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THE ATLANTA CiEUKUULAN AND NEWS.
BU4I, DECEMBER
Holiday Specials in All Departments
Waists, Skirts and Petticoats
Big Friday Bargains in Sensible Christmas Gifts for Everybody.
Sale of Suits
Beautiful “Tailored' 1 Waists" of
line all-wool albatroaa In moat
stylish color*: (2 value* 95c
All-Over Lace Waists am] allk-
embroldered Albatross Waists; real
(6 values; in this $1.95
212 finest Taffeta Silk Waists In
plain colon and plaids; CO ACS
27.60 values ^dCsi.®
Heavy, rustling Taffeta silk Pet
ticoats In handsome 7C
styles; (10 values a w
New and stylish Mercerized Pet
ticoats; real (1,60 values; 87c
only ..
I.adles’ and Misses' fine Panama
Skirts with folds of silk or same.
values**.’.. .. l .°... .*.*.$2*90
Ladles' Skirl* of finest Chiffon
Panama, Altman voile and taffeta
silk; (12 to (16 values; $6.75
Boys' Clothing
Boy*’ Punt* of good wool fabrics;
50c values; only
19c
Boys' Suits, excellently made and worth Cl A C
up to (4.60: at...'
Boys' (6.00 Suits of plain and fancy C9 Ag
materials; in this sale at iPCiOw
$1.25
Great Fur Sale
Big lot of Fur I^eckpl^ce*, worth
up to $3.00; at, choice
69c
Ladles' 72-Inch Neckpieces of h&ndsome C9 QD
stylish Furs; vpry special
bodies' handsome Fur Collarettes
and Sets; (10 to (16 values
Children's Fur Neckpieces and Muff
Sets; very cheap at...
$4*90
98c
A New York maker has
just sent us 100 handsome
long and medium on.it
Suits of fine Panamas,
broadcloths ana fancy
mixtures to close out be
low cost of making for his
account. Every' one of
these suits' is brand-new
and all sizes are included
in the lot. Real values
range from $20 to $30;
take choice for
Ladies’ and Children’s Coats
Ladies' corset-fitting Jackets of
tan covert, satin-lined and hand
somely tailored; 7R
value i 9
Ladies’ fine all-wool 80-Inch Coats in
black and tan: beautifully trim
med; worth $10 to $12, $4.75
Ladies' 60-inch and 62-inch coats of
Chiffon Kersey and new silk auto-
Long Coats:’ satin- CG QA
lined; $25 value iPwivU
Ladles' finest Imported Broadcloth
Long Coats; satin-lined; CQ 7C
‘5 value 9
Misses' and Children's plain and
fancy Long Coats; $5 G2 0 A Q
to $6 values
Children's "Bearskin" Coats, excel
lently made and worth $1.98
Infants' Long Coals of fine white
Cashmere; very vspecial 98c
at
Hats, Underwear
$10
Tomorrow we will put on sale loo beautiful Pattern
Rats In the handtomest style* of the season—real
values up to (10.00; take choice CO QQ
for onlv. . 'V— ll — M
Ladles' fine ribbed cotton fleece-lined Vests and Pant*.
Misses' Union Suits and Boys' Undershirts 19c
and Drawers; In this sale at.
Other S Fi c .o" d Values
Ladies' Fascinators of fine wool zephyr Of.*.
•n pretty colors "> 'w
Ladies' Shawls In umbrella styles and square shapes;
worth up to (2.C0; In this QOp
sale «t
Babies' Caps In pretty stvles of fine
white silk; In this sale
Sale of Holiday Novelties
Big Bargains in Basement
Big center tables contain great bargains in gold-plated and silver;
Fruit Dishes. Cake Plates, Bread Trays, Sugar and Cream Set*, etc:,.
Novelty Toilet 8ets, Manicure Sets, Work Boxes, Shaving Sets, etc. '•
Parlor Rocker*—Oak or Mahogany;
real (5 values; in this $1.98
Umbrellas and Gloves
Children’s Rocker* — In severa!
styles; &1I ble values; 50c
$1.50, 98c and..
