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FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1911. THE CALUMET NEWS. PAGE THRU I i Hancock Department HANCOCK CITY HAIL TO BE DECORATED FOR HOMECOMING COUNCIL DECIDES TO GIVE JOB OF DECORATING TO EXPERTS. No Concessions For Fakirs of Others West of the Crossing. The Hancock city hall la to be one of the most elaborately decorated build trigs In Hancock during thi home coming, tin- city father la special ud j"iiltied session lust evening deciding that It should be done In a manner that would net an example in the way of decorating that others might emulate, and consequently the Job will be turn rd over to one of the expert decorat ors now In the city. Sevcrul buildings have already been decorated und the decorations are something new locally where the exterior decoration of busi ness places has usually been limited to u few streamers of bunting and cheap flags. The North western Hotel, the Ilium drug store, Northy building, Fillers, Callahans and the Portage Coal and I)ock company's oilke ure among those that are making a good t hou lug and when all the buildings on Qulney street uro similarly decorated it will present a scene of beauty and color never before seen in Hancock. The city by giving the Job of decorat ing the city hall to one of the experts lAYIATOR CHARLES MOROK, ARRIVES HERE WITH MACHINE will be something that will be well worth while. The matters of illumin ating the hall during the week was hft to the city hall committee. A motion was adopted lavt evening hy which It was decided that no con cessions or any kind are to be granted, either to outsiders or to home people, In the district west of the railroad rossin;; on Quiucy street. This ac tion is taken for the purpose or pre venting anyone from trespassing mioii ! privileges of the home-coming com- mitiee. City Clerk Mardonald was authoriz ed to Instruct property owners on Qulney street, Hancock rtrcct und Railroad avenue to repair defective sidewalks. Health OMIccr Armincn reported that several persons who had been or dered to make sewer connections had Tailed to comply. The matter wan re ferred to the health committee with power to act. Alderman Hosking offered a sugges tion that the pipe to be used on Pop lar street for water mains should be four instead or two Indies in diame ter. No action was taken. A Idler was read by O. F. lingers from a woodworking concern which desires a site and a 1 us for estab lishing a factory. This, too, was pass ed nil without the council taking any action. The ll.jiior bond applications receiv ed favorable action, the applicants bc- VISIT0R3 ARRIVING DAILY FOR HOME-COMING CELEBRATION. Decoration of City In Progress on Most Elaborate Scale. Charles Morok. the aviator, who is to Klve daily llUlits at the city park dur ing the hoiiie-ioiiiing celebration next week, arrived in the city last evening, ace onipanied by his me chanician and bringing with him the biplane in which the llights will be made' Mr. Morok says that his machine Is of the Far man type, and that there will be; no dilliculty in giving the exhibitions un less the wind should be blowing too hard. "Ill's just as easy to manipulate an aeroplane," said Mr. Morok this morning, "as It is to run a motor car, and a man who this season may tie a chauffeur on a taxicab may next year lug Fdinond Cagnon and Joel Matt son. Mayor Dodge last evening reported that he had received a communication from the Mineral Range olllclals In re gard to the matter f the city securing p strip or laud along the right of way on Hallmad avenue for street purposes, the railroad company proposing to ex change land on the north side of the right or way for n corresponding strip rn the south wide, foot for foot. The matter will be given further consid eration at the regular meeting of the council next Wednesday evening. DEPEND ON THIS STORE FOR LOW PRICES. LAMj V fCALUMET 6sW' MICHIGAN 53tf?? rUv'-;, if IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THIS STORE. Statement ISTo. The