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LA VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, MONDAY JANUARY 15, 1912.
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SPECIAL PAV DAY SALE
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FOR TODAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
January 15th., 16th. and 17th.
FOR CASH ONLY.
15 lbs. Beet Sagwr 1-00
li lbs., Cane Sugar 1.00
Fancy Breakfast Bacon by the slab 20
Good Breakfast Bacon by the slab 17
Fancy Hams, per lb ,., 17
3 lbs. Pure Lard 39
5 lbs. Pure Lard 63
10 lbs.. Pure Lard 120
3 lbs., Lard Compound 2'
5 lbs. Lard Compound "
10 lbs. Lard Compound 90
48 lb. Sack Diamond M Flour 1AP
24 lb. Sack Diamond M Flour 74
48 lb. Sack Old Homestead Flour 15
24 lb. Sack Old Homestead Flour 7
15 Ounce Can Columbia Milk v JP
20 Ounce Can Libbys Milk -10
Good Standard Sweet Com, per can OS
Fancy Sweet Corn, per oan
20c Can White Horse Brand Tomatoes for 1
15c Can Farm House Brand Tomaties, for H
12c Can Columbus Brand Tomatoes for 10
10c Can Falls City Brand Tomatoes for 8 l-3c
Reindeer Brand Hulled Corn, per can 10
Monarch Brand Pumpkin, per can 12
Large Can Table Peaches, lor 17
Large Can Table Grapes for 14
Gallon Can White Horse Brand Pie Apples for 30
Gallon Can Monarch Brand Pie Apples for 38
Gallon Can Reindeer Brand Pie Plums for 30
Gallon Can Reindeer Brand Pie Plant for 28
Pikes Peak Brand Macaroni, per package 08
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per package 12
Grape Nuts, per package 12
3 packages City Soda Crackers for 25
3 packages Nabtscos, for 25
8 Bars of Diamond C Soap, for 25
7 Bars of Lenox Soap, for 25
4 Bars of Fels Naptha Soap, for 25
10 lbs. Extra Fancy Potatoes for 25
Genuine Mexican Pinto Beans, per lb 05
2 Ounce Bottle Burnett's Lemon Extract 18
Fancy Table Apples, per lb 05
Fancy Apples, per box of about 50 lbs 2.00
Good Native Apples, 10 lbs. for 25
BUY ALL YOU WANT
Your Money back tor any Article that don't Please you.
IKE DAVIS.
PHONE MAIN 193 or MAIN 194.
THE CRAAF I
AM D CO.
PHONE
16 17
PHONE
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Vz Sack Boss Patent Flour $1,50
4 Sack Boss Patent Flour 80c
12 Sack Old Homestead Flour $1.50
15 lbs. Sugar ( $1.00
100 Iba. Potatoes, Utah $2,50
10 lbs. Potatoes 25c
15c Can Utah Tomatoes tOc
3 Cans Fall City Tomatoes 25c
3 Cans Midway Club Corn 25c
3 Cans Cabinet Hominy 25c
5 lbs. Mexican Bean 25c
4 lbs. Navy Beans 25c
5 lbs. Rice 25c
3 Pkgs. Vermicelli 25c
3 Pkgs. Macaroni 25c
3 Pkgs. Spaghetti 25c
1 lb. Mix Green and Black Tea 35c
Bismark Mince Meat, quart jars 30c
2 lb. Glass Long's Preserves 25c
1 quart P. V. Syrup 30c
8 Iba. Applet 25c
4 oz. Bottle Burnetts Lemon Extract 35c
8 Bags Salt 25c
8 Bars Diamond C. Soap 25c
8 Bars Lighthouse Soap 25c
6 Bars Lenox Soap 25c
6 Bars Crystal White Soap 25c
20 lbs. Pure Lard $2.20
10 lbs. Pure Lard $1.15
5 Iba, Pure Lard 65c
3 lbs. Pure Lard i 40c
20 lbs. Compound Lard $1.60
10 lbs. Compound Lard 90c
6 lbs. Compound Lard 45c
3 lbs. Compound Lard 30c
Hams, per lb 15c
Bacon, side, per lb 16c
32 oz. Pure Food Jams, 3 for... 4 $1.00
FOR CASH ONLY
JANUARY, 15-16-17
LOCAL NEWS
See the Hub's big discount sale on
Page i.
Try a dram of Old Taylor bourbon
at tbe Opera Bar.
You can buy for $1.95 shoes worth
$4.00 and $3.50 at Talcherfs, Douglas
avenue.
The Friendship club will meet to
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Howell
at her home on Fourth street.
Finch's Golden Wedding Rye, aged
in the wood. Direct from distillery
to you. At the Lobby, of course.
Miss Alioe Coors as "The American
Girl" will not only look the part, but
fill it in every way. Friday, the nine
teenth, Duncan opera house.
The revised edition of the Ladles'
Guild Cook Book, containing an ex
cellent variety of new tried recipes,
is on sale at the home of Mrs. A.
H. Whitmore, S25 Seventh street.
Price 50 cents.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Me
morial Episcopal church will meet to
morrow afternoon with Mrs. E. V.
Long at her home on the corner of
Seventh street and Columbia avenue.
Stock must be reduced in various
lines regardless of cost, all this sea
son's goods. See us, space is too lim
ited to state prices, at Talcherfs,
Douglas avenue.
Jose Maria Salas was arrested last
night by Officer Kelly on the cha-ge
of drunkenness and when summoned
before Judge D. R. Murray today
pleaded guilty and was released upon
the payment of the costs. Salas is
not a resident of Las Vegas but was
traveling south according to hfis
story.
