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IMloxitlily Frio© List,
Slielton April IS, ISS6.
SHELTON GASH STOPE.
HUNTER i EATON. Props.
Retailers OT : : :
Dry Goods and Groceries
HT TH E <&-$>
-Lowest Ppicfc<s
Never before has HARD TIMES compelled people to
make a DOLLAR go as far as NOW. We reslize this and
are prepared to serve you.
No loss by bad debts, no expense of collecting and
keeping accounts enables us to give y r ou the best values for
your DOLLAR. It pays others; it will pay you, to buy at
the Shelton CASH STORE.
We are selling Dry Goods as cheap as Groceries .and invite
you to call and inspect our stock.
Apples.
rooking and eating per box, CO to 1.25
Ammonia.
Extra Strength, pints, 10c.
Axle Grease.
Frasers, wood boxes, per bex, 10c
Baking Powder.
Koval, Soz., per can, 25e.
“ 16 oz., “ “ 45c.
Prices, 8 oz., “ “ 24c.
“ 51b, $2.00: 2L.lb f 1.10:16 oz.. “ “ 45e.
Curtis, is’j oz, 43c; 9 oz, 23c
Cream Puff, “ “ 25c.
Butter.
Best Dairy, per lb., 20e.
Blueing,
Dry )»all, 'Ab boxes, per box, 10c.
Gillett’s, pepper, “ “ So.
National Pepper Box 5c
Liquid, best. pints, So.
Bath Briek.
English. each, Be.
Beaus;
Small white, fancy, No, I. per lb., se.
“ 2, “ 3C
Pink, “ “ “ 0,.i
.a 2 .
Lima. *• “ “ g c _
Crackers
Soda, XXX, 31b. cartoons, 24c.
X 31b cartoons, 20c
10 lh 60c; per lb., 6Ajc.
Assorted Cakes, •• <• i4 C
• finger Snnpps. .i j 2 c.
lemon .“ « j.» c
«rah am Wafers, .» 14c
Gandy.
stick, assorted. per lb., 10c.
Plain mixed, .. .<
French “ .. 15c |
Chocolate Cream, ’ >< a 20c.
Adams' Pepsin. per pkg,3>jc.
“ Tutti Frntti, “ « gi?c.
Catsup & Sauces.
• uicict s ( iitsiip, pints, 25e
Curtis Home made Catsup, 25c
Worcester Sauce, L. A p. 25c
Coffee
Best Mocha and Java, extra fine, per lb.. 38c
Moche.good >. 4 ,
Arbuckles, .. , 4
Lion,
Green Coffee, extra tine, *• 2 5c
Chicory, best German .• jQp
Chocolate & Cocoa
Eagle, sweet, per lb. 24c
Baker's Premium, unsweetened, *• *• 4> e
Epps’ Cocoa. L.lb cans, ' , )( ,r can, 25c
Candles.
Adamantine, 6to set, I>er
Para fine wax, “ ..
• Cream of Tartar
per lh. 2oc
_ Cheese
Fancy Clover, per lb. 16c
.. , Coal Oil.
BeStbu,k ’ per gal. 15e
Coconut.
Bost bu,k ’ per lb. 22c
Condensed Milk
Eagle, sweetened, * p.roau.isc
Vaßey “ loc
St. Charles Evap’d ( n u ? woefd •* , 2c
Favorite, unsweetened,. « *.
Standard
Canned Table Fruit.
A pneots. 2i jlb. caus. best grade, 13c
inackberrii‘B. •* 44 fc4 j r
l-herries, «* 44 «<
loc
Cur rants, *4 44 « 4
15c
Gooselierries, •* << 44 „ , r
~ • 15c
Grapes, .. < 4 « „ 15p
Peaches, extra, “ •• « „
“ 15c
Pineapples, Johnson’s sliced. 2 lb. cans, 22c
Canned Pie Fruit
Assorted, 2’ jib cans 10c: gal. cans, 25c to 30c.