Glass Block has been in existence just four years and each year it is more evident that it meets the growing needs of the people. The Glass Block is not afraid of initiative it changes as time changes. It makes itself a necessity to the Copper Country it supplies a great human want, and best of all, it keeps faith with the public. Initiative not precedent has made the Glass Block Store what it is. There was no precedont for dis covering America. Through our Economy Talks we hope to cemert more strongly the confidence in our house of our old patrons and to make many new ones... We want to tell you actual facts which will show you just what a big and thoroughly down-to-tho-minute business we have succeeded in building up. Because such an organization could not have been built except on sound business principles and must naturally indicate that which you seek quality of product, excellence of service and a square deal. 1X Ml DO YOU FIGURE PERCENTAGE? 1 Frying Fan No. 55 1 Frying Fan No. .14 1 Fread Fan ((Slack) 1 Stove Crush same make and ciu.ility 1 Dust Fan 1 Flour Sifter ' 1 Hottlc Wizard Oil 1 Scrubbing 1 Srush 1 Fackagc Corn Starch 1 lb. Upton's Tea 1 Can Stove Follsh 1 3 tt. Dinner Fail Worcester Sauce Fork und Fcuns, Same Fraud The Dividend Store Prices Glass Block Store Prices Money we Mrs yon .28 .10 180 percent .150 .10 100 lr cent .18 .10 ,S0 Percent MX .20 75 Percent .15 .10 50 percent .15 .10 50 .Percent S1.00 .72 lH 8-10 Per cent .20 v .15 :m imo i t .10 .08 25 percent .:5 .28 25 percent .10 .08 25 Percent .:?0 .25 20 i" r .05 .15 I I 110 it cc.t .20 .115 25 pit Total s 1.21 T,,t"' S2.87 w" B;,ve ou 4G G-10 REMEMBER price list No. l--savcd you 22 1-5 per cent. 44 " No. 2 44 44 21 24-100 per cent. 44 44 No. 3 44 4 4 2 0 per cent. 44 4 4 No. 4 44 44 20 per cent. 44 No. 5 44 44 21 4-10 per cent. 4 4 4 4 No. 6 saves you 46 6-10 per cent. OUR NEW PRICE LIST JULY LIPTON'S TEAS. Lip tons Tea. No. 1 lb. can .. .55 Uptons Tea No. 1 lb. can .28 Fox Spanish Saffron 13 10 -cent size IMaglc Yeast, 7c, ' 4 boxes for .25 10-ccnt size Back Salt, 8c, 4 for 25 Monsoon White Isabel tea... .55 COFFEE. Highest Grade Mocha and Java, 1 lb. can .40 Highest Grade Freakfast Fiend 1 lb. pkgs .26 Highest Grade Reception, 1 lb. can -35 Highest Grade Ueceptlon, 2 lb. can 65 5 lb. pail Froakkfast Fiend. Japanese Cup and Saucer. $1.50 nichlleu Coffee 1 lb. pkg... .26 mil, i9U SOAPS AND POWDERS Queen Ann Soap, 26 bars for $1.0 Dak Ieaf Soap, 28 bars for $1.00 American Family Soap. 23 tiara ' for $1.00 10 cent tdze Ivory Soap 09 10 cent Sa polio 08 Klrkt'Itne Washing Powder .20 Gold Dust Washing" Fowder. . J22 Johnson Washing Powder. .20 Spend your tl'mics and nickels hero Thus tftow richer year hy year. Fiour 91 lb, sack PllWbury .$2.60 Flour 49 lb. sack Plllsbury. .$1.30 Louf Sugar 18 pounds $1.00 KggH, per dozen 21 Quaker Gats, large tdze 22o Shredded Wheat 12 Mother's Corn Flakes, 3 pk .25 Walter Faker's Chocolate... .35 Shepps Cocoanut 1 lb. pkgs .25 Hhcpps' Cocounut bulk ..... .18 Cur rant h 13 MISCELLANEOUS. Fed Cross Macaroni 09 Crenni of Wheat 14 Grape Nuts 2 kK 25 Corn Syrup, qt. can....... .12 Royal Faking powder 39 Cross A Fluck wells vinegar 22 Crofls & plackwells onions .55 wrons & Rlackv ell' Chow Chow : 65 Cross & Pluck well Chow Chow, pints 32 Cross Plackwells onions .32 Shoulder Hams per lb 13 Fran, 100 lb. sock $1.35 Middlings 100 lb. sack $1.55 Corn per bushe l 85 Oats per bushel .60 3 lb. box sodas -22 Fancy mixed cookies .14 It is legitimate to talk ahout your poods as long as AVe don't make Promises Wo Make Good. vou tell tho truth. LEAF LARD. 20 lb. pall $2-60 10-lb. pall Silver Leaf ....$1.35 5 lb. pall Silver Leaf 70 CREAMERY BUTTER. 1 lb. prints any brand JO Loose butter any brand 28 SNIDER'S PORK AND BEANS 3 lb. can, 20c size 17o 2 lb cn. 15c size 13o 1 b. can, 10c size...' 8 CHOCOLATE. Whiter Fakers, lb 18 Sweet Chocolate, 4 for .... .25 VAN HOUTEN COCOA. 1 lb. can 80 Vi-lb. can 3 H-lb. can 23 FLAVORING EXTRACTS. 