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rrtJLSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1020
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POWDER COMPANY
DENIES "THREAT"
, No Attempt Made to Co-
i crce Legislation
f Du Pouts Reply.
: ANSWER MADE PUBLIC
"Not Interested in Any Can-
(Hdatn" la Official Reply
by Firm's Head.
rONTINI'Kfi flt'UI PAfJt: i,VK
of Major General Leopold Wood
mado by Senator Uenvnn at Wneh
Inglon today.
The letlea sent lo Senator Moses
on which Senator Konyon bused his
charges ns a persnnil letter srni
liy iThnrle If. Weilnn, head of the
publicity department, official rlnlm
ed, which In no way could bo con.
strued aa a tin cat. .Mr. Weton, they,
mill, illil Henator Moses' attention
to the fart that thn dye bill, if
panned, would give the country n re i
nrvn of tarhnlenllv IIHlnril juien
who on ii I il bp rolled upon In an
emergency and a nuinlinr of plants
which could ln converted Into places
for thn manufacture nf in im i I Ion n .
explosives hiiiI poison wis, with a
minimum wnsln of limn and money.
HmphasU wm placed on the fact
that no attempt to wiy legislation i
was bring made, hut that Mr !
Weston wan preparing some pub-
llrlty matter on the question and de- I
sired Information.
Jim Larkin Goes to Prison WHEAT MEN PLAN half crop of wheat
j
SLAPS AT HIGH COSTi
.Vormil l'rrlili'iil l'lan tn Trim Off
IVntlicm of the Modem
'n mi ill .
PpfeUltnTlinWorM
AJ.VA. Okln.. May .1. In plannliiK
for the mitiitunr achool of thn North
U'entein normal, which beRltiH May
2K, (ho IiIkIi lirlco of foodKtiiffn In
the Morcn and tho cniinmiucut IiIkIi
cofl of t noma ami board In the lioiuci
came In for direful connlderntlon.
Thn now $riO,oflil m niniiolum, 170
fret by K I feet In illmciiftlon, will be
i omplf'ted thin ueel, and l'l enlilmu
ItnltenbciK thouuhl nut a iiluii to
make It seno the purponn of reditc
llltt cohlii. Tola will bn leaned and
mihleancd to thn men traclietH at f0
leiiln a weelc and thn liullillnc will
ncrotnmoiiato aon men.
Hpace, locKcin, toilet
.lllli l.nrkln retivkteil of rrlmltiul auiuUiy wan nentenccd by JuaMc.c
Weeks, nf the New York utipremn rourt to a term of from five to ten
ieiirn In HlriK Hlnir prlnoti, Hhorlff Knott (luft) of New Vork Iminedl ilely
look the convicted mini to thn Htatlon and then lo the prliton. The pho
loKrnph nhowa thn aherlff and Uirkln iiliout to enier tho iiolc patrol
parlfi of Ihn dty nt coat nf Knmllnn,
pnrhapH Ihrnn tliketN for 5 centa.
All men In thin wheat belt of Okla
homa must lieln In thn harvent and
NorlhweHlern allow Itn Mimmer ulu
(lentH two weekn for UiIm help to tho
farmeiK. Kmli mim can rum rnoimh
lo pay hla entlro hcIiooI eximiifiea In
(inn week In tho harvest flclil,
It looka Ilke-llatliinberK hiia nolved
thn iiroblein no fur an Northwentern
Ih concerned. Tho women will hie
more rooma In thn city lo choono
from Mini eat at thn rafctnrla.
lo miKiir lieetn thin yvar, with a re
tiini to Ihn farmer of approximately
I Id, 0110,000.
WaMicrvtoiiicM I'lirm t'oloii,
AtUWMlA, 111.. May 7 Waidi
women hum are fortoloK n union to
rtx a minimum price of a (out an
hour for their work Tho nienent
avornltu whkii la 3f emits nn hour,
wmi curiam to ami from work.
Can- of llomclc.vH Anlinnli.
