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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY YlOKJNlMi, SElJ'I'EMt$hK JJ, RITES Fountain Pens Raise Classroom (CMtlnad frm pat to Drop Out, Delegate to Nations League Says. to 55 per rent; sheets and ( hicafo TribuoMtalt Lake Tribune Ctble. 12. CONSTANTINOPLE, The Sept. nationalist government at Angora has published an appeal, addressed to the inhabitants here, to refrain from violence because It is useless. The interest In the Turks victory is Miifllng to this city, in view of the fact that the Angora government is preparing to demand that the allies the Greek fleet and armj from the eject vicinity of this cltv. The demand will be as significant as the making of the answer will be difficult. The Greek military mission left this vefctecda.v. Their was city buihirng wrecked during the Turkish victory demonstrations. Tne situation in TliracS is growing warmer due to the wholesale arrests of Turks in Adrmnople. Those seized are accused of plotting to d pert the Greeks At Rhodosto, where thousands of refugees have congregated, the Greek troops refused to embark for the island of Namos. A large porl-oof the Gre.ek army, hastily demobilized, is mingling with the refugees and fomenting disi ontent with tne Some of tile present Greek government troopb lia.e formed marauding bands. In the meantime the Thracian revolutionary committee isi very active. Public opinion in Bulgatia demanding that tlio government seize the present opportune moment to obtain "its rights from Greece Premier Stamboulski has postponed his proposed flip to oiheir European countries, while the other Bulgarian ministers arc hastening to Sofia. xpect to Find Some of Entombed Men Alive TACKSON. Cal, Sept. 12 (Bv the AsWe will break through sociated Press ) Into the Argonaut mire Fridav, possible and will find some of the forty-ee- v Thursday n imprisoned miners alive. said Clarence E. Jarvis, a member of the state .'oard of control and Governor btephens's representative, today after he had made a preliminary survey of renditions surrounding the Argonaut disaster. We cannot expect to find all the miners alive," said Mr. Jarvis, "but we most certainly will find a few waiting for the rescue crews to break through fiom the Kennedy mine. The heat protects them more than any other one thing. Jarvis stated today flat he Is thoroughly familiar w.th underground conditions In the Argonaut mine, having madp many trips of inspection alter the fire of two years ago. He said every condition underground is favorable to the miners, who are experienced and who know how to act in a disaster of this kind. TWO AVIATORS KILLED. t 12 Okla , TULSA, Tonimv ears of age. Tucker, IS ("Peewee'll n amateur flier, and Archie J Stowell, 28. professional aviator, were killed lat- - today when their plane, piloted by Slowed, fell iU0 feet, crashing Into n pasture near here Sc-p- pillow r Efficiency cases. .per cent. Linen handkerchiefs unhemmed, 35 per cent, hemmed, 45 pep cent. Clothing and articles of wearlnV apparel not specially provided for, 35 per cent. 40 Silk and By HENRY WALES. Chlram Tribune Salt Uke Tribune Cable. Sewing GENEVA. Sept. 12. .King Constantine pound. will not abdicate as the result of the Greek debacle, said George von Streit, foFraee fereign minister of Greece, who was a " confidante of King Constantine during his exile in lucerne, and now Greek delegate to the league of nations The Greek people do not blame King Constantine for the loss of Smyrna, because they realise that M. V'enlxelos committed the government to enforce on the Turks the treaty of San Remo in 1920. when King Constantine was in exlie. Since his return to Athenk "the king has