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Show - 1 1 IIP 1 ; DESERET a IL fibti',:74::611,-13-àt) ( --- - -- ' LOCAL; MARKET I 1. , The 'New wrInkle In the curreat local meraet is the rrival of the Mat vatermlone of the season trim Im , , , 1 . . tor with the , , -- --- a ' : 7(eats . penal Valley...C1. jobbing at ( per lb. teeteloupea were Jobbing a . , , few days esti at par crate..but since then there, nes been a rush if , . - al 4,,, !visions aetwerd from Itripariel Vel- ...ete , 0 ,,,i ley as theCtrOwers loanti themselves , ' . ,1, '4,,., ,t, favored with a temporary eggregatioa -. v. , 1, ' Of care. a nd there was a rush al get ''N '': V ' N Out all the' products of the valley at' t ' k Bach quantities of castaloceel Ante. v ;,' ," t , 4 h ,, suddenly come Into this market ( ' 114.110 anti to that the.price has fallen I II per crate. tí , 1 , $ I ' St to Se per 1. are at Oranges jobbing , .4''' ', .4 1 , , 'i' l',...7--(mita and lemons at II to OLIO. lb 1th '. "I t al," tt,s,t. ) 4 grape fruit at 115 to 1146 pee crate. , At, 0 t-'..t tt, to The but sateen le teginning ti .',ak X ....,, , f. pelt . . to , 6,7 ;,.. ' , .. up in the eastern 'cities. hod cense4,, in 1 N. ( t ,' ,t cleently citrus fruits are increasing ... ,,,71 "it , . ' their eastward movement , in larger op, Striterberries ere arriving ,r) , ' PNesitip quantities the recent warm weather ' Mr. William N. Haskell of Now acce;trAting their ripening. Xill Creek , anti . Brigham CRY are sending straw Voris wife of colonel Haskell. V. S. A, berries to this market smiths Jobbing end relief worker for the Near East price has fallen from IS to 111.75 Por must committoo, who woo one of the crate., .41111 local berries acoas sotto American women, robbed by piratse ... . ,..... Liras and luctouir. , ..r.... whe boarded the french packet kW.. The first apricots are in the Inst., rah eft the Black Dee. .. - , , Met, IS cents per lb from . Ways, lased of from California. It mime ,. Versailles Trealya - Mose& escaped en tirely the latefroate . ' e that did so much damage in Dixie. and , Now that President Wilson has as a result there Will be a tull fruit sea.. title thrown the peace treaty into the arena output from Thomas valley son. ' as a campalyn Wm. interest will at. , Tomatoes per leg are jo'bbing at St tacit to a book. whiclt the Harvard by th crate. Logan ber ries aro an the VniversitY frees la coon to publish le cents. and et. at market,. jobbing ' with corn. With the title ,'llome Problems of the !since at 35 cents per cup, f acoount The is Pease volume on Conference." must' vely few takers - wrktoo by Profeseare Molting and high price which shuts off perchess as well. Lord. two of the experts who accom ',ere on other lines are Butter lino eggs stationary. The nettled the American to local pastures tire in fine condition. ?ranee.' 4 The estimate delegation of the treaty with plenty of rich fodder. butbe deal given by such authorities who day by low. ers say the high price will not ' rod noticeebly breasts so many oat. daytook part in the world at Paris. is well worth considering. In their tie died of starvation or were sold off , worlds. The treaty is by no means a during the winter. Is reinforeed The meat market being perfect'instrument. Those who took by larger receipts of mutton which part in.tra.lning it would be the. last after until were held Mi( by growers will so to believe it verbally inspired. It Is sheaing. The fish marketwhite fish segmental next week by Lakes. the adJustment. and4that means that it and pike from the Orest be lb. dote notAimbody completely the dee, cents at per price being quoted or any one .. Capon la now to be had, but at a high iroo-of any ono lb. figure. Ie cents per country. It was also framed rapidly, Old patatoes Cr. entirely gene. and not always with suilltiont preliminary new potatoes rule the market. but at , for the study. and in some places it bears the unreduced prices. 