The Tacoma times. [volume], February 07, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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Friday, Feb. 7, 1913.
FIND BODY OF
"PERFUMEO"
BURGLAR
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN RAFAEL, Cal., Feb. 7.—
Battered almost beyond recogni
tion by the breakers, the body of
Herbert Repsold, the young "per
fumed burglar," was found by
fishermen In the bay two miles
west of San Quentln prison,
from which he escaped Jan. 10,
and is In the morgue here today.
Identity was established by
tatoo marks.
Warden Hoyle of San Quentln
believes Repsold fell from a high
cliff near where the body was
found while trying !to find his
way to a boat. His footsteps had
previously been traced to the top
of the cliff.
The weather was extremely
cold when Repsold escaped, and
It is believed this brought death
quickly before he could leave the
water. The body was but par
tially clothed.
Repsold's funeral will be held
tomorrow. •
LYNCH NEGRO
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
GREENVILLE, Miss., Feb. 7.—
Carl Mott, a negro, accused or
murdering Mrs. John Williams,
was lynched by a mob here today.
Mott pleaded piteously for bis
life.
THE PRODUCTS
OF Ol'K BAKKRY
ARE UNEQUALED
IN THE CITY.
WE USE NOTHING BU*
THE VEKY BEST
M II ill \l s. AND OUR
HEAD BAKER,
mk. c. black, is
ACKNOWLEDGED TnE
lIEST BAKEK IN THE
STATE. SEATTLE HAS
TRIED ON SEVERAL
OCCASIONS TO GET HIM,
BUT WE WON'T LET HIM
<JO BECAUSE WE
BELIEVE OUR TAOOMA
PATRONS ARE ENTITLED
TO THE BEST. YOU AUK
BURK OK SATISFACTION
WHEN YOU Bl'Y YOUR
ItAKKKY GOOM AT ONE
OF OUR 5 STORES.
Specials for Saturday
50c Lady Baltimore Cake,
30c.
50c Mocha Cake, 30c.
Devil's Food Cake, 20c.
Rich Pound Cake, per lb.,
22c.
3 dozen Cookies, 25c.
Wreath Coffee Cake, 12c
each.
Cream Taffy, 15c lb.
Peanut Bar or Brittle, 15c
lb.
Cocoanut Brittle, 15c lb.
Chocolate Chips, % lb. 15c.
Two 6c packages gum, sc.
There's lots of frosted
Oranges on the market.
Look out. Every Orange
we offer was packed before
the frost and are guaranteed
sweet and juicy.
Excellent Navals tomorrow,
2 doz. for 25c.
Another lot of extra fancy
King David Apples, 75c a
box.
They are from the Oka
nogan country, famous
for its high-flavored fruit.
If you want a really fine
eating apple this Is your
opportunity.
Fancy Tomatoes, 15c a lb. '
Artichokes, 15c each.
Cucumbers, Bell Peppers,
etc. t"
Money Savers
Fine Leader Asparagus, 3
cans 50c. Better than
fresh.
Canned Trout, 3 cans 50c. '
Something new and cx
i ceptionally . fine.
Condensed Milk after 7 p.
' m., 4 cans for 25c.
10-lb. pails Karo Corn
Syrup, 48c. Your choice.
Red or Blue.
3 pkgs. Gelatine, 25c.
. 3 pkgs. Jello, 25c -.
4 cans Asparagus Soup, 25c.
4 cans. Tomato Soup, 25c.
3 cans Fine Imported Sar
dines, 25c.
7 cans Domestic Sardines,
25c ,
Excellent Butter, 35c a lb.
Washington Cheese, 20c a
lb.
Premost, 2Oc a brick. .
.Finnan Haddie, 20c a lb.
Kippered Herring, 15c a lb.
, 10c Mackerel, 7He each.
Start those bright ] mornings
right with a pound of one
, freshly roasted ' and ! puri
fied Coffee, 25c and up. -
Excellent Ceylon Tea, 3 lbs.