Very handsome Men’s and Ladies’ gold* and silver mounted Umbrellas, worth
up to 116.00; take choice for - * $3 @8
Babies* High Chairs of polished oak;
i $2.60 value,.
backs, re«,
at only
98c
Ladies' and Men's Holiday Umbrellas, worth up to
$3.00; choice... *. \
ladles' 2-clasn Kid Gloves, worth $1.50; In this "
anta K
98c
9!Fc
$1.98
$2.50
Handkerchiefs •»* Mufflers
Babies' High Chair* of polished oak;
very great bargains • 5QC
Big 25-Cent Bargain Table
Folding Screens—r. fjpet high, filled .... ..
with nrettv sllkollne- Ladles Seeing.ltocuere, as shown
witn pieuy siiKoune, 9oC in cut, polished oak. cane seat; ex
tra special value 98c
only.
at.
Tabourets of weathered oak In mis
sion atyle: extra value 29c
Big sale nt Elastic and Leather Bolts. Hat Pin*. _GarterB, Bags, Slick
- "' ‘ tenet Tal-
Plns, Cuff Buttons, Veil Plns.'Back Combs. Hair Brushes, SocL
cum Puffs. Box Stationery and other novelties worth up to (1.
CHOICE 25 CENTS
Magazine Racks of weathered oak
In mission style; In 98c
Morris Chairs — Very large and
handsome; real (15,00 fiSC QK
;e: only
Art 8quarea—All wool, new' pat
terns; else 9 by 12 $4.98
Center Tables of polished golden oak
with lower shelf; 69c
Big lot of Ladles' and Men's Hand- Large .Silk Mufflers that would be
kerchiefs; up to 25c values;
5c
Ladles' and Men’s 811k Handkerchiefs;
T t orrt !. 50 ?:....’'. 25c
50c
We Will Cash Railroad Checks for Those Who Make Liberal
Purchases In the Store.
Very handsome extra large Silk Muf-
tlers; In this sale 98c
Big Sale of Dress Goods
special sale of 54-inch Broadcloth*. Voiles, Panamas, Voiles and Xov-
r Mixtures; worth up to $2.0u a yard; all to go now 47c
We Give Green Mk
fl 18 West Mitchell 1
Trading Mjk
' Street, Near |
Stamps m *
Whitehall. %
Bags and Novelties
Beautiful Chamols-llned Beaded Bags In newest designs; worth AQ
fully $6; at ¥l»oO
Fine Silk Gauze Fans with Ivory sticks; In this sale
at
Applique Scarfs and Squares, up to $1 values,
at
Blankets and Comforts
98o
98c
98c
25c
Babies' fine, soft Crib Blankets: Jn
thlM .ale. Js9c
thlH sale,
pair
Large gray Cotton Blankets; very
special, 69c
pair.
$8.00 California All-Wool Blankets in
2?,.^ $3.98
Fine, large cotton-filled Comforts;
very special $1.25
Towels, Spreads, Percales
25c
98c
89c
XING OSCAR’S BODY
IS LAID AWAY
WITH ROYAL RITES
G. M. A. CLOSES
SPLENDID TERM
%hui»day at noon the fall session of
try Academy was
the Georgia -Military
Stockholm, Dec. 19.-TU# body of the Into
King Oscar I wa« laid today beside other
put Swedish royalties In Ridsrholus Cathe*
drtl The funeral wss the most raagalflcent
Sweden has ever seen. Officialdom and the
diplomatic,corps lent color ko I he otherwise
somber gathering. Special representatives
wsre present from uesrly every country lu thniV-ixcutoM 30 bov.V\veTe uwav cont " per mile for the round trip, plus
Europe, ; before the work was finished.* This Is i’*6 cents. This corresponds to the old t
remarkable record and many schoolsi|
should follow the splendid spirit
O.- M. A.
leaving on every train to npentl
mas nt home.
About fifteen states are represented
and there hus not been a vacancy, this
fall. Usually the closing days of achool
and the hurt! work of the examinations
drive mfinybbys away befonf school
close, but Colonel Woodward says that
LOW RATES GIVEN
TO COTTON SCHOOL
Hpei.MI to Tiff* Crorglsn.
Athens. Ga., bee. 19.~Thc farmers
of the state will be interested to know
that the railroads have agreed to make
a special rate for the cotton school to
be held ln % Athens. Gn., January 6 to
17. Tickets will be* on sale Janunry
4 to 7, and will be good to return until
midnight of tho 18th. T.lie rate Is
CROWDS SEE
POLICEMAN SHOOT
DOWN A ROBBER
Sew York. Dec. 19.—Samuel Parks was
shot while In the act of robbing the Umpire
Woolen l.’ompsuy by Policeman George
Jackoon, nnd died early today In the hos
pital. The piece where the shooting took
place Is s street oar transfer point, and n
large crowd witnessed the shooting, east
tertng to near-by doorways for shelter.