Canned Vegetables
Corn. Pride of lowa, por can? 9c
Stanrey gg
“ Ko - va1 ’ “ “ 10c
“ Queen .. .. llc
Tomatoes, 2 1 .jib. onus. . 4 <i
u . galls. 25c
Beans, string, per can. 8c
“ Boston baked, .. 14e
Peas, extra sweet, .< «. , nP
“ French » S®
Dried Fruits
Prunes, California French, l>erlb. 4c
Best Italian Prunes pjg
Raisins, Loose Muscatels, >< .. 4c
“ Seedless, « *
Loudon Layers, choice, “ “ lOq
Currants, .< 4 »
Apricots pealed .. 4 .
Peaches <, „ *
Extracts.
L-mon, Extra Strength 2oz bote, jawhot. 10c
.. “ ‘‘ 17c
Vanilla. “ ’•> „ 95^
* “85c
.4“ “ “
Jamaiea Ginger, 2 “ “ “ j-g
Feed.
We sell by actual weight.
* ilo P* • per ewt 90c
Shorts .. Un,.
Bran .. 75c
Wheat •« j oq£
Gnmiid Wheat .. j
GOOD SHOES for men, women and children, at Rock
Bottom prices. Don’t fail to examine our good and prices.
Good Shirting, 9c per yard. Good Muslin, 6c per yard,
(rood Ca icos, per }ard, Good Ginghams, 5c per yard.
KSP'We reserve the privilege of following the market in case
of SHARP ADVANCE ; otherwise prices hold good until our
next issue, excepting in case of decline, when we will always
give you the benefit. —[Journal Print.]
7** * :
. We are me Leaders in Low Prices on hemming,
Fleur.
Owing to the sharp advance in Hour, feed and '
wheat, we are obliged to advance with the '
market.
Olympic, per s’k, 80c; per bbl, 3.20 j
Vashon, “ 7.5 c; “ “ 2.95 j
Sweet Home “ 75c; “ “ 2,95
White Swan, “ 75e; “ “ 3.00
Gold Dust, “ 70e; “ “ 2.80
Walla walla “ 65<r “ “ 2.60
Farinaceous Goods.
Corn Meal, yellow, 10 lb. 25c
“ “ white, “ “
Graham Flour, 10 lb. 20c; 50 lh. .70
Rolled Oats, per lb., 3} jc; 90 lb sack $3 25
Rye Flour, 10 lb. 25e
Germea, per pkg, 24c
Cracked Wheat, 10 lb 25c
Twin Bro's Bk Mush per pkg 12? jc
Pearl Barley, per lb. 5c
Tapioca, pearl, . *• “ 5c
Sago, “ • “ “ 5c
Fish
Herring, smoked, per box, 25c
Salmon, 1 II)., per can, 12c
Codfish, best quality, 2 lh. bricks, 17c
Lobsters, preferred stock, per can, 25c
Sardines, American*
•• Imported. “ “ 15e
Gelatine.
Knox’s, p’k’g.loc
Honey.
White Comb, Washington, per lb. 15c:
Horse Radish
Bottled, per liottlo, 13c
Hops.
Quarter-)>onml packages, jo
Jelly.
San Jose.in glass, extra quality 20c
Jam.
San Jose, in glass, extra quality 22c
Lye.
Babbetts, 3 for 25c; per can, 9c
Maccaroni and Vermacelli
American Maccaroni, bulk, per lb. Kic
Imported “ 1 lb. pkgs, fine “ “ 15c
American Vermacelli “ “ ioe
Lard.
Compound SO lb. $4 50; 101b. |1.00; 5 lb 50c
Olivcne 51 b 55c
White Star leaf Hammond’s 51b 60c: 10lb sl.lß
Home Made Pdreslb6o: 10b 1.18; 20b 2.20
501b $5.50
Cookine slb 50c
Meats.
Hams, 14 to 20 lbs., (sugar cured) per Hi. 13c I
Breakfast Bacon, wide strips, fine “ •' 14
Bacon Backs, narrow “ “ 12
Dry Salt Sides, » “ 09c
Corned Beef, Libby, MoX. & L., 2 lb. cans, 20c
Roast “ “ “ “ “ •• 200
Chipped “ “ “ “ “ “ o^.