%y; for ; .00. -■■■ -•;- ~ ■ .-:■ ■■■-■■
75c. quality ,Tetley Tea, 55c
"■'.O"a II). /;,•■■-■ ■' "■• . ',: : '■-. .-.,,
Maclean Brothers
"QUALITY GROCERS" :
032 O Street. >"/:
Main 1 U00. ,*« ' •..-.', ;„•'v>--i;V:
, -: .. 8519 North Proctor.
v ; : ,: . . 'Proctoi. 579
' S<> Tacoma " Store, ", , ; „;"
5405 So. Union. M;ullson 19S
■■.■•• : . 11th and K,;.-;.-^^
-, Tel. Main 90 , .'; O£?.,
;.'•■ 802' Division "• Lane :•*%
' , Ji;v;f , ■„.' . Main ■, 8700 i'Xi »'::*? ''.
"WE SELL THE BB.ST
riKOR CASH i FOR j LESS" >
"MERRY SUNSHINE" OF THE CALIFOR
NIA "MOVIE" RANCH
<s> : — ■—. __— ' ' • : ' t
Louise Glaum, the creater of
the feminine leading part in "Of
ficer 666," ho made her stage
debut with Nat Goodwin as an
ingenue, is the star or the Nes
tor Moving Picture company in
the west.
She's so slight the wind might
easily blow her away, you'd think.
And so few summers have passed
over her head that it doesn't seem
possible she could have done so
many things already.
"She's the "merry sunshine"
of the big ranch owned by the
Universal Film company near Los
RENO WOMEN
MAKE HUGE
PROTEST
CARSON CITY, Nev., Feb. 7.
—Three hundred Reno mothers,
in a special train of five cars, ar
rived here today to make a fight
before the legislature for aboli
tion of the Reno, divorce colony.
Former Divorce Judge John S.
Orr of Reno is leading the fight
to make the Nevada city a refuge
for the mismated no more.
SAN DIKGO, Feb. 7. —Leaving
his polo sticks and guns, and a
lot of puzzled friends wondering
at his troubles with his first
wife, Capt. J. Campbell Besley
has disappeared. Efforts of
friends today to find him were
fruitless. It Is thought he has
gone to Mexico, where he has
been in the habit of making fre
: quent business trips'.
iLBR¥IfT
CASTOR OIL, UGH!
DEIiICIOUS "SYRUP OF FIGS*
BEST FOR I lllllC LITTLE
stomachs, liver and
waste-cixk;gjbi>
BOWELS
Look back at your childhood
days. Remember the physic that
mother insisted on—castor oil,
calomel, cathartics. How you
hated them, how you fought
against them.
With our children It's different.'
The day of the harsh physic is
over. We don't force the liver
and 30 feet of bowels now; we
coax them. We have no dreaded
after effects. Mothers who cling
to the old form of physic simply
don't realize what they do. The
children's revolt is well-founded.
Their little stomachs and tender
bowels are injured by them.
If your child is fretful, peev
ish, half sick, stomach sour,
breath feverish and its little sys
tem full of cold; has diarrhoea,
■sore throat, stomach-ache; does
n't eat or rest well—remember—
iook at the tongue, if coated, give
a teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs,
then don't worry, because you
surely will have a well, smiling
child in a few hours.
Syrup of Figs being composed
entirely of luscious figs, senna
and aromatics simply cannot be
harmful. It sweetens the stom
ach, makes th» liver active and
thoroughly cleanses the little
one's waste-clogged bowels. In a
few hours all sour bile, undigest
ed fermenting food and consti
pated waste matter gently moves
on and out of the system without
griping or nausea.
Directions for children of all
ages, also for grown-ups, plainly
printed on th« package.
By all means get th« genuine.
Ask your druggist for the full
name "Syrup of Figs and Elixir
of Senna" prepared by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. Accept
nothing else.
Angeles.. Work is her chief aim
in life. She doesn't mind how
many hours she spends at It if
the results are satisfactory.
She writes and she rides and
she dances and she sings.
Her home is in Los Ange'.es.
Her heart is in the pictures
Folks who see the Nestor
brand of moving pictures will
probably tnlnk of her as sue
looked in "Cupid's Assistance,"
"When the Heart Calls" and
"Cowgirl Cinderella."