4 os. bottlo Vanilla & 3 ok. bottlo Vanilla .30 2 oz. bottle Lemon 4 os. bottle Lemon 33 Pump yourself full of enthusiasm every morning this is not the time for "Dead Ones' nor Douhtiii"; Thomas', lt the mist fall from your eyes and after comparing ahovo prices can you still douht that your dividends are paid monthly instead of annually. be making record in aeroplane flights. In some respects the steering of an ae roplane is less difficult than navigating a motor ear through a clly street us there Is no likelihood of anyone get ting in the way and no sharp turns to negotiate." Mr. Morok went to the exhibition grounds thl morning to put his ma chine together und expects this even ing to make a trial flight. The decorating of the city is now under full swing, a number of busl ne tss places having a heady been dec orated in ornamental and attractive ele-idgns by one of the firms of decorat ors now in the city. The decorations are iljlleient from any ever attempt ed in Hancock before, being similar to those Been in large cities at big cele brations, the entire, fronts being cov ered with Hags and bunt big from cornice to foundations. The North western hotel, Callahan's, Filler's, Nichols', Ciabattai i's, the Scott laun dry, the Northey bloc k and others have already been decorated and the beauti ful effect produced will result In sim ilar work being done on practically every buslner-s house la town. The Houghton County Flectrlc Light company Is going to crci t a big searc h light on Quincy street. which will servo to illuminate the decorations at night and afford illumination for some of the parades which may take place at night. The light will be placed on a pivot, revolving so as to be reflect- ed in every direction. Woik at the park is be ing rushed by Manager Qulnn and his assistant, and the flag poles, tdreamcru and other decorations are being put la place, ttfe park being at present the busiest place In the city. Horns-Coming Visitors. Daniel Crawford arrived jesterday from Detroit for a vl:dt with his sons John I). and pert J. Crawford in this city. Charles Uren of Futte and Steve Berry in an of Denver, both old rptsl dents of Hancock, have returned for the home-coining celebration. James Carrigan ami wife of Futte. Montana, will arrive Sunday for the home-coming and also will attend the reunion of the mining college students In August. Francis O'Brien of Puluth arrived this morning for a visit with relatives and friends in Hancock during the celebration. William Hodgson of Iron Mountain, forme rly an agent; of the Metropolitan life insurance com'pany In this city, Is here for an extended visit. Miss Hllen Webb is visiting at the home if her mother, Mrs. John Webb, on Center street. Fist Hancock. Mrs. B. It. White or Winnipeg and children, and also Miss Elsie Weismtl hr of Hancock, who has been visiting for several months In Wlnnlpegj will arrive here Sunday for the hoine-coni-ing. Mrs. White will spend some time here visiting at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs.' Adolph Huhl of Hancock. CHARGED Willi OBIAINING HIS ELECTRIC LIGHT FREE JOHN PERONI ARRESTED ON COMPLAINT OF COMPANY. Two Dodgevills Men Fined for Assault and Battery by Judge Little Today. John l'eronl of Hancock, who run a saloon near the ear barn In west Hancock, was am Med last night on a warrant Issued on complaint of the Houghton County Traction Light om pany. charging him w ith attai hing a wire to the main wire of the company and thereby obtaining current for leetric lighting without paying for It. That this had be-e-n going on for :me time had been ,-o.ispt-ctc-d by the Elec tric Light eompany, find last nlnht two olticers went to IVmnl'H place and found (tie lights burning, without be ing attached to n meter. This morning when arraigned before Justice Little in Houghton, Feronl pleaded not guilty ami demanded an examination, which was tct for s o'e lock tomorrow morn ing. Dodgeville Men Arrested. Two IkKlgevllle men were arrested In ft night by ffucer Jame-e Matter, ehaige'd with assault and battery on complaint of I'cter Jockovac of