Deviled Ham, } jib. can, perean, 130
Extract Beef, Armours, “ “ 40c
Matches.
California blocks, jier p’k’g, 2 1 .',c
Pacific Parlor, “ “ i, c
Molasses.
Sugar House, (black strap) per gal. 25c
New Orleans, choice, “ •• 30e
*• Best Extra fine “ “ 75c
Mnstard.
Prepared French, per hot. 8c
Dry, peril). 25c
Nuts.
Pecons perlh 15c
IValnuts, English, per lh 15c
Oils.
Olivo, Durand’s " pints, 15c
Olives.
Choice selected Queen, pints, 15c
“ California, bulk. jht gal. 1.25
• Oysters.
Batavia, •> u>. cans. 17c
Pepper Sauce.
Heintz Green, sprinkler top, i>er lK)t. 18c
Small “ « •»
Pickles.
Plain or mixed, per keg. 90c
“ bottled, quarts, 20c
Chow Chow, Fisher Packing Co., per hot. 20c
Crosse & Blackwell’s, “ « 4oc
% Rice.
, Xo 1 Island or Japan per n, gp
.No 2 » , t sp
Root Beer,
Hire8 ’ per hot. 15c
Willow Market, 8 sizes ggg
“ Clothes, S sizes gq gg ijo
Buckets.
Pine, 3 hoop 03c
: Cedar, 2 “
Galvanized Iron
Bowls.
, Maple, 15 i n 25c; 17 in 85 c; 22 in 47c
Batter Moulds.
: Ronn<l 35c
, Sugar.
! We ean ’only give the price for to-dav; but in
th^e a flt-;f?r I,ne WiU
Best Granulated, 20 lbs. for |i; per s’k 4.90
, White Extra C, 22 “ “ •• “ •• '4 75
Golden C, 25 ** « *« <• «« 4qq
Starch.
1 Lilly Gloss, per lb. pkg 8c
“ Corn. .. to
Soap.
Yukon, per bar, 3c; box 20 cakes, COc
A 1 Savon. “ 3?£c; “ “ “ 70c
Standard Savon. 1C oz“ se; “ “ “ 95e
Lenox, “ oc; “ “ “ 90c
Ivory, “ Sc:
Grand Pa, “ 9o; 3 for 25c
Sapolio, “ 9c: “ 25c
Curley Maple, Toilet, per cake, 5c
Turkish Bath, per doz. 35c
Col pate’s White Clematis, per box 3 eakes, 25c
Salt.
Liverpool Dairy, per 501b. sack, 50c
American Salt Co., “ 10 “ “ 10c
“ “ <• “ 5 “ “ 5c
“ “ “ “ 3 “ “ 3J' 2 'c
Half Ground per 1001b 55c
“ 50 lbs. SO
Soda and Saleratus.
Arm and Hammer Brand per lb 08e
Dwight’s Cow brand, per lb. Sc
De Land’s cap Sheaf “ 7c
Seeds.
Mixed Bird, with Cuttle bone, per lb. Sc
Syrups.
Sugar House Golden Drips, per gal. 25c
Peerless Fancy “ “ “ 50c
Maple Syrup, 1 gal. cans, l.Ct
“ \4 “ 60c
Spices,
Wc handle only Pure Spices.
Pepper, ] ,Ib. boxes, Sc; bulk, per lb. 25c
Allspice, “ “ Sc; “ “ “ 25c
Ginger, “ “ Sc; “ “ •• 25c
Mustard, “ “ So: “ “ “ 25c
Cloves, “ “ 9c; “ “ “ 35c
Cinnamon, “ *• 9c; “ “ “ 35c
Nutmeg, “ “ 20c;
White PopfKT, “ “ 9c; “ “ 85c
Cayenne “ “ “ 9c; “ “ “ 35c
Sage, “ “ 9c; “ “ “ 35c
Whole Sifted Pepper, per lb. 20c
“ “ Allspice, “ “ 20c
“ “ Cloves, “ “ 20c
“ Cinnamon, “ “ 20c
“ “ Nutmeg, “ “ 75c
Stove Blacking.