This picture gives you a good
idea of the way she looks tn
real life off the screen. -
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€> all the picture houses change <S>
*> on Tuesdays, : Fridays and <$>
♦ Sundays. Keep in touch <S>
<$> with the people you know in <$>
<$> the "movies" by watching <s>
♦ special feature stories in the <S>
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THE SCENIC—"The Ways of
Destiny," two reels, special fea
tures showing realistic Hunting
storm. This is no stage setting,
but the real thing. "Song of the
Shell," beautiful Vitagraph;
"Fooling Their Wives," very .good
comedy; "Quarantined," comedy
father-in-law kind.
THE DREAM — "A Rival or
Coruia;" "The Better Man," Vita
graph with Mr. Robert Thorney;
"The First Settler's Story;"
"Once Was Enough."
THE BIJOU—"The Animated
Weekly," issue 47; "The Finger
Prince," Solax; "The Marriage
Lottery," Imp ■ comedy; "Sunny
Smith," Victor comedy.
THE SHELIi — "The Girl and
the Gambler," Lubin; "The Pride
of the Angry Bear," Kalem In
dian classic; "How a Horseshoe
Upset a Happy Family," Edison
comedy; "Home, Sweet Home,'
Lubln sea drama; "The Three
Black Bags," Vitagraph, with
John Bunny and Flora Finch;
also another comedy.
THE CIRCUIT— Midnight
Express," three reel railroad pic
ture; "His Uncle's Wives;" "A
Child Qt Nature," Comet.
THE PAI*ACE—"The Favorite
Son,", a multiple reel war story,
and the moat sensational subject
ever released under ' the Kay-Bee
trademark; 'The Silk Worm"
and "The I Iron Industry," Gau
month split reel devoted to a com
prehensive exposition of the two
industries ■- v ■ . / .
THE tYRIC—"The Battle of
Who Run," Keystone $10,000 one
re<Jl comedy; - "His ■ Sacrifice,"
American Western drama; "Mem
ories," Annex ' drama; "Faithless
Nurse," Comet drama. .< -1-; :'-;
-.;'.' Dr. King's New Discovery ■■.
I ■ Soothes irritated - throat., and
lungs,. stops : chronic and * hacking
cough, relieves -," tickling V throat,
tastes nice. Take no other; onoe
used, always t used. '<?. Buy »: it *- at
Ily'ner Malstrom Drug Co., 9JI
Pacific ar.
THE TACOMA TIMES.
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♦„." ■; Tacoma —"Cleopatra" mo- ■?>
•^> tion'pictures—afternoons, 2<S>
<?> and 3:30; * evenings, 7:30 <8>
<$> and 9. —■•* - .' *•
«> •»-; _ '. ' «
<8> , Princess—All week, with 4>
■?> matinees Wednesday , and <§>
<$> Saturday, the Princess play- <3>
<8> ers in "Pierre of the Plains." <£
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"$> Kmpress — Vaudeville all Q>
<?> week, afternoon and even- <P
■«> Ing, featuring "The Subur- <S>
<8> ban winner." ■ - <• .... ♦
4> <8>
<?> Pantages—Vaudeville, af- *
<§>ternoon and evening, head- 3>
lining Miss Nellie Schmidt <$>
<s> and Miss Vivian Marshall in «>
<? a swimming and diving act. -3>
<f- <£<S><S>«> *<8)«-<J><^<J><4.<«.«><$.<i>
1 AT THE TACOMA f
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Genee In An 18tli Century Setting
Adeline Genee,' who appears
here February 13, took London
by storm last, summer when she
presented her new ballets, the
first "La Camargo" with the
scene laid in 1730, in the time
of Louis the Fifteenth; the other,
"Robert le Diable" with the bril
liant Meyerbeer music.
Camargo is the favorite dancer
at the Royal Palace at Versailles.
• The new ballet I designed by
Wilhelm is set with every detail
perfectly carried out and Mile.
Genee wears some lovely gowns.
Besides "La Camargo" and
"Robert le Diable," Mile Genee
will present Delibes' "Coppella"
during her American tour. She
has her own company of dancers
and a symphony orchestra en
gaged especially for her.