12 cents t of haste. But it represents an whits. sod 14 rents for ins- rod variety. marks per lb. Cherries are up , slightly, 25 honest effort to secure a just and durable settlement and neither the concents per lb. Jobbing. . t , , Bay Is becoming quite plentiful. as ference in general nor the United evident that the current States In particular 'need be ashamed ..it.cropis becoming or more greater thaa of is It is easy to criticise in detail. last year's. r Wild lucerne is growing easyit to magnify the' defects and forluxuriantly everywhere. and livestock get the substantial results achieved. . Is "in elover" literally. Commission men report groat crop just as it was easy to criticize the Conof watermelons.' partieularly in .. the stitution of the United Statee when it southern etaten where the acreage has was issued from thi Convention Of been materially litereated. Fieride 17117. and to discover therein end Texas watermelons are already I whtch history has shown to .bedangers! imag- . mooi l Valley eats- A ng. big one result of the Faris . taloutpe deal wan Imperiad in full swing nary. For last weak. Up to June I, 777 carloads treaties. however. their framers kte ,, have been moved. as compared with not responsible, namely the delays in HO cars , the same period lase 'ratification and enforcement.. The . year. Theduring car situation, Is brighter.' treaties were drawn for the world of 6. end no further ehortagele Imminent lilt by men of II1 I. on the assump ter the present. The In the was needed was an current local mititetsquotations are is follow 6' tion that what as well as a Piet atittlepears earlyt - Mint HAT Ann GRAIN. , The governing commiesione , I . ., viobottwata it eta and mandetem were to begin at once. the plebiscite, were to be held as soon , . . ' altera (baled). pot . as possible. the disarmament of Oer- ton ..' ; 1140' ,25.se -- 3.25.-- many wee to he prompt and real. the Brand. per ,ewt ,...-....- . 1.00 . Corn. per cwt. 4.50 4.70 difficult work of reparation was to be- ... ,, Crecked corn. per tire Lee , 4.110'fin Immediately. None of these ex., oats ... . LIS .; . 4.76 'Dictation has been realized. and the 5 .00 Wheat. per cwt. lies less with the peace Rolled Barley .... . 3.40 A.5"sitresponsibility with the failure to ' . . .. ' MOVE. ,, , and carry out theft cwt.High patent. per 1601 , ro y i a I one" . ,, 7.00i Bakers' patent. per cwt 4.70 , , . 14ow grade per cwt. , ' 11.50', 5.00 ' : . -c , t ,,, , I , , '- .N4.' v;, ss, - , '. AY , ;' , 0 ; 0 - : ; I . 1 1 I I I. . 4 Me - ' , , ne , - . ; pon ' f ' i i i; - , ' - , . one-thi- I 1 rd , f . ft . ,- . , -- . tie . , - anion. P ..- Beet or Mil, per cwt. ' l' , EGGS. ' Bidet!y fresh, per case , , 24.4ii,--- r;17.10 , i. ' .. - ,, D euer'... ... s, - ...... ' -- YOUR SUNDAY ROASTS -- , - 20e 25e Vienna& Pound ' 20c 25c Frankfurt& Pound. Pound ,.. 35c 45e Heavy, Sweet Breakfast Bacon. 10c Mild Hama. Half or Whole Hams. Pound ' 25c 4 30c Salt Pork, round t : . BECCO Becco, better than beer. No other drink is quite so refreshing , ....... - a . bird-hun- will t;st you only a little more than halt the usual prim ' here. Visit one of our markets Saturday. . ' lik 25e Chuck Steak.. Pound 20c ,, Pound Round Steak. 85c , .... 20c $5c Sirloin Steak,: Pound 25e ... .114 . 40c T. Bone Steak. Pound . . 1 .30c 40c Tender Pork Chops. Pound .. .... - ' ...28c 40c Pork Loin Routh. Pound 10c 20c.Rib Boiling Beef. Pound ....: ,'... 15c 20e Pout Roast. Pound 18c 25e Pot Roasts. Pound 20c 80c Rump Roasts. Pound 35c . 25e Ifamburgerer. 2 Pounds ' 30c Link Pork Sausage. Pound i ;:;..23c .., .... ic T. . , - - and Invigorating. ' Good for old and young. ' ts y- - - ' Buy BeCio by the dozerfanc; save. 9- 2 norrLEs aDc 15c S31ALL,BECCO. 75c 15c SMALL BECCO. . 6 BOTTLES. ' S1.45 12 15c SMALL BECCO. 43arrLEs 20c- , 25c LARGE BECCO. 1 BOTTLE 25c LARGE BECCO. 5 norrLEs .62.25 25c LARGE BECCO. 12 BOTTLES , ...65c 85c (MART BOTTLE GRAPE JUICE.... .. .. r . 33c .GRAPP: JUICE .. . 45c PINT 55c SKAGG'S CREAMERY BUTTER. Pound, Only - "De Zert" Question require much sugar. In fact, too much. The problem CANTALOUPES. by - using , CANTALOUPES require only a grain of Salto There Is plenty of salt. , ,The ge cantaloupes are ripe, sweet and of a wonderful They - iiiI WE MAKE A SPECIALTY IA, of Mutton Pot Roast Good Steak. Beef iLiver. - this year. FOR SALE bY ALL GROCERY ST RES. I V 15e e.t 3 , fvw'rcrtil" es 26e . .. Pork Roast.. 