the Superior Mine. The two men were Louis M ilatiovjVh and.Hiphdf Kovano vich, the latte-r of whom it was shown had been the principal offender, hav ing had a fancied grievance against Jockovac, and Inducing Milatnnl',fi to Join with hlrn in an attempt to get even. The two men laid for Jocko vac and pelted him with rocks, one of whhh. Inflicted a severe Injury to Jackovae back. Milarrovlch was fined ten dollar and costs wlibh he paid, and KosHitovlch was assessed $25 and costs or AO days in Jail as an alterna tive. He was sent to Jail until the money for the fine and costs Is forthcoming. NO ACTION TAKEN. DANGER TO CHILDREN IN STEALING RIDES ON CARS TRACTION OFFICIALS TAKING STEPS TO AVOID ACCIDENTS. Parents Cautioned to Warn Children Against Riding on Trailers. During the Hancock hotne-comlng celebration next week and also at the time eo! the mining college reunion in August the Houghton County Traction eompany contemplated running n five or six minute car service, with double headers, or trailers, to accommodate the Immenw passenger traflle that Is expected. In connection with this arrangement, Frank O. Mayotte, claim agent of the traction company, calls attention to the danger resulting from children stealing rides on these trailers, as Il lustrated a few elays ago by the hor rible accident which befell an Fsca naba boy thmugh falling between the two cars and the second car running over his boely, killing him. it Is Impossible, Mr. Mayotte stated, for the conductor to watch both the cars while he Is In rne f them col lecting fares, and It Is therefore urged upon the parents r guardians ef chil dren and the public at large to be? careful about allowing youngsters to Jump em and off the cars to steal ride.-; while the conductor Is so engaged that h'J cannot watch them. No action was taken by the Portage Lak" Business Men's Association upon the request ef the executive commit tee of the home-coming celebration that Wednesday next. July F. be ob served as a general holiday. The re quest was submitted to the association hy the se-cre-tary but as there was a small attendance of members It was decided to lay It on the table. PEWABIC CONCERT PROGRAM. To Be Given Saturday Night as Part of Anniversary. Thomas Liity. choir leader of the I'ewablc Methodist lOfiiscopal church has given out the program for the con fer! to be given on Saturday evening (is a part of the anniversary home i oming observ.em e. It comprises num hers by some of the best talent lit the opper country and is as follows: Organ voluntary Miss Jenkins. "Comrades in Arms" Baltic C.lee club. Nolo Miss I'earl Kendall. Fe. ltatioti Miss I'riseilla Hicks. Quartette, "Jiit.t as I am" Messrs. Williams, Crabb, Nte-phens and Fr-n. Laches' quartette The Misses Jen. nle and Pearl Kendall, Minna Prynn and Pearl Tippett. Baltic Che (lub "Abide with Me." Organ voluntary Miss Jenkins. . Anthem iVwahic church choir. "Ora Pro Nobis" J. F. Williams. Feeitatlon Pris. llla Micks. Duet, "Watchman What of the Night" Messrs. Stephens and Wil liams. Ltdies' ejuartette Misses Jennie and Pearl Kendall ami Mina Prynn and Pearl Tippett. Solo, "Down in the Deep" B, Steph ens. Baltic r;ie. e-lub "Carry Me Balk to old Virginia." DEATH OF CHILD. The twenty months r.lel child nf Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ix'sklmn of Cross Point died last evening and the funeral took place thl afternoon, interment being lit Lake.il.le cemetery. HANCOCK BRIEFS. 4 vJ. Sl' -r Miss Irene Lindqtilst of Ripley has returned from the lower part of the state. The ste-ante-r Norwalk Is discharging a cargo of coal at the eiock of the People's Fuel company. The Hancock lodge of Knights of Pythias will this e-vening confer work In the first rank at Its regular meet ing. jjohn Shea of Bessemer Hrrlved this we-ek to attend the home-coming cele bration and to visit with relatives In this city. A number eif Hancock residents have le ft i r the Slmiie of Nle. Anne ill Fe'aupre in Quebec to utlend the annu al pilgrimage. Holly Kebekah lodge No. 310 e.f Han Cock will this evening Install the new cdtiivrs lectl a few wee ks ago at ths. semi-annual election. 