LONDON. Mav 7 Or Urnral V
r:r......r in.!... Cottle, famoiia fkln f pci lallnl. died
nil m i.v . . .. ' l,,cr', '""Hy ""'I "Ih will bIvch
(Hll'.l'.I.Kl . ('Ml.. MllV 7 -tin.' ttKll tltlll II. Cr....l Imm.l.... I.,
line will fiplln illfferetlcc between tipnt .iii..ir.iilini.l. .m.i nr..i..r.i n,-.., i,nn, i
Tho laruo Krowcra and the (lrr.ni v,.,r,, l,,i n, i,,i ...
in ivncKnn. i niiKar compiuiy over irlce for thn
will be nerved cafeteria htvlo and at
nrtual runt, no tho entire cxpennn of
the 10 weeKa will run from Mr. to
IG0, never beyond the latter fluure,
A larsn truck linn been obtained from
thn Kovernmptit and It will bn uned
to convoy ptiplht from the dlatant
THE MISERY 0
BACKAC
E
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
ham' Vegetable
Compound.
Mllkefinn, Mich. - "Kor aix jeara t
wna an weak in my hack at times Hint
1 could hnn Ik
walk. !,jdl. I.
I'lnkhnni'a Vcgo.
tnhlo Conipoutul
waa reconiuienil'
ril tn me and it
ni a il o me ood
ntnl atrnni; anin
o that I am utile
to do all ni y
work. I highly
recommend your
nudtcinc hihI'UII
exervone I meet
nliat It did for rue." Mra. O.
KciiooMiEij "to Wood Ave, Mil.
kegnn, Mich.
Woman's Precious Gift
Tim one "lileli aim should moat real
suiily i;uaril la her health, hut aim
niton !irnlecls lo do o in aemon tuitil
onin aliment ticcullnr In her aex, hn
raatennl itnelf upon tier. When no
ilTcctnl wotnen may rely npon l.ulla
K. I'inkiinin'a Vcs'elnlil'e ' ompounil,
t remedy Hint han hecn vrnudcrfullv
lurr'raiiful in rcntoring liraltli to auf.
(eritiR women.
If you hove, the allhtrat iloulit that
l.ydla K. rinkliam'a VeietMn Com.
round will heliiyou, write to l.villu V'.
'inklirttu Medicine Co. ( con tidcn t ll )
Lynn, .Man., for advice. Your letter
will Ik' opened, rend ami answered by
womnu and held In strict coiUlilcncc.
em lo'curinii tiroiiuet on it u cil.l i,i ., i......
i'!',',lr.1 V1"ti.""ly. lftn,,.n,".n nrrrH ,f n,M n f,'"w Wn"t A'N ""'I "en
'" v., ..in nr. piaonieii die Uj lirlglltcn.
ANOTHER PROFESSIONAL
NORSE COMES 00T WITH
A STRONG ENDORSEMENT
,ment and aour almost nt nnce, t
llnt.1.1 ... . ...I.I. . . . .. 1 .
i i t-v i ml """ i""i up wiin ku, ami tnoan
JVlrs. IVIinnick Declares She irrriidn pain would Ket ho t.id i
IS enjoying ClOOd Health badly rundown, lost welsht and
For First Time in Sivlnon """''"Kth, and felt 10 tired and worn,
i ur i irsi 1 ime in OlXICCn nm n th.. time 1 could liardi tset
J CUTS. 'nriMinci. 1 nan paina In every part
'of my body Juat about nil the time,
I but they were especially bad In tho
r.nTr.. . A ,,,- Mliall of my back 1 iij suffered
OFTEN LAY AWAKE '" nvern headaches and (liny
A I I Nir'UT I rHJn h',cIIh. I,ni1 iV uervea wero ao bndly
UL, INlVaM 1 LPINL upmit could crt but lltlln hlecp.
, often lying awakn all nltht lonp,
! u.ar, fc(, muPn f tho Rood
.Tnnlao wna dolna; nthnra I decided to
Says Her Troubles Have !, Vrr'u'h;Kni,,,need,c:d0V,,,,, tthn
bnded SlltCe TaKinC!1" ''"I''vo rlKht away. It was only
rp 1 J ci 11 " w o"aya beforn my aipetlte re-
laniac and one Mas turned ami I can now eat anvlhliiK
r.-iinrl Tiunntu pnnn,. " wnnt without hnvnK- a particle of
VjCllIieU iwenly rounds. I trouble atterwurda. Thoin terrible
I Riiawimr paltix that had troubled
Mra, Allen Minulck, who hnn been nm ao many yearn havn entlrelv ills
a profcMiinual nuran for 36 veara Utipeared. I never havn a headache
and renltlcN at lSlfi Twenty. third ; or become dlwy, nnd the palna that
avenue, Seattle. Wuah , ndda her 1 wern throughout my body IniVn all
volcn to the hundrcda of other IniKone. In fact, my wholo sy'iin hna
TO OPEN MARKET
Committee of '17 Is Ap
pointed at Meeting
in Chicago.