Royal Services in London.
I.ondou, Dee. 19.—8ln»ultsnroui with th
funeral services of King Oscar, of 8wed»*n.
msmorl.nl service was held In the i-hupcl
royal of Bt. .Tames palace today. King Kd-
n-srd, the prince and prlneera of Wales
n<l the Uuke and duchess of • onimugbt, as
well ns representatives of nil forelgu
••assies, were present.
PUMP COMPANY
SIGNS CONTRACT
Word has been received from the Wiscon
sin Engine f'ompuny to the effort that the
"iiitrnfi for the new pump nt Hemphill
Nation has been signal l»y the directors »f
the company. HIM the contract Is bow .on
lit way back to Atlnutit for the signature
«f I'rauk 4\ nice, president of the water
•■n from
wafer board will not bike up the let*
oin the mayor of illlwsakee relative
- - .»• mayor «. - -
the Wlacuualn Knglue t'ompnny until
'• contract arrives. This,.was declin'd
"l*ou at. a luellitg of the hoard Wnlncsday
farmer
, from Brunswick can attend this school
*i«t a cost of $12.47; from Thomaevllle
J for $10.81; from Valdosta for $10.57,
00OOOOCD00O0oOOOOO0OOOaOO0 ! n . n ^ fr°m Dawson for $M1.^ It is quite
juwwuul wwvwwuwwwmumvwvw w j clear front these figures that any fartn-
6 STATISTICS. o! •»' *n Georgia can attend the cotton
o
THREE KILLED BY
PREMATURE BLAST
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
It. Illrfh tn J. W. flnone, l.x on
Cherokee avenue. Lomu deed.
L’.tWr—Mr*. S. S. Tye to .1. W. Boone, lot
on Cherokee tivetuv. Warranty deed.
fftD—ft. C. FiwntHti to J. if. Holcomlfc,
lot on Kx posit loti street. Unto mortgage. {^wclal to The Georgian,
^^m dillbave °l § ^ chler, Jr., lot; v««hviu.. Twin
Sew York. Dec, 19.—Three men were In
stantly killed and several others seriously
Injured by the premature blast of an enor
mous quantity of dynamite In the plant of
* * **“ .TI“ "
STATE INVESTIGATING
INSURANCE CASE
_ iiiimiIH-
$1,74J.»-J». —
.itttilier Company, f
runty deed to secure
Sashvllle. Tenn., Dec. 19.—An lit-
I to WI)llngluii#Tifr; trstlgntlon innugurnted by the Insur-
loan, " ,,r ' .'ence Department of Tennessee under
" ' * | the new fire, marshal law, passed In
BUILDING PERMITS. 1 lpof; is umlcr way. The fire being In-
•^ 1 ••iver , ’h•Vuse' ,,n ^ r, ^ **’ ^ ,,vor to j vcstlgated H that which destroyed the
$1.7)—fc'. (’uimlnghsin. II I’roeter street, to I tobacco store of W. E. Wall A Hon at
V’ I.' Fni,' stieot FNjtonla. Montgomery county, Ten-
I.r ri«■ Oiiln'ir Kt ** S "‘ 1 tf j ncsiee. August. 1907. Seven witnesses
Sl'o-Mrs. A. I.. King. It Kelly street, to f living In Montgomery county have been
re*cover house. j summoned by Deputy Insurance i .om-
$•350 Mr*. Terre!!, 149 .Nelson street, to rclssloner Leigh Thompson to appear In
. meter , rejinlr house. • j hits office nnd glvo testimony. These
ere made to the tuuiril. among] $!•"»—M. }Jlt teg, n orange street, to ty* n , el ignored the aurr.m »ns. t'ondltloti-
-vs uuidB .thot «»f Judge UcorgQ Illllyer. fnirer dweilln* 1 - - *
;» tho cffA-t that the bill of the Maddox
Under hanking Vo., tenants of his build
**tdlnRs
$b*l-A.
hi*, ess' $4Mnstend of W ceuts^ as here
Illc tiener.nl mnnag*»r states Mist he has
, . .hat one of them seemed to have
made most of the mistakes. lie was asked
1 Investigate tile matter.
SECRET ORDER LODGES
NAME NEW OFFICERS.
special to Ths Georgian,
Gainesville, Go., Dec. 19.—Gainesville
council, So. 17, Junior Order of United
American Mechanics, elected the fol
lowing officers;. Councillor, Peter Mar
lin; vice councillor, G. L. Henderaon;
recording secretary, J. L. Taylor; aa-
"'"huit recording secretary, Claud Tow-
" r .v; financial secretary'. F. F.’Cheek;
garden, J. F. Strickland; conductor. B.