26e Rendered Beef Pat. 1 lb. S3e Loin Steak. lb. Hamburger and Sausage. lb. 20e Weinera, Pranks. Bologna. lb. 30e Legs of Spring Lamb, per lb. Ws 3 lb.. Prunes Ine 15e Sugar Corn. June Peas. New Dates. per lb. All Tali Milk, 3 cans for 26e wifts Pride Soap. per bar Se 25e bottle Large Ketchup 111.10 Karo, Ira 11 en can 45e Liberty Coffee. per lb sorra Ste& 253 EAST SECOND 'Mused iii.4146401411411;;;;41Will - - It ) HIS .1:t . 23e lbs. LARD- -- $2.65 10's, bucket, reg..$3.00,,Saturday , .$1.35 5's buckets,. rei. $1.50., Saturday 85c 3's, buckets, reg. $1.00! Saturday VEAL ROAST ' 20c Ana Up VEAL STEW, VEAL CHOPS, STEAKS 30c to 35c Or. Pre 28e Log of. Veal - be vcry popular Market Voyles cans be solved flavor. I $6.4y.. V. P. M Most desserts - I t Fe,"11; r , L S SKAGGS' ii TORRENT. A Solution of the ..... .... sorrty, . :- : flhentlit ' you ..over feel InClined to Tily ,' '. ." 5 tales of The Thousand and One 2 Met verify mnd MOO ' Persian Daya" which usually begin 11 , i lityrrtirt. - 'with- , ,. iomething like l'Once upon It ' cart .52 Creamery- in ,21 time 'there was raj who sat upon creamery in cubes a golden throne. and slept upon a 6,.57 .57 Creamery second ., carpet, and built a golden-roofe- d '.15411pearl Ranch butter ... ' 66 .41 for a beautiful queen," you pavilion SILK AND CR;a11. may journey comfortably- to India, CH, then on to Delhi and Agra. and see 04. Fresh mint 211131 .114..17 the empty palaces of the Mogul kings , .11 Pabies' special L , 1.00 i. . :Ts that are very little changed save that Whipplag cream they now reverberate mournfully to r,V cliiisi ,. ft western shod feet. and h OlReleReta il the footfall of been mellowed 64 . .34 N. 1 cheese .. .40 their marble walls-havItt per. '..111to old of the tint year 1:mpire brick. .41 by 110 ivory , Rematio ' AO of Indian sun. ,.- ' ' ...Se It' Block.Swiss ; ...Al- ..15060 You the walk, may among colotp,,,'te, ' POLI.TRIr. k 1 nada of the great Hall of Audience , .40 inlaid with flowers of lapis lazuli, 1040. rtah hens .... .40 (A ... At Ilith broilers .. ..-. ....66 topaz and coreeltan that soom to grow t..4 Dem 25 40 upon the walls and burst into bloom 'turk- eys ...... .46 SO e spot where rested Shah V Domestic ducla' . 36 ..;46 Jahan's very "Peacock-Throne.0, glorified pi " 'timing. four-postbedstead of solid gold 1,1 Italibut k...., .tg .1g a with learracula .. 22 p1Arlfringed canopy. upon .4 .20 i Met oles 32 .40 1which the emParor sat daily- to dis. Catfish ' 21 .se !penile justice. hitt turban allage with, 22 Oregon Smelts ., diamonds aid hi, flowered tunic al- - i , ', Salmon. fresh. .15 most hidden by ropes of 'pearls- - Be-- 1 , F klEs11 Ise AT & bind.him sapphires. rubies and 'mar., ;talon prie4. ' Ida glowed from the outspread tails u 3 Pork loin.; Per .$50.4i of two peacocks and over his head E yreab cream a. a parrot wrought from a single Pirlola. par lb: hung .tatk.ea Vaal. per lb. 'emerald. holding in its beak the .260.se perk Ahops al 0 '3 your meats and at the same time get the best quality',, meats to be bad. This is possible at either of our markets,, 1 Life-savin- - On this-Wit- ..... 4 ' SAVE - - :': w.lo6yetwilyverart. 1 . - quits In it - 1 , to South Amencaj trIt:ri000lismethaitti:I iti (ales re. This Japan post. i t . , tan 0 idoas have been' shifted, &tore& troobly compoundetti I tetnotly !swung upon fresh 41y es tiose tom amateur gettieller "mei to It up in a seliou new orNta. nov. South Americo the treat that ia due for various ilia The winter squeals la hurled into by transformation did eel bunsie her? Doer he whimper a blessing upon found wild in Uruguay, a fact which elly hie- ot so facts many the civilisation of Iletrient --rem for is Weld to confound the botattimita who into being.ike by the unenlightened whims ofl believe this that standby.torY, his within the Thnkagiving troop? potato putting &mooniest; It was not born lioes ha drop & tear for thi ariy As- - origlnated in Ito Par East. Titakees'PoPular a Bolshevist bed to the aceompani- tees who niod it poneibla Iv him to think of the Hubbard squash a. 