No Need to Stop Work
When the doctor orders you to
stop work it staggers you. I
can't, you say. You know you
are weak, run down and failing
in health day by day, but you
must work as long as you can
stand. What you need is Electric
Bitters to give tone, strength and
vigor to your system, to prevent
break down and build you up.
Don't be weak, sickly or ailing
when Electric Bitters will bene
fit you from the first dose.
Thousands bless them for their
glorious health and strength. Try
them. Every bottle is guaran
teed to satisfy. Only 50c at
Ryner Malstrom Drug Co., 938
Pacific ay.
TODAY AND SATURDAY
; . MATINKE
The Remarkable Motion Picture
Production
"CLEOPATRA"
With Helen Gardner in Title Role
All Seats 23c; Children 10c
OXK NIGHT ONLY
SATURDAY, FKIiRUARY 8
Tho Comedy Success of Last
Season
HENRY W. SAVAGE OFFERS
"EXCUSE ME"
With Willis P. Sweatnam as the
Porter and Same Notable Cast
Seen Here Last Season.
Prices —FiOc to $1.50.
SEATS NOW SELLING
TWO NIGHTS AND MATINEE
TUESDAY, FEU. 10 AND 11
Curtain will rise, evenings, pre
cisely at 8 o'clock; matinees at 2
o'clock.
Klaw & Erlanger's Stupendous
International
"BEN HUR"
300 People—l 2 Chariot Horses
PRICES —Lower floor, $2.00;
Balcony, 3 rows, $1.50; balance,
$1.00; Gallery; 50c. Tuesday
matinee, lower floor, $1.50; bal
cony, $1; Gallery, 50c. ~
SEATS NOW SELLING
THURSDAY, "FEBKI'AItY 13
ADELINE GENEE
The World Famed Dancer and
Her Corps de Ballet
PRICES—S2.. r>O, $2.00, $1.50
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
Advance sale > Monday * and
Tuesday at Sherman, Clay &
Co.'s; Wednesday-it' theater box
office. <* """'..:
PRINCESS THEATER
MAIN 7760
'- THIS WEEK
"Pierre of the Plains"
Dargaiu Matinees Wednesday and
Saturday, 10c and 25c. .
Evening Prices, 20c, 30c and 50c.
=I=EMiPRES^ ::::::z
' - -■ The ".' ' ■'-[ '-
Suburban Winner;
6Other Big S. & C. Acts—
TODAY. AND ALL . WEEK -*
NELLIE SCHMIDT and
VIVIAN MARSHALL
Five Other Acta,.. ,
.i_ :_^_^^_ _-. -- y - >
THE LYRIC " .2
1320 Pacific Avenue. :•"
The permanent home of cork
ing comedies and 'thrilling West
ern first-run ; pictures, the latest
output :of t the < leading: producers.
■'; THE PALACE ; '--" 17.''' V ■
; IS 1128 Pacific Avenue." -
1 1 Snappy comedies and high-class
dramas. .■ : Four to ■ the • hour, and
always something. worth * while. r
FREE -«,;.. ■,v.-;V-«FREBi»^V
Silver »Teaspoons - to i the 1 L»dles
YOUR SUIT FOR $15.00
/gjjfpijfrl Here they are, just a little better than ever. before —Good styles," fab
—-., „,. r^i4;ii^-^'Sg> "7 lies and colorings—enough to suit the most exacting.
y/"s • *9\ s^ n( as or 'l ua '^^' .you w '" S° il lQllg way to find the equal of this line
'/' \%Z?*y^J> sJ' —we wouldn't be behind it if it hadn't ''made good" all last season.
' y \\ jß^^J T* wasn't just price alone that made the line so popular, nor was it %
\yy -h^^Bfc-fd mjLL™ just "looks"—SERVICE is what counts, and 4tl 1 t* i\f\
rf—\ o^fflP^KCT™'' you get full moaßure here for 10 •\J \J
I Shirts at Half the Usual Price
t^fIB^H^BBWHK Best makes, too—the STAR and the SIMPLEX-^-two of the
/V/KsKs^ IB*!* If^ll n"'st wi(l('lv known brands on the market. The reason? Here
dkW&l ft^^S^^Piil I '* is ~iust a fow ninwbi-rs thai we are discontinuing, certain pat-
Ol§P SiP^MSIBLJ- I(1I'" til;it we will not duplicate, because every factory changes
'^^PP^f^M^^^^^L^ its numbers each season, and these # \ve will close out odd lines
'^^WMm^^^^m%^ U' raakc room for 1l"' spring lines— coat styles with at
iCMll^MWW^ tached cuffs-the SIMPLES is a short stiff bosom shirt, both '.