only carried out Venfxelps's policy of keeping an army In Asia Minor. , M. Streit is confident that the allies ill support Greece now in preventing he Turks from selling Constantinople nd Thrace. "Nobody in Greece wants the king deposed. Ninety-eigper cent of the Greeks are in favor of King Constantine, who is refusing to interfere In politics nd is ready to invite Veniselos to lead the government rf Greece again if the eoplo Insist. The Greek defeat is the . result of the low morale of the troops." He believes that- If the United States loins the allies in insisting on protecting the Christian minorities the Turks will behave. Teachers and Students Carry On With Dispatch Silk Goods. silk twist and floss, n J1.30 Silk cloth, 55 per cent. Knit underwear, hose, half hose and glove. - SO per cent; outerwear and other knit or- crocheted, goods.. 60 per cent. nothing and other wearing apparel not knit or crocheted, SO per cent. Handkerchiefs and woven mufflers unhemmed. 65 per cent, s hemmed, 6j per cent. Knit goods, ribbons and other fabrics and articles of artificial silk, 45 cents a pound and 60 per cent. A worthy write1 hand pal of every fountain pm pocket la found In either Evaraharp ffer Propel, Shea Penclla. or Metals and Manufactures of. repel Pig Iron, 75 cnts a ton. a Steel wire,. cent to ll cents ( pound. Steel rails, cent a pound 30 10 a Steel wool, cents per pound and All cent. cent a pound. Horseshoes, Nalls exceeding 2 Inches In length cent a pound; less than 2 inches in length, 1 per cent. Screws, 25 per cent. Table, household and hospital utensils and hollow or flat ware of Iron and Bteel enameled or glazed with vitreous glasses, 5 cents a pound and 39 per cent, composed of aluminum, 11 cents & pound and 55 per cent; of copper, brass or other 1 SOUTH MAIN j base metal, 40 per eent. Hair, safety, hat and other pins of 33 or other base metal, per brass, copper cent. Fountain pens, 72 cents a dozen and 40 per cent. Pocket and other knivea having: other sive. products of ooal lai in finished than fixed blades, from 1 cent each and Mate 7 rents a pound and tW er rent 50 per cent to 35 cents each and 55 per Acetvio at LI (vinegar). 2 ents a pound . Oitrte at Id. 17 ents a pound cent. Aifohol. ainvi, b cents a pound, wood. 12 Table, kitchen, bread, butchers and similar knives with handles of mother of tents a gallon Ink and Ink powders. 2 pci ent pearl, shell or Ivory, animal horn or silMenthol, bo tents a pound, iam hor. ver, 16 cents each and 45 percent, with a celluent natural. or itoumi, camphor, nude, handles of hard rubber, bone loid, 8 cents each and 43 per rent; with refine or .ntheti, b rents a pound. Caster od, 3 tents a i oumi handles of any other material, from 2 Linseed oil 3 mr a pound cents each and 45 per cent to 8 cents each Ullve oil in intitaiiirh, 7L tents a and 45 per cent. cents a pound cents pound, in bull;, Scissors and shears, from 3 '! a Cotton seed oil, rents 20 45 cents cent each to t)und each and per 'oeoan.it oil. 3 rents a pound and 45 per cent. Peanut oil. 3 tents a pound Safety razors, 10 renta each and 30 ril .P2 rent p pom d Soa bean iru per rent lmlmg toilet water, Perfumery, razors and parts, from 18 cents Straight If containing ah olnd, to etc and 45 per cent to 45 cents each and 43 rents a 7" per rent if not conand pouftd per cent. 73 alcohol, pci tint Shotguns and rifles, from II 50 each taining varnishes containing less than and 45 per cent to 1 0 each and 45 per 5 Spirit per tent of niethv al ohol, $2 J' a galcent. lon and 23 per cnt. ront lining more thin Pistols, from $1 25 each and 55 per 5 per tent of rnethvl alcohol 2 jmr rent cent to $3 60 each and 55 per cent, Soap Castile. 