Mrs. Addie Francisco, after a long
illness, died last night at 9 o'clock
at St. Anthony's sanitarium. Mrs.
Francisco came to Las Vegas three
years ago from her home in Clinton,
Mo., in search of health. About a
week ago her condition became crit
ical and her three sons and brother.
P. H. Boyle of Clinton, Mo., wore sent
for and were at her bedside when she
passed away. Mrs. Francisco is sur
vived by three sons, Taylor Lay, aged
17 years, and William and Andrew,
twins, aged 15 years, and three broth
ers and a sister. Mr. Francisco died
eight years ago. In all probability
the body, accompanied by the brother
and sons, il be sent to Butler, Mo.,
this evening where burial will occur.
Mrs. Francisco was born In Clinton,
Mo., 39 years ago.
1-3 OPF
GREENBERGER'S
Copyright Han Schaffticr & Marx
Big Discount Sale
33 1-3 Percent
Discount on all
ttens Suits and Overcoats
Begin. Monday Jan. 15 we will offer all
our High Glass. NEW Up-To-Daje, Snappy,
Suits and Overcoats made by Hart Schaff
ner and Marx, Ederheimer Stein and Co.
and Michael Sterns & Co. at 1-3 off A
Straight Out and Out proposition of New
Goods at 2-3 of their Value.
33 1-3 DISCOUNT
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Copyright Han Schaffncr & Marx
YOU
NEED
THE SHIRTS
SHIRTS
WE
NEED
THE MONEY
Come On
Any
Any
Any
Any
$1.00 Negligee Shirt
1.25 Negligee Shirt
1.50 Negligee Shirt
1.75 Negligee Shirt
73 c
95c
120
1.35
GREENBERGER
BOYS
And
CHILDRENS
1-4 OFF
SUITS
And
OVERCOATS
All our Boys and Children
Suits and Overcoats
are yours for the asking
AT
25 Percent Discount, gSldL"cludM an "r
GREENBERGER
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"The American Girl," under the
direction of Mrs. Charles L. Kohn, by
he High School Girls' Glee club, will
be sure to please its audience. Get
your seats early. Friday the nineteenth.
CHANGE YOUR WASH DAY
TO LAUNDRY DAY
Ii you make it
LAS VEGAS STEAM
LAUNDRY DAY
you'll never go back to the
old-iashioned way.
TRY US ONCE.
PHONE NOW-
Las Vegas Steam
Laundry
Phone Main 81 617 Douglas
Alfred Benjamin's suits or overcoats
for 50 per cent discount at the Hub.
The regular meeting of the W. C
T. U. will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the Christian clyirch at 2 -DO
o'clock.
MR. POLICYHOLDER.
Dear Sir. Our insurance advice Is
free to you. It may be of value to
you. You pay money willingly for Are
insurance.
Our advice tends to warrant not
spending your money in vain. Ask us
about
"A Better Protection
at the same expense"
CUTLER BROS.
614 Lincoln Ave. Tel. Main 124.
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See Our
ADVERTISEMENT
ON PAGE
FIVE
J. H. STEARNS
PURE THINGS TO EAT
One-half oft on any suit or overcoat
at the Hub.
Ted Hayward, who for some time
has bad charge of the commissary
department of the convict road camp
in the GaJIinas canyon north of Las
Vegas, has been promoted to the po
sition of foreman. H. P. Tllton of Las
Vegas has taken his place In the com
missary department and left for the
camp this morning.
GOLF TOURNEY.
Pinehurst, N. C., Jan. 15. What
promises to be one of the most suc
cessful golf tournaments ever held by
the Advertising Golf association open
ed on the Pinehurst links today. The
tournament, which will last through
the entire week, will be unusual In
character, as the program provides for
a number of novel events In addition
to the regular championship contests.
f "A I ET us tell you About
$3T J. J Window Lighting. You pay
il cjfi reD' sma" sPace
uW nz Y you ooc reurns Dy having
wL k$T3L lt we)1 lighted.
Cu.ton.er W. P. anthsW ' " MMMMIWWlAM
Las Vegas tight & Power Co,
We Have Just Brought Over a Fresh Lot ol Those Beautiful
CYCLAMEN.
When inNeed of a Nice Present get one of These
50c, 75c, $1.00. $1.25
PERRY ONION & SON
507 Sixth Strtet
Phonr U.ia 462
TO OUR FRIENDS OF THE OPTIC.
Knowing it to be impossible to meet
each one separately we take tuis way
of thanking the kind people of Las
v egas who gave so liberally to help
in our loss by fire on Sunday after
noon, January 7, and also our neigh
bors on the mesa who did all that was
possible in saving what they could
and in putting out the lire. Our earn
est prayer is that God may richly
bless you and that we will all know
one another in heaven.
MR. AND MRS. H. L. NIMS.
ESTABLISHED I 87(1
The
To The People
Who
Want to save money
BY
Buying for Cash
Come and
Get my Prices
Before
Buying Elsewhere
BOUCHER.
(The Coffee Man.)
First National Bank
of
Las Vegas. New Mexico
First National Bank Building,
Sixth Street
JEFFERSON RAYNOLDS, President
E. D. RAYNOLDS. - - - Cashier
HALLETT RAYNOLDS, As't Cashier
A General Banking Business transacted.
Interest paid on Time Deposits.
Issues Domsstio and Foreign Exchange.
COAL AND WOOD
WRITE
NUT
LUMP
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
sa D. W. C ON D ON
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