JK*?f^W^B!y lnakes are 5150 values, w* A ,
New Underwear for £JIl
s^^Mß Menfolks %O^-^
W 1 I i^^iSp^*^——•■•' Four big eases arrived Thursday bringing a splendid an- j^l'l 7"*\
p j^jrCTaiffilPff- ' ' "*-*r*^ sortment of heavy, medium anil light weight underwear, /\ 1. 1 \
I Ww^&mKliiM °Bl of it came '""" the American Knitting Mills. Wt> (\ \\ V \
\ J^rW^^r^l • ''" attentlon to "'" QUALITIES and the very moderate I \ \\ V \
rM?WsW§sll prices. For Instance, fine worsted Bhirts and •< (\f\ jj \ " IV \
ffljf&mf iWpS'yl drawers. in natural gray, priced at, |>er garment y I lUU / V I\. \
iwjPSr mMswl Men's natural cashmere shirts and drawers, patent t*-*^y? / / \
iPillir /IPia seam, shirts with long or half sleeves, drawers in short lfii^-^9 111
JtwsW feiiiigf stouts or regular sizes, light weight O4 QC / / I f r~^/
i^vlSsV rafewi garments that soil at «p I i£u / / HTOj*?^^ \L /
W^f HliltoL»». M<n's wool underwear, heavy weight, natural gray col- Ll HP' —■— — \/j
I»«a * '""' with mercerized facings, O1 Cft [P\ iKf S> *^- y^. f\
Same garment as above without the special 91 QC ri "4 ' ' '(—iN
.. facings, at, per garment <{>liZj I II)
*-*\ -w-^ /\/^irii\ ff-i €^\ <fSsfc* "Extragood" Clothes for Boys
■ -_. E^ m Bf m-i BJP I m-i K^JT We are ready to offer these good garments to
m. M ||l #m. il Jll B I Jl I JR[ Zf Tar,,,,,,-, folka now the clothes with a (JI'AH-
■m-^- '^_-4-«—«K-^ -*<wiWik ANTKE- Mllll<' »l> "> all tho very latest fancy
• _^___^ lIA 1 VXvf7<{B nilxtures and stripes, warm browns, graj dlag-
MORNING GROCERY SALES MI'MmSL , «!»«•'■»'*>»*«»*« o tlie coats—collar and
rill II o'clock So I'hone Orders. Delivered Only IVith kIMM iIM !T'' S i >a t d<d; ,' '.' 111!'" 10 button facing. Pen-
Otlier Groceries. ' ir^Sn iW n,!.|'!, ' f*C' nS< ilrt" "nd r°°my f°r
< i)i;\ MBAI I'll' SACK On K^jjalL Hw 6r°wlnf hoys. .
Fresh pround' white or^ellow No.' 9 sacks. ' Limit 2 '.'. lUO MiX^r pTT !' <'"tur" "' , T>'--..sers—Wut.l, pocket.