t Mil AiiO, May 7 A .ominlttite
nf 1 1 rcprcaeritliiK all brnnehea of
K-a n pioductirjii a ml marketing will
be aiioioted to plan the alahlllzlni,'
and h.nidlliiK of thn wheat cmp and
i take anion on the matter of open
I. i, a Krain exi hanxe for future trud
1 iK n wheat afKr .May SI, when tho
win " Kuaranly a t expire, It wa
d Idi d today at a ineetluK of board
of (radi repreannl.illvea. itniln iloal
er. n.iiirra, elevator men and bunk
e i alb d by Jullua II. Ilarnea,
fe If lal wheat diiei tor.
An ill' r committee, compoaed nf
two ii i r' Hcniatlve from eacji of tin.
e cht (X'haiiKe where tr.ldea In fit
t.irri have been bandied, UhleiiRO,
I) ill ut Ii Mlnpi'Hpoll, Omaha, Toledo,
MiiwiiiKee, Kalian City and HI.
i, iii i win ne aiipoinieu to make
rn onimendatloria on tho reaumptlon
of fu'ure tnidlnc; In wheat. Thn
r'immitlee will t nnaliler ailKK'iatlnin
from all clement coneernc(l anil
wit r cn i It ri'coinmendatlonH tn
th" Renern commtlten which will
t iKn ai linn
The general body will he eom
poned of three reireaentatlv(w from
thn followitiK Kroutia Mtllera, coun
try Kralti dealer, faruieia' elevator,
ermlnal elevator, farmer' orKun
Unli'MH, p'odllcera, etinrtcr, flour
handler, linker, tranitiortatlon rep
resentatives and one reprecntrillvn
from eaeh of thn Hi exehiuiRn In
the country. .
Illllterinlll. iim i;(tlm;ub.ii'r.
Oltl.KANH. Kan. May R lluller
f it II k aed the home of Philip llup
Imter. n farmer near here, from de
atriictlou by file the other day
While neighbor were fiKlttltiR ilea
perntely to aubilue thn flame, the
water nuppty kuvp out At IIiIh criti
cal moment n enn of huttermllk wn
( omnia interred nnd used to nm h kooiI
effect Hint thn flrn ivin kept Under
control until water could ho obtained
Ai rcat;c Stimll. Hut Much Ilain.iReil
by Wind nnd IVot I Ixxiklinc
lleltcr Now.
rrii lo Thf Wnrlil
PONCA CITY, Okla , Mny .Only
SO per cent of thn 1013 wheat ncro
ngn wn planted laat full, ao far a
Kiy county I concerned, and fully
26 tier cent of that planted ha alnen
been ileatroyed, principally by wind
whbh were the inot anvcr till
aprlnu ever known In thl territory.
Tim wheat ileatroyed by .wind wna
that planted na a rule on necond bot
tom Innd, ;enernlly a aandy loam
that :oe with the wind. Home of
thn wheat wa Injured In thn valley
by the enow lying on It ton long.
Tho beat wheat in Kay county, or
about 7.'i per i ent of thft planted
acreiiKe, I lit thn river and creek
bottom, principally along thn Chi
kaakla river, clear neroan tho county,
with the beat wheat In tho Tonk
awa neighborhood, L'ptnnd wheat Is
very poor as ti rule. Tho lot Ilanch
ha Home cxicllonl wheat, Holdanl
brother hnn too nerc of good
wheat Juat cunt of hero in Oaage
county, and Donation brother have
1.000 ncrcn of flno wheat In tho lied
Hoc U locality.
of thn former wheat land, not
planted to hhort crop nnd barley
titoxlmntnly 3!i per cunt Ims been
pbinte dto short crop and barely
and 15 per cent tn corn. Thn barley
acreage I the grentcat ever known In
Kay iiiunty and thn corn nercuge In
the greatest In year. Much of tho
wheat land In tho Kuw City locality
I being llHted to corn, although In
other localities a great deal nf tho
wheat, considered not good, In fast
coming out a thn renult of tho pres
ent summer weather. Tho earlv
sown wheat look good for a full
i rop. Oats, badly damaged by lato
frosts nnd winds, nro coming nut In
fairly good shape, with about thn
Maine, acreage an heretofore planted
In Kay county.
Wheal harvest I about n month
off In thl county, although It I fig
ured to be later than usual thl sea
son. The nrrlvnl nf new harvesting
machinery ut all shipping point I a
sine indication that harvest Is approaching.
