bellies,
1)01111(1 . ,
Nice I). S. Meat,
pound
Ground Meat,
for loaf, lb. .
Fancy Corned
own make,
Iiouiid
Corn fed Rolled
Rib Roast, lb. ..
Corn fed Chuck
Roast, pound . .
Pot
Roast
Plate
Boil . . .
Pork Shoulder
Roast, pound
Pork Chops and
Roast
Veal Shoulder rtr
Roast, pound tiuL
Veal Breast,
pound
Leg of Lamb,
pound
25c
35c
25c
20c
...mc
27-k
33c
20c
35c
32c
48c
42c
Lamb Chops, QK
pound ODC
Shoulder of Lamb OA
pound UC
Wo will have a special
demonstration of Wilson
& Co.'s Butterine. We
hope the housewives of
this community will take
advantage of this and be
shown the merits of this
super quality article.
SPECIAL
Wilson's
Nut
Certified,
colored
Wilson's Nut
colored
Vegetables
Home grown Asparagrus,
bunch . . 20c
Nancy Hall Sweet or
Potatoes, peck . . . OtlC
Summer Squash, rtA
pound
Artichokes, OFt
each uUv
Strawberries, 25 C
We have everything in
fresh fruits and green
vegetables obtainable dur
ing this season; tho requi
sites to complete the daily
food problem.
Kansas City Market
W. P. OWEN, Prop.

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