4 Mrs. Matrhette. irrrdher e.f Dr. W. II, Matihitte, and Mifs Lucille Matcnette, Ins sister, arrived yesterday for a visit, here during the home-coming eelebra tiou. Mrs. C. W. Dunton 'f Manlstlque re turned home yesterday after a visit at the home of her parents, Mr. ami .Mrs. D. W. Bennett, and her fdster, Mrs. C. B. Sixby. The ste-amer Adriatic U en route for the Portage Coal and Dock company with a cargo of se-veii thousand ton. of I.-land Creek soft coal, and Is due to at ri on Sal unlay. Emll Toloncn returned yesterday from a fishing trip to the South Fangc. taken In company with Sam Flttl and .kar Vatihaincs of South Fange. They report good patches. The Women's Home Missionary so ciety of the Congregational churcli held Its regular meeting on Wednes elay afternoon at tin- home nf "Mrs. George L. Christiansen of Houghton. Manager Sullivan of the Hanerwk Koyal theater has secure-d the filnw showing the recent &00 mile automobile race at Indianapolis as the feature for the balance e.f the week. A new pro- cram of vaudeville and pictures will be given. Large- signs have been plaerd near the Hancock Methodist church Hnd at Flcctrlc park calling attention to trie annual Chautauqua to be held next week at FJectrlc park, and dliectimj special attention t the address on Saturday afternoon on "The Dangers of Sisdalism." by Hev. J. Wesley Hill. George We-alton of Bessemer, who came here to attend the wedding of his brother at Utke Linden on Wed nesday, has returned lnune. but will be back In August to be present at th cedebration of the t wenty-flffh anni versary of the mining school, of whicit he Is a graduate. The Hancock Scandina vlan Aid So c!;ty has recently eb-ted onVets as follows: President. F.rik Anderson;1 vice president, Anton Warren; record lnK secretary. Charl -s Larson; finan cial secretary, (ius Jacobsm; treasur er, Albin Johnson; chaplain, N. 1. Johnson; marshal. Fre-d Carlson; trus tee, one year, C.ns Jacobson; financial committee. John A. Swanson. Henry Larsi n, The-odore Johnson. N R no mm Calumet. Michigan Phone 16 Highest Quality food Products AT LOWEST PRICES It is interesting to note that many people have recognized the value of our price list to them and have profited by our prices. Get In on this snap. The early buyer wins. SITE FOR SHRINERS. Invitation Sent to Rochester Meeting by Greater Hancock Club. The Nobles of the Mystic Shrln", in convention at Rochester, N. Y. were wired ah invitation yesterday by the Oreater Hancock Club, to select this city as the tdte for the establishment of Ihe proposed Shrlners' Mecca, sug gested by Imperial' Potentate HI tics. Mr. llines In an address to the con vention in Tae'sday, reeomme nded that a tract of R.OOO acres be obtained on either Like Superior er Orecn Bay, .ind there be erected a club house, drill Iteld, ball room, hotel and summer cot tages for tho SI rlners. Instead of de pending upon various cities for hospl tallty on the occasion of holding con ventions. QUARTERLY CONFERENCE. The last quarterly conference of the Pcwahle M. F. church for this year waa held last evening and resulted In the election of the following trustees: Thomas H. Willi He. Henry Jenkins, John Polglase, Charles Kendall and Ueorge Jacobs. The stewards elected were Charles Kendall, Nicholas Cliim, John Polglase. William Jacobkon. He n ry Jenkins. (Se-orge Francis, A. T. Fen netts. W. S. Piper, Richard Wills, J'din If. Fascoe. WillUm J. Hanison and William Simmons; recording steward Henry Jenkins, und district steward, sack sack FLOUR AND FEED. 9S-lb. Sack 'Patent Flour 43-lb. Sack Patent Flour PS-lb. Sack Plllsbury Best TJ-lb. Sack Plllsbury Best Its-lb. Sack Parisian Flour , 4'J-lb. Sack Parisian Flour , Corn, per bushel . . ." Oats, per bushel AVheat, per bushel 100-lb. Sack Phoenix Chicken I-Yed. pe-r 100-lb. Sack Monitor Chick Feed, per lno-ll Sack Bran, per sack 100-lb. Sack Mldds 100-lh. Sack Cracked Corn liiO-lb. Coarse Corn Meal