REBELS TO SOON
SEIZE SEAPORTS
ro.VTi.Nt'r;i vnou vur. o.nk
lean consul here. Hn said he re.
celved n telegram from the preal
dent early today and that the mra
f.gn wan sent from thn national
palace.
Hall I J no Cut
Thn National Hallway of Mexico,
thp most important line connecting
Mexico City with the American bor
der, w.ta cut by Mexican rebel to
dny at I.ampazo (10 mile nouth o
the border. Telegraph wire also
wero cut ntyl no new could be ob
tained rom n. military train carrying
100 reinforcements for tho garrison nt
Neuovo Laredo, opposite Uiredo.
The troop wern being rushed from
Monterey to Nucvo I.arcdo following
thn mutiny of nearly 100 mounted
customs guards lnt night.
Thn custoniH guards who declared
allegiance to thn Konora revolution,
find tho Mexican City after exchang
ing shot Willi Cnrranza soldier laat
midnight iniiI tonight were reported
(o bn at Colombia, a herder town I.i
miles northwest of Laredo. It wan
reported they were adding reinforce
menta and equipping themaelves for
an attack on Nuovo Laredo. Heporta
that they had already demanded sur
render of tho diy could not be con
firmed. (ioncral Hcynaldo (lama, military
commander at Nucvo Laredo, de
elated today that tho municipal po
llen and part of tho custonm iruiirds.
niimborltig 00 men, remained loya
to thn central government. Hn nald
.. I. . I nrn lltt.mP
iorces ai ni uiiiuiiun,'. .. .
i. fiffpn.t itm cltv and lhat request!
for reinforcement from Monterey
had been made so pursuit of th" de
fecting custom guards and other
rebel In this section could be taken
up Immediately. Thn whereabout
of thn Monturcy troop was unknown
tonight. They were wild to be un
der command of Oencral Carlo
Ozuna.
Tho Mexican consulate today an
nounced a temporary suspension of
vlselng of American pniwportg nnd
ionler jierlml. The border towns,
they announced, would probably be
closed "until normal conditions are
restored."
KL PASO, May 7 The Carrnnza
government at Mexico City La totter
ing, while l.i.OOO Konora revolution
ists have begun their southern sweep
inward th" nation' capital T R
lleitran commercial agent for the
revolutionists announced today
WILL INVESTIGATE
SERIOUS CHARGE
c-ONTiNtED rnoM rAon ost.
StueVo had related the circum
stance. A number of members of
tho open shop association, mostiv
prominent business men, declared
that unles working conditions on
tho new hospital were made morn
Uirrpp.nhiP to workmen, regardless ot
unionism or non-unlonlsm, thSV
would withdraw the substantial
pledges they had made for the con
struction of ihe Institution.
'When It comes to threatened de
struction nf human life lo preVeni
the open shop movement from gain,
ing headway, things arc reaching a
stage when Immediate action it
needed and It la coins to be taken.
one member of the association de
Aired last nleht. "We nre not
showing favoritism toward cither
union or non-union men an long n
they conduct themselves propcrlv
and do a full day's work 1 do tj"t
believe the good cHleznshlp of Tills
will stand for the use of such Uctl'-n
as Mr Htueve reported."
Another meeting of the association
Is to be held todav at which 'hn
incident reported bv Mr Stuove, will
be further Investigated
this piofesslon who have already In
dorseil Tit nine.
"Hlnce I began Inking Tanlac I
hnvc not only gained 20 pounds In
weight, but for the first time in IS
yeatn I am free of pain nnd en
joying good health," slated Mr.
Mlnnlck. "I constantly had cramp
ing, gnawing pains In my stomach
all mere enm, my npnetltt. wn
extremely poor nnd thn lltlln did
eat caused me great distress, After
every rural my food began to fer-
been built op by Tntllac I !i ivn in
gained my strength so I can clj my
work n a nurse which keeps me rn
my feet for hnllra rt.iv nn.t nl.'lit
'without a part vie of trouble Sev'
eral of my partlents have taken
intilac, and It ha proven beneficial
In every case After what TatlHo
has done for mo I can never nay
enough for tt."
Tanlao Is sold In Tulsa exe'Me
ly by the Quaker and Puritan Prug
companies.
Never Mind the Sun
Get a
Straw Hat to Wear
J ET us remind you that the best place to get
your new suit, cool, light weight felt hat,
oxfords, shirts or summer underwear is at our
store for men's wear exclusively.