*• Barrett;* Inside-sentinel, .J. b.,Pat
erson; outside sentinel, D. 1*. Rowe;
fnaplaln. S. J. Roberts: treasurer, J. H.
f'lilte; trustees, W. B. Smith, G. R.
‘ 0 <*hran and A. P. Jones; represent*
me to grand council. A. P. Jones; JUn-
B ,,r b**t councillor, J. T. Pend ley.
Gainesville lodge. No. 219. Free and
Accepted Masons, also elected the fol-
loudqg officers: Worshipful master. R.
u. Grigg; senior warden, F. M. Loden;
I’mior warden, O. M. Martin; treasurer,
‘ s r . Dunlap, Jr.; tyler, T. D. Davis;
If/retary, W. B. Smith; senior deacon.
j nomas Burry; Junior deacon, F. C.
‘•"Jen.
The new officers chosen by Stephen-
£ on hwige. No. 26, Knights of Pythios,
if**’ , r *haficellrtr commander, \V. H.
•dorck; vfee chancellor, W. H. Towery;
tJl tiletm stwt jai Judgment for $260 and costs have
IK miijnj". i.'i 11 u |5oe * enter ,q ajaln.teaeh In the circuit
3S Drummond strivt,
467 Cltorokoc
the Itocklaud Lake Trap Kook Vomponv at
ltockland Lake. While the tuen were leav
ing, one of them tripped over the electrie
wire nnd this set ofr the fulminate cap of
•mo of the dynamite ehurge* mid resulted
In the terrific explofdon.
SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA.
Judgments Affirmed.
Glover vs. Stale, from Iltchmond superior
eonrt, .fndfo Hammond. A. L. Franklin,
v. A. IMcuuet, for plaintiff in error: John V.
Hart, attorney uenernl; 4. H. Keyuolda,
solicitor general; ltojrkln Wright, contra.
Lewis vs. Stall*, from Herrlen auperlor
court, Judge Mitchell. W. It. Smith, V. V.
Hull. J. 1 . Smith, for plaintiff in error;
John V. Hart, attorney gonernl; IV, E.
Thomas, solicitor general, contra.
Forbes vs. Noel, from Fulton superior
court. Judge Pendleton. Maddox k Hlms,
for plaintiff In error; Lewis W. Thbuins.
contra.
Sylrsnin k Girard Railroad Company et
al. vs. ling* et nl., from Hcrcven superior
I* K llranlcu.il
$PO—Ella Dill'
rc-«i»ver house.
—W. I*. Kelly
avenue, to build dwelling.
$1.400—V. M. Itlger, 32 Morgnn-st., to build
' |20a-iVj] w. Collins. 475 Marrk*ttn-st., to
build Imller. • _ , . '
$150-11. Silverman, 16% South Rroad-at.,
to make alterations.
$300—T. 11. Jeffries. 16 Mnrletta-st., to re-
pair brick wall.
court of Davidson county on motion of
Mr. Thompson nnd scire facias issued
against each.
The seven men Involved are Vaught;
Bennett, George Myers, Robert All-
hilght, Oscar Allbrlght. Marcellus
Rhetnhnrt, Hardy Williams and Robert
Williams.
D. ‘Bagwell; master of finance.
Lathpm; master of exchequer,
W; Gunther; keeper of records
x‘n White; master-at-arms.
DEATHS.
Llzsle Bailey (colored), ago 20; died at 175
East Baker street. e _ rt . .
Green Hawyer teoloreil), age 56; died at
106 Decatur street. -
Will Hnilth (colored), age 33; dlwl nt 10 N.
Butler street.
John Llgoi
lUej
6 Louis alley.
ns, colored, age* 23, died st
BIRTHS.
To Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Sullivan, 72 Bed
ford place, a I my,
pUlf.. - .
... Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Post, 34 Bailey
street, n girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. It. W. LeddelL fct) Ogle
tborpe street, n girl.
lorpe sireei, n gin. «
To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burge, W Afrong
»f.. a boy.
