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Friday, May 19, 1916.
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I direction CLARENCE S. MMI IC\II.LI ■
Opens /5f
Sunday
11 a. m. w^M
I First Mutual Comedy
"THE FLOORWALKER" |^H
CHAPLIN I
fS New "ouSV ment I
<*14-W il^lw PICTURES |H|
secondThotoville^
program a winner
The second change of program
at the Tacoma theater opened
last night with an excellent Pho
toville circuit bill.
Cleo Madison, who rivals
Theda Bara In vampire acts, takeß
the lead In a five-part Red Feath
er photo play, "Her Bitter Cup."
The film le a portrayal of a
wago slave who consecrates her
life to the uplift of her fellow
sufferers.
J.COZZA &
SONS
■M Ho. llth St. Main 1219.
We (iivo S. -X 11. Oi-een
Stamp*
Bl"ITER IS CHEAPER
HERE
Our "Premiere Fresh (■hnrn
ed Rutter," •$■ lb., QC,**-,
8 lbs. for DUO
Fu.icv Creamery Butter, 2Hc
lor' 3'. I:*- 80c
Have you tried our Coffee?
It's delirious.
Our "Floral Blend Coffee"
1m v winner; site-rial tomor
row at 22._ c lb., tfl n||
5 lbs. for up I -UU
Sugar is going up. Buy now.
zr.rrr $1.00
with a $1.00 purchase of
other goods.
You'll Laugh
At John Barrymore, the Great
Comedian in
"The Red Widow."
YOU'LL CRY
Over Sweet Little Marguerite
Clark in
'MOLLY MAKE BELIEVE'
at the
COLONIAL
Coming Sunday
DUSTIN FARNUM
in
DAVID OARRICK
Matinees 10c. Evenings 15c.
Children 6c
She seeks revenge on the life
of the miserly manufacturer who
Is gradually snuffing out the lives
of bin workers. She lives with
the eldest son of the manufactur
er just to get his money.
1-nter she turns him out and
marries the younger son, who is
less profligate, and In the end
tells him of her secret life with
his brother.
Hut the last bitter dregs of her
bitter cup are drained, nothing
but love remains and the two live
happily.
La Salle & Punkini, comedy
opera singers, open the vaudeville
end ot the bill. Nan Aker & Co.
has a ventriloquist novelty that
Is different. Burkhart & Ed
wards appear in a singing and
patter act that is good, while Pre
vost & Gimlet finished with some
comedy tumbling.
Minimum Wage Law
Upheld by Court
Superior Judge Card upheld
the minimum wage law for woni
e nwhen he found A. M. Anderson
guilty of paying Marie Stler, his
stenographer, less money than
the law required.
RSm! i
199" GOLD I
■ Who Gels <t? I
EVANS GETS COURT AID i
On a complaint issued by Police Judge Evans, Mayor Fawcett
today Is temporarily prohibited from Interfering with the police judge
in bis duties. In a writ of prohibition issued by Judge Chapman, tbe
mayor is cited to appear in court June 3 and show cause why he
should not be absolutely restrained.
Evans, In his complaint, declared that since the mayor revolted
his appointment as police judge Tuesday, he had "attempted to har
rass, embarrass and interfere with him in the performance of his
duties," by warning prisoners not to pay any attention to orders of
the police judge.
CUT OUT DREADNOUGHTS
WASHINGTON, D. C, May in.—After a five-day deadlock, the
housecommittee yesterday tailed to provide for the two dreaduaughts
and two battle cruisers recommended by Bee. Daniels, and failed to
approve the proposed five-year building progrum. Tbe bill finally
agreed to authorize the construction in 1917 of five battle cruisers,
four scout cruisers, 10 destroyers, 20 submarines, one hospital ship,
one oil fuel Bhip and one ammunition ship.
U. S. INDICTS DRUGGIST
The federal grand jury late yesterday indicted George Gill, Ta
coma druggist, on charges of importing liquor from California In
cases labeled "seeds." This is the first federal action taken in this
state since the prohibition law went into effect. Gill furnished
$1,000 bail. A charge of keeping liquor for illegal sale is pending
against hini in the superior court also as the result of the seizure of
tho "seeds."
SEATTLE DOCTORS HELD
SEATTLE, May 19. —Charged with violating the prohibition law
by issuing prescriptions for liquor where it was not needed for medi
cinal purposeg, four Seattle physicians are being held bere today on
information filed by the prosecuting attorney. They are Drs. S. H.