15 per tent, toilet, perAutomobile and motorcycles and parts, fumed or unperfumed. Ju per tent, all 25 per cent. other soaps and soa powder, 15 per Airplanes, hvdroplanes, motorboats and cent. parts. 30 per cent. rent a pound Raking oda. Ricvcles, 30 per cent Taole salt in container s. 11 refit a hunSewing machines, from 15 pet cent to dred pounds, in bulk, 7 tents per Ko 50 per cent. pounds Cash registers, 25 rer rent alued aboe 350, 25 Jewelry. Cream separators per rent. Diamonds and other prer iou stones, Shoels, sickles and scjthes, 30 per iimut, lu per cent, i.it i ul not set, 20 rent. cniL 5 per a rents Aluminum, crude, pound. Pearls, not fie or trims. 20 per cent. Lead bullion. 2 rents a pound Imitation in or stone. pre4 iou cents a Zinc in blocks or pigs, faceted, 20 per uni. not cut or faceted, pound; in sheets, 2 cents a pound rent ijU per ae cane. Buckles, v-igar apd Tobacco and Manufactures of. uff ind dress cigaret holders, colUit , a mesh $2.10 buttons, lags, purses, etc, So per Wrapper tobacco, tinstemmed, rent pound; stemmed, $2.75 a pound. Watch movements in" case or otherFiller tobacco, imstetnmed. 35 cents s wise. trom 75 cent eaj h to $10.75 each pound; stemmed, 50 rents a pound Watch cases cnd parts of watches, 45 Cigars and cigaret, $4.50 a found and 25 per cent. per cent. Docks and cook movement, 45 per f ent Wines and Other Beverages. Brandy and other spirits, $5 a proof Earthenware and gallon. Gommon jellow brown ir grr earthenChampagne end other sparkling wines, ware, underrated. 15 ; er cent orated $) a gallon. 25 per cent. Slid wines, $1 25 a gallon nd te White neip gran hirc'i.n $1 a Ale, porler and oeer. gallon. ide rated 4. and stoiownre Grape juice containing les than per " r cent alconol. 70 cents a gallon and $5 a per cnt, decorate 1, and o'iii t'hma. porceion trjfed h proof gallon on the alcohol; ware underrated. 6" er err orated. and Underwood no corresponding provi- 70 lcti per sions'. . Plain glus ImUics 'i'm ' Ginger alo and other nonalcoholic bevcent pound gross to erages, 13 rents a gallon t, of l as L. t Lhmunatirg cent Chemicals. d e'-o- f Table and Ki' he, att a- - m synthetic chemuals and exploglass 55 pc i uni e gg sives product of coal tar. in mterrmcltatc and tac evcwUes't les fr m Spe state. 7 rents a pound and 60 per rent cn a dozen to 20 cent Si iuhf a ent Dyes, snthetie chemicals and explo- but Jn mb. ncmlip an) lamps, 2n per cut sizes, 27 n. Gla-sswar- , 1 ' vituii iaru fetl a he.mini k, h imi t Iav In sawed bond1- - 13 p r i! cl'nvne ldrich. same, Indei wood to per cent) t fa n ent veneer of tm Ip IP form Ablri h, ame I n erwood 13 ter en?) nt Toolhpn ks. 23 r Kuiniture of rattan reed, wi'bwv fiber, b'l e,T ent I i v tr commissioner, subject to the action of the Republican county convention of Halt Lake county. Mr. Monson Is a Republican. His experience as member of the state Industrial commission, as prominent business man in the state and elsewhere, as a practical builder, and having served for years as county commissioner while living In Idaho, eminently fits him for this position. He has served as deputy sheriff and as U. S. general prohibition agent and knows the need for a thorough cleaning up of Salt Lake county. He will countenance no vacillation in law enforcement. In and out of office he is against graft and misuse of public He Is the candidate of no funds. clique, organization or class, and if nominated and elected will treat with Salt Lake county as a whole, to the abolishment of sectional Interest in county affairs. A vote In the convention and a vote at the polls for Mr. Monson will be a vote for a bette and morally cleaner Salt Lake Cltv and a bigger and more substantial develop-meof Salt Lake oounty, (Paid Advertisement.) nt