57 itenne-
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S VANDERBILT WILL RUN O
O PUBLIC COACH IN ENGLAND. O
O O
0 Newport. R. I.. Dec. 19.—Alfred 0
O O. Vanderbilt, who, f or several 0
0 years, has run a public coach be- O
O tween Newport and Aglfiley, e;ich O
0 autumn, has decided to run a pib- 0
n 11..' />narh k»tu'»pn I.ondon trad 0
H. Horsey; Inner guard, H. C. De- O
O lie! cotcli betw.on I-ondon and O
O Brighton, England, nrxt *rring. O
O H, will use lit* coach ''Ventur*.'' O
O H, will l>»ftln making trlpa on O
o May I, and continue until June II. O
EVANGELIST GEORGE 8TUART
TO PREACH AT BRENAU.
Special to The Georgian.
Gainesville, Ga.. Dec. 19.—Rev. George
R. Stuart, the' famoua evangellat, will
preach 'In~ Gainesville -next Sunday
morning and evening, at Brenau audl
torlum. He conducted a very aucce.a-
tal meeting here In the late aummer,
and many were converted under hi*
preaching.
Mrs. Martha Ann Dickerson.
Mr*. Mnrtba Ann Dickerson, willow of the
late John T. Dlekerson, died at the resi
dence nt her win ln law.- M. W. Goher. In
Kii.t Point. Wednesday evening at ( o .dook,
nt tho a*o of 79. She lesve, ,1s children—
T. T. Dlokerwin. of Itlriiilnph.oi. Ala.; Mr,.
A. tt. Fowler, of Eu,t Point; Mr,. A. J.
Monzutn. of Belton, Mo.: Rev. J. K. Dlrker-
son. of ProKott, Ark.: Mr,. M. W. Goher,
of En.t Point, And J. P. Dickerson, of
Woodstock. Oe. Funeral aervlre, will be
i-ondtictcd »t the residence In E««t Point
meut At I
i River on Frldnjr.
Road Settles Damage 8uits.
Bpeclnl to The Geonrtan.
Valdosta. Oa., Dec. 19.—The Indica
tion* »re that all of the damage suit*
pending In the court against the At
lantic Coast Line railway will be *et-
... W. Overstreet, Adam, A- Adam,, tor
philmlff In error; J. II.- Ilall, W. Roberts,
II,mV* va. Tucker et aI„ from Richmond
oiipt-rlor court, Judge Uaniinnud. F. W.
t*A|>crs, for plaintiff In
contra.
error; no appearance
Miiier v*. Perkcruon et nl., from Cobb
AU|terlor court. Judge Hotter. It. It. Mu**,
for plaintiff In error; D. w. Illnlr, It. N.
Holland, cootrs. , ,
H-.ulth ct al. VA. Moore, admlnlatrator.
from Floyd superior court Judge Wright.
W. M. Henry. W. II. Entila. W. B. Shaw,
for platutlffs In error; George A. II. Harris
A Ron, contra. - . „
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
va. IJoyd. from Green# superior court. Judge
l*wl>, Joseph II. it Rryan Humming, Jamea
ft. A .Noel p. Park, for plaintiff la error;
John T. West, Mamuel H. klldey. contra.
Central of Georgia Hallway t'ompsuy v».
Inman it Co., trom Muscogee superior
“L list
court. Judge LI HI* Churltou E. HstlJe,
for plaintiff in error; William II. Barrett,
Samuel It. Ilateher. contra.
Central of Georgia Railway < employ va.
lumau, Aker, A Inman, from Muwogee su
perior court, Jmlge Little, t'bnrlton K. Ilat-
lie, for plain' —
pell, contra.
Judgments Reverted
Orave ee. Mesne et _*L. from Pnlatkl
uriTF ca. JiPiUi ei ni.m »rwm i uiniti
miporlor court. Judge Par^r. Tomlluson
Fort, II. L. Grice, for plaintiff in error;
A. C. Pate, W. L. k Warren CJrlce, contra.
Southern Hallway Company ra. Tolleraon
fir r
from Henry superior court. Judge Reagan.
C. E. Battle, for plaintiff In error; Brown
k Brown, contra. ... . ,
Dotson v*. State, from Appling auperipr
court. Judge Parker. W. W. Bennett, for*
plaintiff In error; John C. Hart, attorney
general; John W. Beniictt, solicitor general*
Seaboard Air Line Railway va. Itandolph,
Crovatt
Barton Smith, D. W. Krausa. contra.