Starbuck, Wyllis A. Silllman, Milton A. Van Dyke ami Y. Yamamoto.
The proprietors of the Smith Drug Co. also were charged with liquor
violations.
WILL RAISE BOAT FARE
Faros on all other boat lines on the Sound, outside of Puget
Sound Navigation Co. boats, will be Increased June 1, it was learned
today. No hearing before the public service commission will be
necessary, as the rates merely will be restored to what they were
under a former authorization. The proposed Tacoiua-Seattle Increase
Is awaiting the decision of the public service commission. The In
creases will run from 2~< to T>o cents on round trip fares.
TALK HEALTH QUESTIONS
Problems of public health were discussed at the Presidents' j
council yesterday by Dr. E. A. Rich, new head ol' the city health i
board; \V. Q, Osburn, assistant superintendent of city schools, aud J
Dr. R. J. Carey of the Mountain View sanatorium. Dr. Rich declared :
that Tacoma is far behind neighboring cities in its health work, and
that "it is only by the grace of God aud the location of the city on'
v hillside that has kept us ac well as we are."
THIS SURELY IS
SOME FAST WORK
NI-:\V YORK. .May 19.— Dis
cussions of military compulsion
for national defense, before the
American Academy of Political
Science, Introduced tho Informa
tion that Switzerland mobilized
300,000 troops in August, 1914,
In 4 8 hours.
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Th-Mn With a Veil;
Remove Them With the
Otl^lne Prescription.
This prescription for the re
moval of freckles was written by
le prominent physician and is
usually so successful in removing
freckles and giving a clear, beau
tiful complexion that It Is sold by
any druggist under guarantee to
refund the money If it falls.
Don't hide your freckles under
c veil; get an ounce of othine and
remove them. Even the fifßt few
epplications should show a won
derful improvement, some of the
lighter freckles vanishing en
tirely.
Be suure to ask the druggist
for the double strength othine;
It Is this that is sold on the
money-back guarantee.
GROCERY SPECIALS
SATURDAY
Fineet Granulated Sugar, 13
lbs. for $1»0
Creamery Butter, 3 lbs. ...85c
Quality Lard, 2 lbs. f0r...23c
Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, 4
dozen BBc
Fine Cream Cheese, per lb. 20c
Prlmost Cheese, 2 lb. brick 20>
California Bacon, lb IHc
Del Monte Preserves, 25c size,
per Jar 20e
Strawberry or Raspberry Jelly,
glass jars, 2lie jars 2 for 45c
Large cans Prunes, 20c size, I
for 25c
Standard Tomatoes, doz. ..90c
Standard Corn, 3 cans . . . 25c
Bulk Macaroni, elbow cut, 5
lbs 2.V
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 3 lbs.
for 25c
Fine Walnuts, 3 lbs 40c
Assorted Toilet Soap, 6 for 25c
Laundry Soap, 10 bars . . . .25c
Fine Navel Oranges, 15c doz.,
2 doz 25c
Fine Navel Oranges, doz. 80c
Black Figs, 5 lbs 35c
EXTRA SPECIAL ON
damn.; I'OW Dill
$1.95 cans Dr. Prices or
Royal for $1.80
$1.10 cans Dr. Price's or
Royal for 95c
45c cans Dr. Price's or
Roj.il for 40e
Quart jars Olives, 4Be grade
for :19c
Large cans Rfpe Olives, 25c
grade 22c
8-oz. bottle Salad Dressing, 20c
size 15c
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Marquisette, 36c Inches wide,
hemstitched, colors white.
cream, ecru; regular 25c val.
Special per yard 18c
Scrims, 36 Inches wide, colored
border, ecru and white; reg
ular value 25c. Special, per
yard 15c
Figured Dimity, check or stripe
—very pleasing patterns to
select from; regular value
12He. Special, per yd.. . 9c
Dress Ginghams, checks and
stripes, good patterns; regu
lar value 15c. Special Sat
urday, per yard I2*,_c
Remember, we ere Just 'round
the corner from high price*.
The OeMe Oars Stop In Front
of Oar Doors.
M. 0. TEBBETTS, Inc.
1801-8 A Street. Mate $88.
S^ '
_
THE TACOMA TIMES.
rHere and
[[Elsewhere J
W. H. Stubbs, former patrol-'
man, 1b tried by kangaroo court I
in county Jail and found guilty of I
breaking into jail. Fine, $2.50.