IIKKAKFAHT MACKKRKI, .. . . C« olffT*¥ MnL "« fBCe. d ' r'ull lined with CXtl"a BtrOn,^
r -New No. 4 Norway fish. Limit 5 OC »l 1' ll llnln Seams taped and edges oVerCaßt< WHI
/lie^lowa'mtke.'N^^pi^ltagU IOC fwtirTH 5'7;"" 111 fr. oln f toisj o*■ 5495
Proctor & Gambles Star Naptha Powder. Limit 3 .... lUC ijiM "nd Allior ... '— Trousers 5495
i. flf ■■ There ia a good assortment of suits in this lot
fIH There is a «oo(l assortment of suits in this lot
ALL DAY GROCERY SALES W ■ ln lhe gO0(1 R IJlill»' fabrics, plain grays and
>r- — V ■■ fancy mixtures of all sorts — double-breasted
1-Lb Brick Hvpimprw -Oil c^T^^HS*'* W "ats and the Norfolk styles—extra pair or
1-XiO. JSIK.K V»iedmery v/^^fc"—^^ftfiff lEßil*^M trousers with each suit for which there is no
Butter «J L+ *)C- \T~~~—-^^^^T l|«^^^ xtr» charge; aK? B -1 to 17 years. 54.95
jjiiuuv,i «^^b^^# i xtpiopLESStore. / Special w4iww
1-Lb. Brick (Veamery Tluttei^— I" — 'T^'T^i \ DfIVCI KPW GT3"DTXrn . n A TlCf '
Primrose brand, pure eastern fc^l___SJj>B * ,• • xSU 3C b JNJUW bJfKIJMU tAFb
creamery butter, freshly cut and ltße^iv| Bßl \v _ A shipment of 50 dozen boys' new spring and summer oaps, just
wrapped, in 1-lb. bricks which are 4 1 h|iTT*^l;/ «>'"Vvil, all the popular shades and patterns; you will like Cfly*
invariably full weight. This is the OOi JnT.rJ.L^^/ the prico as well nM the caps. Special vJUU
modern way to buy butter. Per </*/• te-^l^a "SKIDOO" HATS FOR LITTLE CHAPS
I>rick v4<2v i &* Here is a practical hat for the little fellows, "bowl" shape bo
BEPS? So"or' b- 10 1 3cFine BUBar cured Calitornl i AS yle S'SSJSL?iSS > uri pci3 lU'y f. lts: : ith. baud 50c
half strips °." 16aC UNA-JAMAS FOR BOYS
Shoulder Cut Hams, Lb. 12c—The finest sugar cured, cut from ThP "Una-Jama" is a little different from the ordinary pajamas
young eastern hogs, nicely trimmed. lOn in that it ha.s Btra on the inside of the pajama coat which but-
Pound ItC ton to the trousers making sort of v night "union" suit, made in
l'ustry Flour, a SHck Ssc—Magnet hrand, the ideal cake OE#» plnlt and I>lu<> BtrlP<*il outing flanne.ls for boys 4to 16 QD n i
and pastry flour, in No. 9 sacks Z3C years of age. Price oOC /
WM*%m^Sm sis^Tus children's 0%
IWImM/i int-£Z£^^i*u™^ibW- creamery, pure, freshly IJI Jl^l Jll U fl^D
'!§S<sfo^B? r'° esskss rnATSi at ffiMS >'
fiif '^E5 SJO. R3J bricks, which are invari- V^V>/\l3 ±\. 1 X^flfes
'MllWm THe PgoPfe^w^^^ ably full weight. 70. ' '> /Hfe
Mm!IMJ^J' —" '■i fes iob TTI" "Ifffi • '/tmVi
Cottage Hums. Lb. 171-2<— Challen Coffee, Ll». 25c — ll*\ I|" B^¥*l €^ {* #OWl«llij1 1
Kino suger cured, boneless Our popular 28c blend of -M. .M.%.M.M.M..M. M. JL^-/^L-/ KlllmWoh '
pieces weighing about t t0,4 Kda fy! Srant coffee, marked . 08 Coats Xow 5.,,| .t ? ,.»O- MMm \
pound 17'iC pound y." 25C »l»-98 coats now wllliig at $9.99. end WOTMiifl '
Sueei Xavel o.ansies, 1),,/, 15c naby Olives', ' Quart' 15c—Just ", on ilii V""'^ 1' the stock Wlth all the <OJ/ lUl^m
—Free from frost, thin Bkin- enough for one day's sell ng Prl^s in between-these are winter *W WWRM
ned, sweet, juicy, California at this price in coats that ,we are closing out. made up J^CVJt-Jffl