Proctor ▼«. 4'rooker. from Toomtu anperlor
coart. Judge Kawllnga. I*ankford k Dick-
eraon, Corbett k Uukfonl. for plaluttff In
error; no appearance contra.
Dismistad.
Conner vg. Flamlera, from Emanuel an-
•rtor court. Judge Uawllnga.
SPECIAL
Bargains Friday isi Saturday
AT
SOUTH SIDE
STORES.
S8 WhlOhall-St,
Both 'Phone, 468.
211 ..Whltshpll-stu
'Phones; Ball, 6326|
Atlanta, 1266.
NORTH SIDE
8TORE8.
62 Marietta-st.,
Both 'Phonos 1222.
100 Sprlng-sL,
Phono.: Ball, 6548)
Atlanta, 1160,
R. A. BR0YLE8, Jr„
392 Psaehtr*s-st,
■Phone,: B«ll,2»-N|
Atlanta, 2100.
DELICIOUS LUXURIES CHRISTMAS GOODIES
Attention Housewives
Do not conk, stew or fret oven what you arc going to need for that Christ-
iniw dinner. .Inst phone one of our live stores and tell us your troubles — we
will solve the problem for you—that’s our business. We will turn your trouble
into pleasure. We have taken great rare in selecting a large variety of dainties
and delicacies for this occasion. Read on—
XMAS TURKEYS.
Wc have a hi(?Ker shipment than ever,
which we will sell at lowest price*. We
Hiiggcst that you ORDER EARLY.
HAMS.
Special, delicious.
Morning Glory brand, 14c
Dove Ham* IBe
FRESH XMAS FRUITS.
Finest Messina Lemons, dozen..
Malaga Grapes, pound
EXTRA FANCY FLORIDA ORANGES
1)0Z( , n 35c, 30c, 26c, 20c and 16c
Orange*, by the box
Fancy Apple*, all varieties, peck...
Cape Cod Cranberries, quart
Concord Grapes, basket
Also the finest bleached Michigan Celery.
60c
12c
20c
FRESH FRUIT CAKE GOODS FOR XMAS, COMPLETE LINE
Note the low prices we quote;
Citron, the best, lb
Lemon Peel, lb ...
Orange Peel, lb ..
Figs, finest, lb...
Figs, medium, lb .
Currants, pkg., 12 oz 10c
Currants, pkg., 16 oz. . 12 l-2c
....25c
....25c
....25c
....20c
16c
Raisins, pkg., 12 ox 10c
Raisins, pkg., 16 ox 12 l-2c
No. 1 pkg. Dates 10c
Finest L. L. Raisins 15c
So. 1 fine cluster Raisins. .25c
Jordan Shelled Almonds. .60c
F. Shelled Almonds 50c
FRESH WESTERN MEATS AND LIVE POULTRY AT 302
PEACHTREE AND 88 WHITEHALL ST. STORES.
N. B. C. FRUIT CAKE.
•tran
L -'"g; outer guard, Q. R. Cochran.' 000OOOOOO000O0OOOOOOOPOOOO of them y«*terd«L
O tied. A settlemert was effecMd in two for pUl'otlS la tnor; Smith
Ul
KlrkLud': I
1-lb cake
5-Jb cake
10-lb cake
. 30c
.$1.50
.$3.00
STORES
FRESH NUTS—ALL KINDS.
English Walnuts,'Almonds,
Pecans, Filberts, Brazil Xuts,
Mixed Nuts nt lowest prices.
TEAS. COFFEES, ETC.
Special prices on Teas, Cof
fees, Pickles, Sauces, Flours.
Cereals. Full line Spices and
Extracts. Phone us.
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Red Tomatoes—
3-lb tin for 11c
8 tins for 33c
S tins for ...66c
Fancy Corn—
1 tin for ...* 15c
3 tins for 40c
4 tins tor 75c
12 tins for $1.40
Fine Pear, 3-lb fin ...........15c
dozen ; $1.75
Fine Slrlnffiess Beans, 3-lb tin.. 15a
3 line -■ 25c
HEINZ PRESERVES.
1907 Pack.
Blackberry, 3-lb crock
Raspberry, 3-lb crock.
Struwberry, 3-ll> croc]
Peach, 3-lb crock
90c
90c
,90c
90c
Cherry," 3-lb crock ...... $1.00