f o-lb. Sack Fine Yellow Corn Meal . ., 10-lb. Fine Corn Meal PROVISIONS. Swift's Very Fet Hams, per pound . Swift's Best Bacon, per mund Filed Beef Knuckles Summer Sausage 4- lb. pail Cottaline 5- lb. Fail Fest Fear Laid 10-lb. Pail Best Leaf Lard I'n-lb. Pail Best Loaf Lard New Potatoes, per peck SUNDRIES. Baking Soda, Arm and Hammer, per pkg. (Four for J,f Jello, asorted. (): three pkg-. for .... Maglo Yeast, lame pkg. four for .... Magic Yeast, small pkg. .; seven for ... Fecrkss Tobacco, per pound F. I). F. Tobacco, per pound Lemon Peel, per pound Citron Feel, per pound Salt, large sack Salt, small sack Navy Bean, per pound C.reen Pears, per pound Limn Beans, per pound ', -lb. Tins Colman's Mustard Kerosene Oil. per gallon Holland Ht rri.tg. lo-lb. keg Royal Baking powder, 1-lb. can Hun't Faking Powder. 1-lb. can F.i poundi N. Y. Cane Crun. Sugar Se-edcd Raisins, 1-lb. pkg VosfUr.a Currants. 1-lb. pkg 3 pounds Non-Caking Powdered Sugar for S2. ir si.::o st.:mi so hu.k t 1 1 s.;o si .yo i:o 2o mu 7o S2.50 ;: 25r " '.ITtr ...J Or 1.rr ..18r vSf lit US' 0 rr Or SI. OO ....io ....ITif CANNED GOODS. Tomatoes, good, full weight, per can ..... "0f Iork ami Ilea ns (Snldcr's) small si.e can if Fork and Benin (Snldcr's) medium si.e can. . . " JSf Pork and B-ans (Snldcr's) largo sl7.e can 1 7f Corn, per can. Of: three cans for Peas, per can, Of' three cans for 15rf Keystone pineapples, per can UTif Sardines In Od. "0: thrco rans for 1?. Sardines in Mustard, two cans for , 15."r Condensed Milk, Figle Brand TEAS AND COFFEES. Miller's Four C Line Coffee has no equal for qual ity. Frauds: Cubana, Charm, Curaena, Creole Blend. Price. 2rf tOt. Miller's No. 3 wSantr-s. per pound 2.f i-lb. Can Liptons Tea liSf 1-lb Can Lipton's Tea Bichelieu Vulcan Brand Coffee, per pound FARINACIOUS GOODS. Climax Vmlcelll. per pkg. L: three for 2IV Li Perfecto Macaroni, per pkg. three for 125 Farina. 1-lb. pkg. ; three for ZTC Potato Flour, 1-lb. pkg. )' tnre, f,,r 74 Quaker Rolb-d Oats, per pkg Of 4-lb pkg. Rolled Oats Tapioca, 1-lb. pkg. Of; three pkgs. for .. Postum Cereal, l-ll. pkg Uniln-O. 1-lb. pkg erain-O, '2-ll. pkg Corn Flakes, per pUg. T; four for Shredded Wjicat, per pkg I PICKLES, CHOW CHOW, OLIVES, ETC. Bismarck Sour Mixed. Mason Jars, quarts ....2rf Bismarck Sour Dill, Mason Jars, quarts !2rf Bismarck Smir onions, Mason Jars, quarts 2rf? Bismarck Swee t C.hctkins. Mason Jars, eiuarts.Jf Bismarck Swee t Mixed, Mason Jars, epiarts ....12rf Bismarck Chow Chow, Mason Jars, quarts iJfif Bismarck Mince Meat, Mason Jars, quarts ...Vjrif Crosse- & Black well's Faglish Chow Chow. ejts. .JJf Crosse & Blackwcll's lamlish Chow Chow, pts..Ofi Llbby's Olives, per battle JA0 Blue' Libel Ketchup, pints 1 Kf Blue Label Ketchup, emarts Iirif 22r 2.r 2::r SOAPS, WASHING POWDERS, ETC. Queen Anne Soap. 2fi bars for etak Leaf Soap, is Pars for SI .00 SI .00 Palm Olive Toilet Soap, thre-e cakes for 2r Sapolio. per cake Sf ('lea user, large can. per can fif 4- lb. pkg Wasnlng Powder, per pkg UOf Best Bitting, per bottle '-Sf Best Closs Starch. 1-lb. pkg S Best (Jbs Starch, 3-lb. pkkr 20f Fels-Naptha Soap. 23 bars Tor SI .00 PRESERVES, EXTRACTS, ETC. Monarch Assorted Preserves Red Cherries, Straw berries, peaches. Pears and (!ren iage Plums flavors. 2-lb. tM.ttles. 40c size, per bottle 27if 5- lb. Jars Jam. assorted Tfif 4-lb. Jars Preserves, assorted . .... ITif L mon Fxtract. 2 07.. battle for UOf Vanilla. Fxtract. 2 tz. bottle for 'JHf COCOANUT, COCOA AND CHOCOLATE. Van Houten s Cocoa, 'i-lb cans 24 Van llouten's Cocoa, li-lb. vans -lltf Fry's Coe-oa, ii-U. can 2-'tr Runkle's I'tKfwi, 'i-lb. can 2!tf Sweet Choe-olate, per cake 7fi; four for ......2rf W. Faker's Chocolate, 1-lb. cake Ilfif W. Baker's Chocolate. H-ln- cake 1 Sf Cocoanut, loose, per pound 4, IN CONCLUSION, we wish to call your attention to our QUANTITY PRICES. Wt offer quite an inducement for you to purchase in cato lots. This can be easily don on staple goods, such as Soaps, Canned Vegetables, Canned Fruits, Canned Milks, Eto. f Charles Kendall.