Furniture of w oud - 25 Paper. Printing paper not spec ally pr n ide for ec iuis-- e of n pr.nt. which is ent a pound and 1' jh cent free). Writing, leitei and note paper, pain, 3 cents a pound and 15 ier ren Paper enve!oje., jdain, 3 cents a pound and 20 per cent Placing cards, Id ent a pack anti 20 per cent. vc Sundries. v Boxing plovr.. haxl'kls foolltail1, awl slrw ar athir'ie touip-inen30 por ipnt le and roller skatr 31' T'Or cent Shoes or ether footwear havinc iirper1, of wool, enlton. hair or rllk. 3a per rent. Hats, tamnets, etr . of stiaw. grass, horse hair, etr bloi ked or trimmed, al per cent. Brooms. 13 per i ent Tooth brus.ies awl othir toilet hrushes, 43 per cent Lice, dominoes Id'.llarl Kills awl poker nt chips. 5 per Polls and tovs. 70 pi r een a grov. 8 ents Matches, Furs, dressed on t lie kin. except stiver or blaek fox. 23 per tent Manufactures of furs, 30 per rent. Silver or bla k fox skins, or manufactures. 30 per cent. Wearing apparel In chief value of fur, 50 per cent. Hats, bonnets, etc., of fur from $1 oO a dozen and 25 per tent to $10 a dozen and per cent. Laces, lace window cdrtains and burnt-ou- t lapes. 90 per cent Embroidery not specially provided for. 75 per cent. Bags, satihels and pocketbooka.30 and per other boxes anil cases of leather. luncheon and rent; If fitted45 for traveling, ent. per similar sets, .not o.r.ttlfv Lealbej glov&s.rpfttt'a,uforTr-ftawomen's inches In length:' So ar over tne same not and childrens, $4 a dozen pairs; for each inch length, in length in excess thereof, 50 cents a trn-ni- t. 2-- 5 il The first and the finest of the season. SEE OUR WINDOW SPECIAL THIS WEEK A Umbrella Plants, $2.00. iller FloFal Co. East Broadway. Wasatch 1310. ir cent vents a gross ami 2b FhotogTaphic tameras and paita, .') per cent. not Moving picture films, sens fixed nut a cent exposed or developed, not but developed,, a linear foot; exposed 2 dents a linear foot; expoeed and develpositives in oped. t cenU a linear foot; any form, I cent a linear foot. and bottles. Jar Jga, Thermostatic 45 fonr-tent- 4 (Art Department hummed, J roady for use. r hy flj t. Ht ivory with painted panels; wire Very special values, springs. only $8.95. ! Special Demonstration a 4 . I from the manufacturer ona repregenUtive week, beginning today, September 13. during which we offer . tr for 25c , AND ONE ADDITIONAL BAR FREE w.th every purchase of three bars for a quarter V- J s Jap Rose Soap 3 Bars Pillow, 50c Third Floor) jf J - .X, il ,x 'CH0OIL BAYS,? r0onttnu4 School days are hero again and many homes will have to provide tot wholesome lunches for the boys and girls. Everywhere housewives ..at preparing quick lunch lists go that their pantries may be well stocked ' with suitable foods for sandwiches, desserts, etc. from . cheerIng strength and was exceedingly Anticipating this want we have Just received a big shipment of Pure Trult Preserves; Just the thing, as they are wholesome and cheap and easy to servo. We tre offering splendid assortment st prices .you cannot equal anywhere. Buy It by the dozen, as It will surely come In handy during the school days, for the entire family as well ss the kiddles. Owing to the quick turnover by all our stores, the foodstuffs you purchase from us are always fresh stock. Wo list below some suggestive Items which will fit In with the list you are preparing, and the prices on every arLiile listed will effect a saving for you. ful. hc SOME EVERYDAY SAYING PRICES JAMS Our large assortment and unusual values will Interest you. can Iuro Fruit Preserves, 20c berrv assortment can Pure Fruit Preserves, 35c berrv rssortmeut I.arge can Mountain Mailo Jam 42C Small can Mountain Strawberry 25c or Baspberrv Jam c clir . -.