Man perched on roof of thea-I
ter at Norfolk, Va., hurls bricks 1
at pedestrians, then fights revol-l
ver duel with police. He's crazy.
Debate on shipping bill ends
today.
Col. Sibley's pun.he expedi
tion Into Mexico In search of
.ilenn Springs bandits will be 1
withdrawn after penetrating 125!
miles.
Two more lumber carriers are
chartered to load in north Pacific I
for Australian delivery.
Western mill Is reopened at
Aberdeen after being idlo three
years.
Fire is discovered in hatch of
British steamer Huttonwood, tak
ing cargo of sugar for Liverpool.
Premier Asqtilt will ask new
English war credit of 300,000,000
pounds.
Out flowers and floral work.
Hlnz, florist. So. 7th and K. adv.
V. S. torpedo boat destroyer
Wilkes is launched in Philadel
phia.
King Christian of Denmark
undergoes operation.
COMMERCIAL BINDERY ft
PRINTLvQ CO. Main 417. adv.
Stnte Forenter Pupe says dan
ger of forest fires is exaggerated.
Viking Hair Tonic. Why stay
bald? Box 10, Tacoma. "adv."
Hans 11. < 1 elm nl. deputy pros
ecuting attorney of Spokane
county, appointed assistant state
attorney general to succeed John
M. Wilson.
Oscar Lemons, Plumbing. M 57.11.
adv.
William 3. Bryan, attacked at
Lake Mohonk, N. V., conference
on international arbitration, ap
pears to make reply.
McLean tho contract mover.
Main 1860. adv.
M. P. Capp, warden of Colora
do state reformatory Is charged
with gross immorality and mal
feasance In office.
Auditor of Skagit county is or
dered committed to county jail
for refusing to Issue warrant to
school children. ,
Launch party and dance, Bur
ton, Saturday night. Boat leaves
8 o'clock. ady.
A. C. Billings of Harrington,
Wash., it* dying from bite of a
woodtick. '
I
Four buildings at Oregon peni
tentiary are gutted by fire. Con
la:a in 1
I $d V GOLD 1
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Family at Unusually Low Price
Sale; Fine _\ <^k Spring and
HOSIERY ffik M\ SUMMER
oM'i'itfoiuti oppoi.iiniij to -<■- -Sra_^*''^*V/;'-v^i*v?-•'.' ' *» t^.. .....,,.... xTrm ,»,,
cure Pure Silk Two-Tone Rose. .Afar {jft;.,j; ,&,-,-«*« Sfj/ HHI \\OMIN, MIHSKH AND
mutle ivi.li double heel, soli 1 't'^WII t . ~^*f__\ ffflw <n I 1.1i1.l N
iintl toe. In this selling you ! Wr.il'llSl I \ 1 [•j/ffr-fev W_W_____.____.t_. w/r« i tt_«
may select from black an.) ,J. M M \ 3iW\ WOmeil S Merode U_UOn
white, black and red, black MtM // A'/jf/|j In / \ \ _-£j><_M_/ Suits,
aid ureen, black mill purple. BSJ / M>\ \\ I \ ' I a fl'fyr
These Hose are excei-llonnl | / M 1 I I'll \ \ff Bm_U BHOtXAB $IJ__% VALI'E EOR
Profit SliuiluK 7Qc l_3—-^-J-^!" ' [--f-ff pilg "Merode." known to practically
l a pair I «Jl» _t___TCitft*-*_\Z____in__.__ i ft~~^ iA _lrtfe« exei-j wonu , i !>.- rutted
............ ,„._„, , .,.' _____&."*•- VJ--^_fei_E___L j_K^_\ fl /* i^\_t^__t <* Suites i( s ipmliiv ami mre-rut
WOMEN'S EXTRA QIAI.ITI W_JiL^m_T^J_tM^ ____**_ __Wa_W__\ making In underwear. These
silk hose ____*\^______________\________\___w»»»»i^g^mm^m^mmgtm Hl _ it> Hre „ n,,,. weavo MeMhei
Wonieii's Extra Ouality Kllk __ _ _ _ -_ _ col.on, perfect fitting Rar
llose, willi double giuter MM |,nnniArl£lirlil _t\ _f -TV ft ff O iii'iiis, liaiid-erorhc.ed flu
ul lisle; also reinforced heel t* TI W I li gI | Z.Z |B gJ I IlTi I V ishc.l, Ihe Mylei, In. hide high
and I oe; black only. Profit 1 IllJlllvllil 111 V V VUU Melt* IMB slc.e, xuikle ioiig.h;
Shilling prlte, CQ-n ■ ', '>{,, neck, short sleeve, knee
a pair UJO __ leitglli; low neck, sleeveless
women-k Nn.K hoke ror -Dress and jports ?V*ear thPte ,"!"", p."",, I';,. bucj.,-**,
ill colors tan mid black; ■ pure *.W, :W. A regular $I-M "7Qf_
siik nose; some made x.vii Regular $10.00 and $12.00 Values "WmmtW i 'tu* fttt* a. i3L
lisle .o|*. o.hers all silk; i*eln- WtIMIN'S |\|(l\ SI'ITH
forced sole, heel ami toe; val- ~~~ £^*\ £~*\ O Mtt'le ol pure while bleached
ues lo $1.00. I'iolh />Q n t lir.if'**- 'li i-o.ioii v.ii'ii. In low lUH-k sli»»e.