'In propositions of lAncoin'ai have green corn? Maybe not: the delicacy sternaii" wined with Now elent Of the of democracy beating like!i blister which the 'loading fork brings Englond. but . tiAl beside have been definition on the hide to hi. soft hands. the filth price of found in' the ancient tombs" near drumeticks a noisy tattoo died tithe 'Peen's." It has been conI fertiliser, the worry over the cutwocni Lima. tomb. of Peruvians who or put which passe. in the night and pasaing without over having heard of the sciously "ether by the official class in order awes down a toinoto plantall those Mayfloweror of Dunker Hill, to eerve t and the of class intereets tha but bean The itma ouggests Peru, things divert the gardening mind incidentally, the interests of the nation Tit, at :torn bemtowing on this tioutnero con- - exclusively nouth American. large. The Japanese bureaucracy Posniards found it in Florida aa we i i OP n I a micro! thoeght To read a seed cotelogusnaaw would as In Mexico and Peru.. So anso with has with admirable wisdom seen the the intricsis ever imagine that klammoth Levitt-- the common or navy bean and the danger of entrusting problems of government indiacrimin- than Honimsucor sweet corn ortginst- - sweet potato. tiettO articles Of food atelY to every Japanese graced with ed etWth of the Rio Grande or 'Lily which-- 411 years after the discovery. is acreu of restaurants Intve not learned bow to the residual human charatteristk place other than the .broad which enable an anthropologist to di- , soedsman, McPlough A (Marrow. cook.- a man from an erect ape. It sort never Whence comes garlic? Rollo the Perhaps that particular sat limit to democrat'''. It not knew Aztec time. the wrinkles on at-- Gardener may ask. Not from Southiltaa cni7 governs. but aspires to a papal termite grains in odd rows having America. Its origin was in the deserts! come from some New Jersey wisardif. of filbert. and those who nurtured linterdiction over the puplio mind. S ur- Nissingly ditYlcult ha.. 'been the task But it libel somewhere in Mexico or the it have gone. centuries past to their that northern port of South America that puniehment -The ,Sun and New York hand it has had to face. For on the one it bag had to make good to the . . . . corn ea first grown. The- old boy, Herald. outer world the new claims that Jan-sec- t, had 'cm allflint, dent pop end -- in no essentials front the differs t The legend run' that Monte-Aquats Appeal to Girls. nations of th e West. wiles It be. In- sumo used 7.0011,000 bushels evert , Ideal, by way of superiority. On the year. in hie palace: Columbus wrote Women etre no longer the helpiesal other hand it has had to mitigate the home the. he saw eighteen miles of , timid creatures who need to wade ' perilous Impact between ancestral , cornfields. old potato sprang up gingerly Into the water end had to be ides' and habits and the foreign model faithful The and (Ming of an ellen In- a"aught in ' various pill-tof South America. pulled back by a manly arm when-l- a cit vilisation hastily absorbed ard Peru undoubtedly had it before the ever they got beyond their depth." Em The Spaniards found s&ya Miss Marjorie Brechenridge. a tniperfectly understood.Prom Christian era. peror Worship by Raymond M. Wows- It. in Ecuador and took it to Spain. swimming teacher in one of the tr, IR lain for Jane- whence it traveled to Italy and north i Y. W. C. A.'s in New York City. I to France and Belgium. crossing the "Girls are learning to swim well and Numerous save to Ireland from oonfidently and ars taking a great in. Monkeys channel in time as Birds. ' many a hard winter. Our own In-- , terest in g diana knew it to. maize being their classes In Y. W. C. A. American Y. W. C. A. secretaries India looking for a long suit in 0 food game. pools throughout the country are in. ground When the lornate was first grown cressingly popular. Girls