See Our
Window Display
Open Until
9 P. M.
tulsa. Okla
Carnation
Grocery
and
Market
The Store With a Conscience
fPIace Whcrefej
J You Will MM
Eventually
warn
MO 8. Main
Phono O-7I20
Wc Have a Store Full of Good Things
for Shoppers Who Appreciate
Good Values
Plenty of strawberries, full quarts, at 55c per box;
home-dressed hens, lamb, veal, corn-fed beef,
porli, barbecued beef and pork; fresh milk, White
City Jersey farm pure Jersey milk, cottage cheese, Mrs.
Lewis' home-made cakes, vegetables and fruits of all
kinds.
We always have everything that is obtainable.
Carnation Grocery
and Market
L. D. BEAVERS, Manager
Sanitary Cash Grocery
112 North Main Street
Phones, Osage 613-9443 Phones, Osage 613-9443
Free delivery on all orders over $5. Small orders
delivered for 10c.
Guaranteed fresh -Country Eggs, per dozen 43c
Meadow Queen Butter 62c
Henn, alive, per pound 35c
(Fresh dressed to order FREE)
Michigan linnd-pli Ucd
Navy Henna ,pcr poun
New Cabbage,
per pound . . .-i . . .
New Potatoes,
per pound
White Onlonc
por piniiid . . .
.. 10c
6c
35c
12c
ttnrly June Peas,
per can .
Swcot Corn,
per can .
Tomatoes, per
can
Kraut, No. 3 cans,
3 for t
Spinach, No. 2 cans,
2 for
Special for Todny Headlight Matches,
per box
15c
15c
15c
25c
25c
5c
Fresh tomatoes, new peas, spinach, cucumbers, head
and leaf lettuce, green onions, turnips, carrots, mustard
greens, celery, egg plant, strawberries. Everything
fresh.
Osage Grocery & Market
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Fresh Country Eggs per dozen
43c
3 Iba, Pcaberry
Coffee cj)l.
1 lb, Ronoco J(
Coffco 4ba7C
1 lb. Sunshine AC
Coffee 40C
Halo's Leader jo.
Coffee 40C
Kunklssed A f)
Coffee 40C
Knsper Tea, 4 Ih. or
package 40C
Hale's Leader Rolled nr
Oats, 3 Ih. 7 o. 6uC
Our Mill Rolled Oats, . 1 -
J lb I 02 11C
Our Mil Milk,
small size V)C
Choice dried Peaches, OP
p-r ib Abe
Choice dried Prunea, 1171
per lb 1 0 C
Best Seeded Raisins, 1Q.
per Ib IOC
Choice tilled Apples, OQ
per lb mOC
Our Mill naked Pork and -
Beana, No. 2 ran IDC
Campbell's Pork and t A r
Ileans. No. 2 can IfxC
Navy Q
Ileans . U
lleans cI7U
Full Head 1 A n
nice 14C
Red Kidney - rv
Heans 1UC
Corn Kernel In rich creamy
milk, size lft
No 2 10C
Rader Corn, Oftrt
2 cans for &UC
Cotton Brand, Rarly nr
dune Peas, 2 cans mDC
Sikamore Peas, OKn
2 cans tJC
Rest Hominy, - O
2 4 Ib. can JLC
Polar Bear Sliced Teaches, in
40c
PolarRcar Apricots, in A f
heavy" syrup AUC
Battleship Rlackberrles, A p
No. 2 size 23c; 2 for....ftt)C
Rest can Pumpkin, - CJ
2V4 lb. can lC
Royal Sliced Pineapple, QQ
No, 2 tan DOC
Onllon can Rfs
Catsup .-UUC
Oallon can QE
Blackberries cttlC
Babbit Cleanser, ! f
3 cans .1UC
Sunhrlto Cleanser, -t T
2 cans IOC
P. & O. Naphtha Soap, 2)(J
Meat Department
Moyell's Icnva Pride Hams,
half or wholo . . 1
Dry Salt Jowls,
per lb
Good Smoked Bacon,
per Ih, .
Choice Rolled Rib Roast,
Ppr ib
Pork Shoulder Roast,
per lb, . . .
.40c
19c
38c
38c
28c
Choice Let; of Lamb,
per lb
I'resh Sparcrlbs,
per Ib
Blue Ribbon Margarine, colored,
per lb m
Lily Brand Margarine, colored,
per lb
Best Breakfast Bacon, rllced,
1 lb. package .'