Sbaiing prite, it pair ttJb __________________! kJj Vf tLiT V J h " '"*''■ v'"' l' 1"' knw- ",""
WOMI'V'S IMltl' Sill IliHiT « co» shoiililer s.ruiis and V
' ' ' V Typitul of .he season's lies, stylos. New coals lull and lint inn slni.e lou cut neck. All popu
,,OSL with deep tuffs anil odd collai-*; bel.eil elleds rb hi} tttttm lar sl/.es. ;l I. :ICI. ;IH. 9^T
llimu of pure silk. Hi.h lisle [| ne (|; .wo _tt___»_-\ (in-duroys in white, gold. rose, nie.n or S| i . ial, i suit LO\j
garter (ops; a sheer fine sum- AU( .„ |(luo . cblucblllus of sol. fleecy whl.eness; dieiks in \\o\ll \'S SWISS RlliltKD
iner hose; "Ouj\" make; rein- ibetr sniartost iiispliations; plahls. iinliiieil couts of of* QQ \ KSTS
lorced heels mill iocs; all regit- Ml p,.rior leume*-; #10.00 and $12 « oats. . hoice for. 4>U,JU x fi . tl , „ ||t- llM , V(l ,„,,.„, V( . v|
SkSTJC 0^ N"'"'i"'f 3oC r C°t A Ml ",u """',' -'""'"ts' ",w r,e,k'
WO.MIN'S (ll I SIZE XII.X I 12111 OL FdllCj ljUlla UI ylldlllj ribbon run finish « (he tiwl.
.m — • hl/cs for every woiiiau 01 r>
Si,es m ,o" 10 S(,m kings; Ink* evamples of the sniar.es, „„..Ms Dressy. >0,,,1,.„ lupto 11 bus.. S -l.il LI \s
uooil medium weiuh. Cft dignliied and coiisei'viiflve slyles, in the fine textm«s mid iiioh. WOMEN'H SWISS 1.1H1.E
. h . OuC fashionable shade*-,; plenty of blues nnd blaxks Included; regit- VESTS
lar values »'2o.<M>. for !1* <M Kwiss _______ elastic rihlied, low
WOMKN'S Mc BILK HOOT Regular values $;I0..»0. for iM.TB Beck, sleeveless, fancy cro-
Hosi-: Hegulai* values $)11.7.">, for jttM ebetetl. It-encli biuiil or plain
,,..,. .ii . . . . •_., . bar tops. A large aAsortiiient
!£',,;;;'&."Sltjr:S! slip°ver-Coat-Belted and Plam S r2^ '; xn r^n"
1 , ... ___. sizes mid extra sues. 0Q«
~! •■ "••■ 25c Middies Choice $1.00 StT-=--S
SRECIAI. EXTRA _ _ A M, pAHTC
$1,00 OVYX SILK HOSIDRV, \HHI\ lOD WORTH f MM, 0O OH BALK ToMoltll.lW A broken line of sl/ee, irawtl)
PAID. Hoc |OJ{ , r| ,,.. |.*||{ S | TIME Kx.ia Si/c 7, 8, ». Vests Willi
Dine pink, lavender, tan, following^w ill ghe some lain, itlea o. (he (Inn tiling styles: high neck and long slee.es or
lieach. apricot. ilium lawn _,l li|l whi „. w „ h „,,,. ,,11,1,., silk ladng and N -■■'C'-'s with «'lbov, steMree) vests with RuU'h
purple ami other shades ot "~jj l,e< I, anil elbow sleeves. Pauls
genuine ftl.oo Onyx Silk lh*- _j al|l „| liu . „„,, ,...„ r „f, s im *| lu ,«e ...lliir, with niljiisl-ible tape top and ankle length, or
ler.v 'r' P.Kp *h»II«i in pre., v plain color and scalloped edge. lien, h bund style, flood mWli
l**'l' *wW MWO —Awning slriiw middy with white .idlnr and cuffs. urn weigh. g.irnien.S of fine
WO.MIN'S .T4»c OWX SILK —While middy xxilli laruo collar mill ettffe ol fa.icy CI flfl «hlte , otloii. I!e«ular AQ„
ÜBLE HOME hij.li (olorspoi. stripes; reKlilar |t-M values, t'hoiie sf> liUU prlte 7.*»( ; clioico "TUU
in ie«iilar and on. si/es; till'- ___________m________m______m "KAVSCH'S" IMON HITTS
fet-en. weiubts; tan only. I __________________________________-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-^ I'or women. Al.rac.lve styles.