-7 i lob-ne- rp. ti' iar Repeater Pure Fruit . ..25c assorted . . 9c Small on Mission Jam CHEESE Our atores sell the highest quality cheese, both eastern and locaL Full f'ream Cheese, lb 23c Pastern Full Cream Cheese, lb. 25c McLaren 's Pimento Cheese, 2 for 25c McLaren 's Nippy Cheese, 2 for 25c BUTTEB AND EGGS Skaggs Brand Fresh Creamery Butter has made many customers for us try It. and you, like thousands of others, will return for 16 07. , j mere. Skaggs Brand Fresh Creamery 42c Butter, lb Pacific Nut Margarine, 2 lbs. ..45c Fresh K22S, dozen BBEAD Dennisons v TAPE MENDING 71 -- DESERET BOOK COMPANY Nine Slain, Others Blurt For Sale 27c Fresh Bread every day in the year. loaves White, Whole V'heat, Rai-- ' 25c or IJv- - Bread PICZLES 26 oz. Mason Jar Jar Jar Mason Mason Quart can Dills . . , Times. The trouble began when miners objected to being paid n Polish marks, hitherto having rernved their wages In German currency. They overpowered the police, and, whin soldiera with machine guns arrived, the mob etoned them. The soldier fired and numbers cf person foil. The mob scattered. Military reinforcements arrived and order was restored, l? J orna- otiiei -- .1 nulu'; 27 rv tars, . instruments and parts, 40 per in Upper Silesia Riot Phonographs and similar articles, LONDON, Sept. 12. F.lght miners and Rosarfe. chaplets and eimilar arti.les one policeman were killed and a number of rsligimi devotion oLothor than 0 preper of persons Injured In a riot at Bismarck cious metals or precious stone, Hutte. Pclirh Upper Silesia, yesterday, CPenoU of material. otlier than meul, according to a Berl.n dispatch to the PMMuslcal Crib Cover, $1.25 s Infants Cribs on Wheels . . . -- Asked b newspaper men whether there e was any signifhanre to the statement In i In and gi.ttrf pci ha, the morning bulletin that no operation crude at prerit. Ir Savv-vwould he h on re the said the tiuestlon of operation InHarIvorv t iks in their .latiii.ti state. future would be entirely up to Mrs I t nm ai ufacti red added, ding. Phvshians In attendance, he as dunk to a i nhoes nia le w!toli litM.ii i.t thief had not reached a conclusion was one lmpernt.ve, whether c.lue f lertCici the lie added that the "real crisis Inester-dyTH t )u r ' d mc fhiio ippis, vamps a disease was passed at 4 a in le te v I d reu pMlt who have been near the bedside I in. in ' id 1,t. e 'nice (untuning of Those the president's wife cont.nPed to praisee It r ft ,u 4'cnt of ab ihoi pc f. gdi p oind and Lhenm,'! wood her highly today for the pluik and she had shown r darning inn il Tractable as Patient. snd pei.odicxt! Ml at ri id od cake iik a! "The doctor, of louise, drtrve some i ticn credit," said Ir. Savvver, but Mrs HarW nie end other f h oils of Amen an ding, to a large extent, la responsible f,M ei herself for the remarkable wav she has lei m and fuel i! 4i to through a desperate Illness She it mcked and f the pullelbeen (Ms of g Id a wonderful patient acceding has eisN p.atunmi readily and cheerfully to every suggesid vMum tion Lo: of. .n d s'mb., not vawed n Mrs. Hardings condition was still so nit. flauc 1 oi advarued in am vaLe !uni serious than other ilav I hat persons natural the household were not s rat tnerchnnd.se, of memberslo of .o,4l howheilslde. her Flowers, visit for-( u.tlen of thf I nlied stales dving in ever. were recelved'Mn pri fusion, and ,gn oui tr.r s. of hundreds sympathetic messages B! nsrhate the executive mansion. riitn.uni, hi. nanaf.u t ired or Ingots, reached The president continued to spend hi, iam, sheets or vla'e time In or near his wife's room. Despite !Vtislmn, chloride and sulphate favorable turn in her condition, the the Quinine sulphxte 1t of regular Tuesday morning lablnee