40c
25c
38c
45c
50c
PIGGLY WIGGLY
ALL OVER THE WORLD
We havo a "roP'ete line of fresh vegetables and fruits
TOD WILL JT A ''ft TIIK AISLKS OK TIIK CLUA.VKST STORK $
101 n 1.11 isitli ). am tiii: phici:s will si'HPiuiii: you
noil a i lw or Tin: piuciiY vic;;ly prices.
25c
64c
31c
45c
... 93c
$1.83
$2.78
$1.47
Tivo cans No. 2
Pca.i -,
Meadow Gold
Rutter, pound
Crlsco, 1 -pound
can
one and pno-hulf pound
can Crlsco , , ,
Threo-pound can '
Crlsco
Crlsco, 6 -pound
can
Crlsco- 9 pound
rap
hwift m Pure Lard, in t A 1
bulk, per pound . . 1tt4lC
Independent Packing Co a l ino
Lnrd, a -pound Q-t -j n
P'"l " tbl.lO
owuis i-remiiini Pure Lard
in 0 pound pails,
net
SMviris Premium Pure Lard,
in 10-pound mo
pntls, net . . tLd, Li
owiii-s .icwei tinorlenlng. tour
pound palls,
net
Swift h Jewel
pound pails,
net
Cottolene, No.
cans
Strletl fresh Kegs In
canons, per dozen . .
COFFEES
Hnlo's Lender,
pound ,
Lipton's Stec Cut,
pound ,
Whlto House,
pound
Polger's Golden Gale.
pound
Arabian Banquet,
pound , , , ,
$1.15
Shortening. In fc
$2.25
55c
47c
49c
54c
55c
61c
61c
SPECIALS
Two cans No. 2
Corn . . . r
P. and (!. Soap, 10
bars , , . ,
Hund-ptckcd Navy
Beans, pound
Hund-plckcd Navy
UeanK, 10 pounds
Grand Prizu Butter.
per package , . . . .
lirookftcld Butter,
pi.r pnekago
k'lcar Biouk Butter,
per package
Wilson's Nut Olco,
tier pound
ilfon s Certified Oleo,
tier pound, colored . . . .
WlUon'a Diamond A
Oleo, colored, pound...
Ueav Nut Oloo,
per pound
(em Nut Olco, colored,
per pound
Swift's Premium Oleo,
N C , per pound
Lily Brand Olco, col
ored, per pound . . . .
Lincoln Oleo, colored,
tier pound
Troco Nut Oleo,
per pound
Nucoa Nut Oleo,
per pound t .-.
COFFEES
St. Nicholas,
3-pound can
Alton's
Old 30
Arbucklo's
pound
Breakfast Delight,
pound
St Nicholas,
J-Pnd can ......
25c
75c
9 k
94c
67c
66c
65c
32c
51c
38c
33c
43c
43c
45c
38c
33c
36c
$1.71
44c
45c
57c
45c
10c
9c
18c
18c
60c
59c
23c
21 EAST
FIRST ST.
. $1.15
WE DON'T MEET PRICESWE MAKE THEM
PIGGLY WIGGLY
.Two cans No. 2 or
Tomatoes SOC
Wllhon'B Certified Oleo, colored,
but without label, rcgu- in
lar 51c grade, pound .... 4UC
eunsnine Krcsn Roasted and
Ground Coffee,
per pound ........
r'resh Buttermilk,
tier quart
Fresh Sweet Milk.
per pint . . ..
Krcsh Sweet Milk,
per quart
Krcsh Sweet Cream.
20c pfT bottle
hwirts Premium Bacon,
i-pouna canon, sliced .
Wilson's Certified Bacon.
l-pound carton, sliced.
Lemons, extra fancy,
per dozen
iicn Mtur Hour, f-t
-'i-pounil sick dJX.tX
Good Homo Flour. (!
2t-pound sack . ... tDl.OD
Post Toastles, two or
packages for (LuQ
Rolled Oais and Two-Mlnuta
Oats, two fr
packvres ZnC
Puffed Wheat, 11 A
per package J 4-C
Shredded Wheat, 1 O 1
Per package J.O2C
COFFEES
Breakfast Do Luxe,
pound
Nature's Best,
pound j
Maxwell House,
pound
H. and K
pound
Raldr,
pound
55c
61c
56c
61c
47c
9
4
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21 EAST
FIRST ST.