navel oranges, 1 r a 2 5c value . IDC n Fl<Mldi(l woolen coatings, plain Xi JM&^CW
dozen loC Bfkt rZ Item 22«al_ browns, navy blues, cardinal and gray. W/MRM^ft I
Fresh Sausages, 1.1,. Isc_ Carefully Reeled and closely also a fe, w corduroys-double-breasted MM||B\
Home made delicious pork, candled eastern eggs that efve ■tylw. vclv \or corduroy Ilara- for r-^TBSJJT^t '
welnerwurst or 1C satisfaction ftrti "ls Gto 14 years ' Prices start :" If f^O% I
Frankfurters, lb IOC dozen' 22* C »3.9S ajid end at »19.98. Any coat C^flf (W^-
Solid Pack Tomatoes. Can 10c Florida Ornpe Fruit " sr—Real Saturday at Just 1 ■L\ ■///, <
—Del Monte bra.nd, solid, red genuine thin skinned Florida ■«■» mT ¥1 nnvrin V^T7lJ*'vl/ ■ I
rpe, meaty tomatoes, in -JO., grape fruit, small but r, H AfifV HRff Xl *&£l
No. 2 1-2 cans IUU full of juice DC M.M.J7JL.MJM. I Ill\jlj =^^ii
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/ik^T7^23Bfc^-'-''^iffi -^ choice of several m£M lligh s l)licr^ heela ;iml doubl*
, jf\v,' ■•' --^■JM^BKg'gl Bk»Vii»yv?v: ]j^ 'i I ° ' V FlflU BOleß> wlde elastic garter top,
J '»»HHr^^bS9|^<^v«^7'"*/j i<in6S- 3 1:' :%<l' 35c ■ 9"^ v tan and Dlack- 3Rr
£„„ .—^^^_" (ffr~-.~,^-. layers tvlU BI'K KIBIIKH COITON
,Miik Urcad. laj..: » ,-.. peciallj baked for us, large Ql,, '■ ?ttl^^ S,° ° "r which are fleeced. To ,■
.square, brown crusted loaves 0«C lH^wPj^SußH clan "P the lino we offer
; « Loaves Purity Bread for 23c—^Our popular 6c bread. «C« VBii(*'^^9l^ regular IDe values Qp,
Choice of all varieties, G for /DC V E'^S^M^a r ' b
Fancy Chocolate Creams, Lb. li»<—Our Magnet grade, rich I WO>li:.N'S ANI> CHILIUtB.N'H
chocolate coated creams, several varieties, 4 Q VOIjSI CNDKKWKAR ;
.equal to regular 40c grades, pound IOU WMlßsffiMtMßM Women's heavy weight silk
ft- Orders for afternoon deliveries must reach us by noon. .^BftH&HsSG I atl(1 llale veßts> pants and tights,
_______________________________________________________ lan <ixtra good garment for «>arly ?
EVENING GROCERY SALES • mBmM •"•• ""' """""jMq . I
c Start ing at O o'clock. No Phono Orders. Delivered With WO.SfKTaS liAmN sliis «piiU«J I
Other Groceries. WOMKN'S PLBBCBD COTTON UNION >l 1 is
! 4 CANS MILK FOR .... ........... .............. nr. Small sUes. .>;; OQ. Large sizes, , - ■■-:-.r: AQr> I
A popular Washington brand. Limit one lot ....... ZOC 65c value .......... UUU 76c value ..'......;.'. •♦UO 8
8 BARS I.AITJVPRY SOAP .........."!.. Irt ' CHILDRKN'S HEAVY NATURAL WOOL sillltTS, PANTS tm M
Bob White, regular 6c bars. Limit one lot ...'.'.".'.".*.'. UC . . ANI> . UR.WVKHS ■^''■;-}'''ii^yC*f'?^M P
NKW SEEDED RAISINS, PACKAGE ................. Ck $1.00 sizes 7^ 75c sizes • ? t ?,-&*p,E7fi\ I
New fresh seeded fruit, No. 1 cartons. Limit 6 ....... OC '0r...... ; . I «lb i for ....... . : -. .... ...?*II,U| g
25 OUNCSK CAN BAKING POWDER *y^ I 95c sizes <.v-• 70. 66c sizes MQ i
K. C. brand that gives satisfaction. Limit 3 „II C for ""•"•'^ '" for •; ''' •••;":p5-| I
• 85c sizes t*Att Boc B'ze» QO*
~ • 1 for D*»C for MUC
THE PEOPLES STORE
EDWARD E. HORGAN, Presidentg|g^g|g^ ,: .;,-/,;:'
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