meetTp'diiiui and ing and the snbsr.y.ieat ronfetenrp with nd t Shrimp and he and bill newspaper rren were lam'-tle- j m d si.L v.oooon SHU remained a wav from hs effhe through- WShtO out dav the Sodium nftiate, sulphate, rude or salt Dr. Sawver said the prrsdent had been rake and nitre rake under a "terrific strain," hut had borne Stand ird news print piper (.vunrance from up under It remarkably. Sultdi ir in an) form and gulphui ore. not only had his phjsiclans that his Tar 'nd pitMi of wood. passed the crisis but continued to ImTf'etli, nature! of source was uled t.ie of tin. pr great relief prove Tin ore and black ov.de (hat t,ere slnl! be imposed upon bl ck rent oxide of (in a dut r.f pound and cron ier. hln'k or pig tm. a dut of f. tnts a pound when the Vmerunn.mlne tons f bar, clock and are proMUcinc pig tin .t e.! . Turpentine, gum and spirit of and rosin Veget ible tallow. Wax All larbed wire, whether plain or gal- R - Il - RIF anise Mend it n ilh Original pointing in oil mmeral water, skttuht and color or other original Dennlhon's Work o' art, prod ir.ttons of American For tape. arttMs residing temporaro.v abroad White orsenb book page, Hfinana, common house brick. Portland cement. important papers, bank Potash, but with a provision that for the W e notes. first three years ofler the i aage of the have it. in bill there shall be a duty of IL cents per linen strong pound. or t r a n Gotten. both long and short staple paper Cyanide Fih for fertiliser. Gloves made from catlle leather Gunpowder, sporting powder Potassium nitrate or saltpetre, crude. Shingles. Tin, in bars, bloc ks or pigs. Wood logs, tifnbej rounfl unmanufactured. hewn, sided or squared Taving posts, r.idrond tie ano tc!e- Picket, palings, hoops and staves. . Down Diapers SOSO for it of com:,e. must lie dainty and prettv, ands Ihls little et will grovtly rntiunee the attravtive-neeYou will find It in our art of bahyH lied. comes stamped in ounninK deidgn of department Blue ilb tover and vvlh his dongle Little Boy pillow. l j Cozy for Babys Room fort1-tml- r One Dozen A Dainty Bedroom Set v I ' r t VJ al Fine Wool Shirts button fronts: all sizes; special, $1.00. fO ' ready for mother's shopping, quite the cut-- , est styles we have ever had, orig--inin design, exquisite aud dainty color. Fashioned of beautiful materials and lovely and ' resistible styles for young folks. BABY DAY SPECIAL values at 75c. Infants ac- and Hats in b 0; birr f . prre, iLouxand designs '43 New Fall and Winter Line of Little Girls Coats, Wool-Dresse- othei ciud-IihII- Pavne-Aldrir- of fit plaid 1 rcr'h-enV4ir- all sizes; priced cord in ;; to size 95c to $2.50. white in or with striped border; sizes arac-mt- metals i Tdjrs broken - 1 !es. New Crib Blankets Agricultural implement Including plow, tooth or cipL harrows, harvester, reapers, agi lcultural dr.lls and planters, mowers (except Uwn mowers), horse rake, cultivator. thierhir.g maMur.es, eottou gins, wagons and carts Animals impoited fx,t breeding purpe se. anlimotiv ore attiloM'. accms. . Hnd sulpirde of asbestos, crude Bibles, hmdinp- twine made from New Zealand hemp. Mam.a. Tamj IcO fiber, sisal fr'as'- or Minn. Mead, book, map, music, engravings, ebbing, humid or inbound. if printed more than twenty vears Books, unboi nd or it pr nted mote than twontv veas. Books and pamphlet printed wholly or chieflv in fmeign Ian Dooks. libraries usual and reaguage sonable. furniture and si nllar house effect or perron or families from foreign Borax, countries, not intended mr sale crude, old brass, oristbs, cn.de Vtulbon, or silver gold Linotype and all t p setting machines. t powriters. she e machmei and t tr and macbnes for road construction. nme Ghak. biti.min