Rising Sun, i>er pkg7c
Enameliuc, “ Go,
Sal Soda.
Best English per lb. 2c
Teas.
Basket Fired, a good one for the prico,per lh. 20c
“ “ choice & very satisfactory, “ 35c
Fancy Spider Leg, first picking, very best“ 50c
Pan Fired, first picking, very line, “ 48c
“ choice “ 35c
English Breakfast, very line, “ 35c
“ “ extra fine, “ 50c
“ “ finest “ 60c
Gun Powder, very fine, “ 45c
“ *• extra fine, “ 50c
Japan Tea Dust “ 10c
Tobacco.
Chewing Climax, 16 oz plugs each 45c
“ Spear Head “ “ 45c
“ Star “ “ 45c
“ Horseshoe “ “ 45c
“ JT?jlb plugs “ 22c
Smoking Mastiff per lh 6Cc
“ Seal of NC “ 60e
“ Lime Kiln “ 60c
“ Silk Hat . “ 46c
“ Sweet Virginia “ 45c
“ Durham “ GGc
Vinegar,
Extra fine family Vinegar per gal 20e
Wooden Ware, Kitchen Machinery, etc
Brooms.
Good quality each 20c
Parlor, good “ 25c
“ best, extra fine and heavy “ 35c
Whisk, extra quality “ 15c
Washing Powder,
Gold Dust, 3 lb pkg 24c
Pearline l lb pkg 12c
Yeast,
Magic each 4c
Veast Foam “ 40
Brnshes.
Scrubbing, rice root 12c
“ palmento with handle 20c
Stove Polisher, with handle and dauber 20c
Horse, good 32c
“ tine 73c
Baskets.
Bushel, elm stave with handle 25c
Chip Market joe
Miscellaneous.
CurryCombs, good 13e; extra 19c
Clothes Pins per doz 2^jc
Clothes Lines, cotton, 60 feet 15c
Churns, medium $3 oo
Lanterns, dietz tubular 49c
Lantern Globes lOe
Lamp Globes l or A 5c
“ 2 or B 8c
Lamp Wicks, lor A per doz 5c
“ 2or B •• 7c
“ burners,*l or A each 7c
“ “ 2or B “ 10c
Mop Sticks and Brush Holders 13c
Pipes, corn <*ob, Missouri Meerschaum 5c
“ “ “ common 4c
“ apple wood sc to 15c
“ genuine brier 25c
Tacks per doz papers 25c
Tooth Picks .per box 5c
\f*ash Tubs, cedar, No 3 60c
“ “ 2 55c
“ “ 1 50c
Wash boards, north star 40c
“ silver moon 30c
“ morning Star 20c
A NEW CODE FOR WASHINGTON.
Including Session Laws of 1895.
The law firm of McLaughlin, Rems
berg & Atkinson, of Seattle, has ready
for publication, except to insert the
laws of 1895, a new code revision ol
all the laws of Washington. The work
will be published in one large volume
so as to bring the entire law of the
state together in the most convenient
manner possible, and will be about the
length, width and style of the new
edition of the Pacific Reporter.
The work is outlined to be published
as follows:
Ist. The Declaration of Independ
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2nd. The Constitution of the TJ. S.
with copious index and citations oi
the United States Court Reports.
3rd. The treaty of the United
States and Great Britin, establishing
the boundary lines between thes..
countries west of the Rocky Moun
tains.
4th. Naturalization Laws of the
United States.
sth. The Enabling Act.
6th. The Constitution of Wash
ington.
This to be followed by the general
laws of the state, arranged in the fol
lowing order:
Ist. Political Code.
2nd.- Code of Civil Statutes.
3rd. Code of Civil Procedure.
sth. Justices' Code.
6th. Code of Criminal Procedure’
7th. and Penal Code.
Every citation in which the supreme
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law since amended, will be given with
reference, also, to the Pacific Reporter
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