very serviceable perfect- QC^ —— — protected with reiiiforcej.iett.s
linn,. Il.is.*. „ pair tLOO MM 9 1 -C^ 1 . _rk _r-« points ol wear, and very ser-
WOMKXH TAX HOSE RlvD S WT OJTI4. IJII-LI"l3 tl»»\***e»tt lw»A. ""crt'l
A fine grade. Me and 2.V . _ Hemilni s|/**s. eiicli OUO
;;,,", i i; i ,,'s: 10c »4,o.) S ...i*i.^w«.rksi, _» rT^^ K"''si"'h'"a'l' ""'
brown or black elk. tanned and t-/o l\ ■■■■——-■■■■——-——■———
smoked ho.se lealhei-s. |f| 11011- j/o ll ___.**__* , „ , _______
rkii-ir^'c Paßnn 4A «»ie soi-. low 1..-..,.,! __»*_, six- J[*> I Children's Union Suits
Children s Cotton lAa ,„,.,, t(( „ s „„ sl/( , s to ,._. i\ K ,i M ti...-.|..«ii..v white wmm.
HOSe J.WV Thewe Shoes Have Oak Lealher -_3_T jS^ 1 **I»'"K ■•••"• weave, high neck.
Here are B ood medium weiKhl Holes. Profit Sl.ari.. X price . . £§• J sboil sleeve*. ..r eleeveleee. lov»
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i« pair I ■»*. |
ATTERBURY AND FASHION CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, flj| ri y
$18.00 AND $20.00 SUITS, SPECIAL L^R*__Mm_l t^
— J BOMETHfX'fI NEW EVEIIV DAY I
Ho.vs" Norfolk Suits, wi.h __\W^iP m*>»J^*lf ty .:-*> '__" "^'■ ''rll^:___W^^iM^W 1119 >'"'"< I''il"' Madras and
_ In « JW.W I «*■*-» Till'- 111 HV SIOHK (IN PA. lilt: VVI.MK.
victs aid fire department In
quenching blaze.
F. W. Loomis of Aberdeen.
elected grand chancellor of
Knights of Pythias grand lodine.
t ,01.".. while shopping take
lunch at Duenwald's, 1112 Broad
way. Adv.
Mrs. Mary Adams, a gypsy, is
arrested In Spokane, suspected of
kidnaping 5-year-old New Jersey
boy who has been missing.
Tony Cortz, a crippled Imy. Is
sentenced to reformatory for
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Our prices still remain the
lame, though meat prices
are going up elsewhere,
where.
Pot roast, lb 10c
Veal roast, lb <2 v
Leg of pork roaet, lb. . . ITo
Hamburger, lb iat_e
Clubhouse sausage .... 15c
1 for -We
Our bacon prleea are tbe
cheapest In the city. Call
on us before purchasing
Boston baoon, lb. . l»4r
Bugar cured breakfast bacon
lb H0«, «-l*_c, Mc
Sliced bacon liSe
Small sugar oured bam 18c
yIIEGLE'S CASH
HARKEr
Ut* Market st.
breaking into warehouse of Key
stone Cereal Co.
,*
Dr. F. .1. Hchiig. federal lie-allh
officer, will lih allowed to keep
job.