are taught for their girl guides, have camp been amuses In Peru it was about the size of the how to grasp a drowning person and at the hundreds of that fruit which still is known as "love carry the body through the water. chas e .bout their wsek-en- tl monkeys bungalow. Even the low" nevor saw pultit shorts and then aply first-ai- d apples." we can indulge "Instead of The largest in m on k anything that approached in hugeness to restore breathing. writes one of them. the Glossy Gargentuans which bloom pool for women in New York City Indian girls, like the American school ift red ink on the paten of the seed has just been opened by one of the are fond of week-en- d tramps Soaks. Constant cropsing by a thou. Y. W. C. A. branches with a record girls, with swimming. boating and loafing sand Burbank. of the various kinds registration in towimming and life-sathr nin. of small tomatoes has reeuited in the ing courses . s But when the cam- e modern giants. muter plucks the first three pounder I A Custom-Mad- e w Religion. from his groaning vine he should re- member the Peruvians who kept its ancestors alive and ambitious. Mikado worship and Japan worship The red pepper probably was tired ....for this is the new Japanese re- 1 In South America a thou- ligiondoee not. of course. represent for food sand years before the doctors of a spontaneous generation and by fiat Briek Warebousa es O. a. I.. Europe In the sixteenth century took , out of chaos. a dizzy and novel rep- trocko lo paved district. Two stories cad basement. 12400 sig. feet floor spoof.. Laces poircr I 'Wester, citr wirier cad scwcr cos cortices. win Isaac Ilst torsi of years. A11411qtoo O litrs 111 , t Gardei'aebt I I( The . - , 0 a - MRS. WILLIAM N. HASKELL I JUNE 1020 11 ti.alhs-::L.':f(cD7,-.',,'Sa.ILlir.:- - - W EVENING. NEWS 411IDAY iiii4 1 tia6eis.'lkiärkét tM 22'' WEST FIRST SOUTH , TelephoneWasatch 4002 - 10-8- ' - . - - , - - 6 ' k f! ' ams and ,zacon , , - on-th- er - How, Far Does a Dollar Go When You Buy Food? '- -- -- t ri In . I mOT very far IN when you set out to buy, meat, eggs, canned goods or vege' tables.: I - I- - - 1)41 OW - I) I 4.. a very small part of your B UT will buy you a plentiful dollar quantity of and nutritious food substantial healthful, if you buy Royal Bread. , 4to h , , --- 6..4;0 05;o) E - t--rt. , 4 ' - or 1 .. L ' OUR INTER NATIONALE - , O. C. Assm -- I - 42West I SATURDAY SPECIALS Fresh Sweet it 57V2 e MILKSego. Borden's I I Mater.... High Patent Flour 7 - MEATS. : A Full line of Choice Meats Smoked, and Sugar Cured. ' .1 LBS. 11.00 FLOWERS AND MUSIC ertertain with music and give to each lady visiting our rtore, a fresh tut Peonie, with the compliments of the management. E We win AREvIIER-- BREAD dealerand remember. 1 - - - - . a ,1' 1 - TrIULD Sal - IL PI ATC116(1!Y alrovo - 4. FP , led wears. 'wok 1014- Awes are smoked, 4e4ly et Salt Lake nail. levering fresh. brieStly looked meats at all times 1146 retitew llama wail -- - P 44: -t--- - I '- - log. THE- CLIDAAY PACKING COMPANY , 4011,4. - - : - AID ALSO REMEMBER.. Pu'ritaa Hams sirs of mM cure, therefore fre of es- ems salt. They need not sad should not bo ad btfors trying. or broil.. Icthetastecrells" The bread that made mother quit, baking Will TO "SERVE AND SAVE." : t Ask your t ,,110,1,rWIP-MOg110iu- r - Thema ire qualities so distinctively apparent in Puiitazi that the name will instinctively come to mind whenever you think of ham. - nrArté ell - sells i r:J The sweet flavor, MI with the Ling of hick . ory- smoket the fine grained,. finn yet - tender meat the fit. white and melting 6.90 price. Fresh, 0 G not be neeessarie atter you have once tasted Puritan Ham. - at the very lowest G A 'second reminder Patronize your neighborhood grocer. He FOR MOO CANE SUGAR tJ IN Royal Breadunequaled-ieating and keeping finalities, and more appetizing than scores of foods costing double the price. Li ROM this time on buy and eat more bread You Nvill spend le5s for your 'table and get .nlore and better food for , your money. ASSOCIATION co-O- P VtlE., have always made good bread if 0 .; ' II |