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Show I Marie Osborne in "Baby Marie's Roundup;" "A Village Vill-age Venus;" "Perils of Thunder Thun-der Mountain" and latest Currents Cur-rents Events at the COZY beginning be-ginning tomorrow. Chas. Murray, the funniest man in the world and Lila Lee in a four-reel comedy and 'The Devil's Trail." Alhambra tonight. to-night. 6-15-20. , nn 0 R Fi t J Monday - TuesdaT A P1CTURF SHE WAS INSULTED AND SPURNED BY HER HYBRID " 1 vixu NEIGHBORS. SHE COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE SUD- YOU Will DEN CHANGE. LE BETE NOIR" THE BLACK BEAST 1 VU ni THEY SNEERED. THEN SHE KNEW CHERISH and Extraordinary 'All Star Cast in PAID IN ADVANCE" pms wonderful epic of the frozen North, Screen Time Sunday JL written by James Oliver Lurwood, gives D , J Dorothy Phillips, brilliant star of "The Heart 5, 7 , 9 r. M. of Humanity," the opportunity for the 1 Prices: Adults 30c. ' greatest dramatic effort of her career. A pic- pi ., - ture that enps and thrills, laid amone marvel- Children iUc. ous scenery. ' flncrcascd Cost p Because of increased drayagc charges we have heen com-I com-I pelierj to change our plan. Formerly we paid the dray charge I on $10 orders any distance up to ten blocks. We are now pay- ing just twice as much drayage per order as formerly. To over-s over-s zome this it was necessary to raise the amount of orders. We I now pay the drayage on $20 orders as far out as ten blocks, j or half the drayage on a $10 order the same distance. This change has been in effect all of last week. Hundreds of people have found they could pay half the dray charge on a $10 order and still save a lot. In many cases the saving on a sim-Dle sim-Dle item amounted to more ihan the dray charge. Visit any one o: our stores for your big order. "CASH AND CARRY" PRICES , 1 TWO LARGE CANS 12' 2c TOILET PAPER. 7c . vl TOMATOES, 25c AM stores will be stocked Monday I ... . . with a large 1 2 1 roll crepe toilet I All stores have two large cans r. - , ' , ti paper. This wi be your last 1 tomatoes for 25c These tomatoes Zl.Z2 u u j . . , t r ' 1 1 chance to buy it cheap are red ripe stock and of unc fla- . ' 8c I vor, though they arc not whole, be- 2 g ' 80c I raus; of being Blightly overcooked ... oc . . oe- 9 2 cans -5c case 95 $125 UU brooms 8oc I X u i ic 75c quality fiber brooms . ... 50c y a 20c whole tomatoes, can 15c ' 20c whole tomatoes, case . $3 35 rrnc cr. ?0c Early June peas 15c tAjlo 2)LAKLh I 20c Early June peas, case . 83.45 Loca, cggs are vcry ccarcc and I 25c quality Country Gentleman high in pncc Pncc fQf coming I corn 20c week will be, dozen . 60c I 20c quality sugar corn ... 15c We navc secured thc ncw pr0Ct3S Large cans sliced pineapple . 33c storage eggs, same as we have sold Medium cans sliced pineapple . 25c the past two winters You can t Small cans sliced pineapple . . 15c tell them from fresh eggs. At all stores, dozen . . . . 55c 4 POUNDS SWEET POTATOES. 30c BUTTER HIGHER : 100 pounds potatoes $2.00 Butter has advanced again for 50 pounds potatoes $1.10 the present we can maintain our 10 pounds potatoes 25c present price. Hubbard squash, pound ... 1c rresh creamery butter . 65c I Large juicy lemons, dozen . . 38c Local ranch butter 60c I j Sweet Sunkist oranges . . . 45c Use sweet cocoanut butter, lb. 35c jj A Carload ol Old Master 1 1 We have a carload of Old Master coffee in transit now tor our stores. This is perhaps the first full carload of coffee ever shipped to Utah to a single retailer. Our saving in price h great when buying it in this manner Our coffees arc all shipped in the bean. They are packed in airtight, dust proof tins and cannot deteriorate. It is said coffees will be much higher yet. We suggest sug-gest that you lay in your supply soon. This car will not last g longer than January 1. 65c 1 pound can Old Master 55c I $1.95 3 pound can Old Master $1,65 5 $3.25 5 pound can Old Master $2.69 Ncxl Week Hundreds of people who have looked around will make finpl decision and buy their millinery requirements next week. We have several hundred new hats which are the latest creations for the coming week's selling. Our eastern buying connections are unequalled. This accounts for the fact that our retail prices are no more than most concerns pay for their supplies Don't forget that our line of children's hats is complete and the prices are such as you can afford to pay. Let us see you the coming week at Room 423, fourth floor Hudson building. SKAGGS' J |