HUE. II RECORD
Bom—To Mr. and Mrs. Finest
S. Nelson. Market and Jefferson,
April 11, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Huns
Larson, 17-1 So. Iltb St., April
18, girl; Mr. and Mr*. John C.
Buchanan, r>23 No. C St., Janu
ary 8, girl; Mr. and Mrs. K.irl
Ward, 201 X So. 12th st.. May It,
boy; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferrell,
80C No. 2d St., May 16, boy.
Seattle property to trade for
Tacoma. See owner, 1144 Pa
cific (fish market). "adv."
MARRIAGE LH ENSES
11. E. Haines and Ida E. Miller,
both of Tacoma; Martin Polk-h
and Fannie Leatan, both of Taco
ma; Steve Ouzales and Margaret
Connolly, both of Seattle.
WILSON TO TALK
ON PEACE PLANS
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 1!».
—Possibilities for peace in Eu
rope were made to look brighter
when President Wilson promised
to speak next week before a
meeting of the league to enforce
I peace.
COUNTY IS HANDED
NICE COMPLIMENT
State inspectors of tbe burea.i
of inspection and supervision of
public offloee congratulated
Pierce county officers on the ex
cellent condlton of the books of
| the Various departments, after a
careful audit.
FARMERS TO VISIT
TACOMA ELEVATORS
About l<M farmers of eastern
Washington and Idaho will visit
Tacoma June 7. They will In
vestigate wheat mills and eleva
tors, it has been announced.
Cant Do the Work
tpmn jt5X rS A ,'B'l back |
tA.**r I VJh P^niakcn hard
\_sf • IU work harder.
-^TiJv^s. 1 Jiii All day tho
•\fVllv ,ull ,hrob
\^JN\ 18 I*7 a"v l''e sharp, I
n W\ 1 "l'ar"n K palnsi
ss_-g-jti _)U t^C^|inake you mls
/ ~^ ',r**)le> B " d
__[ \flj^ y^ )* hare's no rest
•Bl \ irv/" Maybe It's
>4j_fc- \__r rttt dally
•C, )kL ■or k that
Ek c^^?Pi h "r * • ths
■*-**^ "*■ Jarring, Jolt
ing, lifting, reaching, dampness
and many other strains do weak
en them.
Cure the kidneys. I'm. Doan's
Kidney Pills. They have helped
thousands and should do aa well
lor you.
A Tacoma en-tuple:
O. D. Fruit. *819 South X St.,
cays: "Kidney trouble attacked
,me and I felt miserable and ran
I down. I gradually got worse un
til 1 was unable to get about. My
back was <co weak and painful
that I couldn't stand erect. After
using but five boxes ot Doan'a
Kidney Pills, I was well end able
to work again."
il DOAN'S T_V\
I 80c at all Drue Stores. I
I Foater-Mllbarn 00., Props., I
j Beftalo, N. Y. |
PAQ.B THREE.
|a-*-iS^OCERs • \
"We Wan. Your RiiHineas"
Make your dollar go as far in
possible. Pay cash and note
.he -.n tut
SOME MONFY SAVERS
Potatoes, good home grown,
,r>o lbs 75c
New Potatoes, large size, 5
lbs 25c
Dry Onions, 8 ll« 25c
Flour, the best brand on the
market, per sack $1.15
Rhubarb, 6 lbs 10c
Sweet' French Prunes, 5 lbs. 25c
Tomatoes, solid pack, 4 cans
for •*so
Apples, good cooking, box $1.00
Breakfast Bacon, lean, well
streaked, per lb 2l<-
Cheese, full cream, lb. ...2oc
Butter, the very beet, lb. . .Hoc
8 lbs Hsc
Ranch Eggs, strictly fresh, per
do.. 2fie, 4 doz J»so
Lard in bulk, 2 lbs. 250
Minced Clams, tall cans, 3
for '-We
Maccaronl, In bulk, 4 lbs. . 25c
Cut Stringless Beans, 4 cans
for »Oo
Hominy, canned, large tins. 2
cans 15c
FREE SOAP
One bar of our 'Easy Washer'
Soap will be gives, free osi m
Saturday with each pomid of
test or coffee. II
10M do. ISth. Phowo Main itttl
TURN TO THE CLABHII IKD
WANT AV_\ ON PAOE 7 FO«
HEHILTS. tiKB PAUE HEYKH

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