ns. culm, foal, nntnravite sla k and shale iiid ccdtf beans ('ma and Cacao b.lver, copier or arid ore copier in plate, topier ingots or pics. nrk wcod or cork ba?k Cotton. not Fans, common palm-leamented or decorated. manure and Guano, basic. subftance used chb'flv for fcrtiliZi--Hair of noises and cattle. Kopi mnde Hides of cattle e o Vi Sleepers with fancy bonier and fringe; jiriees $3.50 to $5,00 Free List. Goffce. Goins of gold, imne i? f Complete Line Dr. Denton n l' , sl-viee- Zephyr Shawls from 15 gents each and 13 per cent to Zo ' ct'nts each and 35 per covI mhrellas, parasols and sunShadc ered with other than piper oi lace, 10 per cent ! fr i (,i;iint and to made of splendid fine poplin ami "iiijliiim, moderately priced from $1.50 to $2.50. styles, embroidered ti e. w cun n m in pretty designs, but t'asluoned ST.WAS 0393 1 After considerable pressure having been brought to bear upon him by his many friends. Mr. W. P. Moneon has consented to become a candidate for the as county 10 New Creepers up. bact-nne- trt ah with (iiantitius of lmely now garments from which mothers mav (Iiimsc habvV wardrobe for the season. eomiiiff ne 1 (For County Commissioner ed Fall and Winter Opening in Our Stork Shop Brings 5 W. P. MONSON Old-Fashion- ikA-- a- Wednesday Baby Day Where notes must he made rapidly ami for permanent keeping, the wise writer lias a pood fountain pen. founDunn and Sheaffer tain pens do their work willingly and well. They are clean and onvenienf. Wood and Manufactures of Wood j J -- TIFF Greeks Do Not Want Him 15)22. Sour Mix Sweet Mix Chow-Cho- 29c -- can of extra fine Cane' Sugar just unloaded. 100 lbs. Kxtra Fine Cane Sugar $7.89 100 lbs. Fine Beet Sugar $7.69 10 lbs. Sugar 79c C HACKEES All our store have a large variety of Purity Biscuit Co.' Poinsett Crackers: All large, size Crackers, 2 for ...25c Family size Crackers ... . ,23c No. 5 wooden box Salted Sodas 49c carton Plain 8odas Large 40c Barrel Lemon, Ginger or VanUia.- . Snaps 29c. Small Lemon, Vanilla or Ginger Snaps z. .5. Animal Crackers 5c Medium sue Sodas, 2 for 15q; Medium size Ovsterarks, 2 for ..15s Skaggs Assorted Cookies, lb. . . ,29c? ........ EEN SO SOAP Takes the place of bar soap forth regular family wash is much easier to handle and goes farther.. An expert Elnso demonstrator will he in. our five city stores all this week. We know Elnso s wonderful qualities you want to know. The demonstrator will gladly tell you. Small size pkg 5 small pkgs. 10 small pkgs 17 small pkgs 1 ...35c ...35c large sue pkg 6d 20j 575 95c 210 - FBtTITS Fine Ripe Banana, lb Large Muscat Grapes, lb. ,...10c ...33c Large Elberta Peaches, 3 lbs. ..10a 25c OLIVE3 Queen Olives jar . , iar Queen Olive ........ 43c Large tall can Ripe Olives . . . . J9c Larue tali can Fancy Ripe Olives 25c POTATO CHIPS Small siz.e Potato Chips, 3 for 25c Large aue Potato Chips, 2 for 35c SANDWICH MEATS Note the saving prices on these suggestions for sandwiches. Veal Loaf, 2 for ,26c Potted M;ut,..4- - for -- ..Sire "DevHetT Meat, 6 for 25c Vienna Sausage, 2 for ..25c 3li-Sliced Dried 23c Beef jar 14 oz. SUGAB A few 8 lbs T Crate for ,,..45' Sunkist Lemons, doz ...l35c PAPER NAPKINS Paper Napkins, 40 to pkg. loif waxed Paper, 2 long rolls 15c PEANUT BUTTER We have Peanut Butter' in glass jarsHoodys and In tins at these saving prices. 7 oz. net jar Pesnut Butter 15c d can Peanut Butter -- - b. can Peanut Butter ,.,....25c ...47c cap Peanut Butter ,..,..$1.05 To Close an Estate Packard Twin Six Convertible Roadster; special aluminum built - custom body; only run 15,003 miles; 6 new cord tires. A UTAH CALIFORNIA . Phone Was. 3838 or J 959. WYOMING OREGON IDAHO 1&3 usa Regent 216 State 317 State NEVADA 40 S. Main 334 S. Main. . |
