oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-18

Monday, July 18, 1921 City Briefs Mrs. Marguerite Thomas enjoyed a several days vacation last week visiting her mother in Venice and attending the Elks' entertainments in Los Angeles. H. L. Potter is in Los Angeles to business for the Hammel Mule Co. Mr. H. F. Dierker has returned from high Sierras where he has been with a party of Los Angeles friends for the past eighteen days. They bought lots of fish and report a wonderful time. Mr. and Mrs. Grecson have returned home to Imperial Valley after visiting with Mrs. H. F. Dierker while Dierker was on his holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer spent the weekend at Anaheim Landing. Mrs. J. B. Wetherell who has been sitting Mrs. John Eells for two months is returning to her home in Portland. Ore. She will visit at Exeter and Stockton on her way. Mr. Jimmie Boyd spent Sunday at Albon. Mr. and Mrs. John Rounledge andaughter attended the conference at Long Beach yesterday in the First Refreshment church. Mr. Ira Chandler went to Balboe yesterday with a party of friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rousseau and children and Mrs. S. E. Cave motor to Huntington Beach yesterday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eaton, accompanied by Mr. J. H. Gnuggy of Breed and Mr. C. H. Pterey of Yorba Lindere in Long Beach yesterday. They were attending the annual conference of the So Cal., denominations at the first Brethera church there. They heard some very able speakers, Rev T. Bauman, the pastor, and Revarr of the Baptist church, at Pasana spoke. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hatcher spent easterday afternoon at Balboe Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pergus informed Los Angeles yesterday, accompanied by her sisters, Miss May and Agner Lowl, and Miss Naomi and Loretta Blissgerald. They spent the afternoon Santa Monica. Master Donald Fergus returned home from a visit in Los Angeles yesterday. Los Angeles visitors Saturday evening. Mrs. Murrihead of Buena Park who has been quite ill recently with tonsillitis is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wilson of Santa Anna, were guests yesterday at the home of the W. J. Llewellyn family. Mr. and Mrs. George Reeks, of Los Angeles, visited with their daughter, Mrs. Fred Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Eddy and daughter, Katherine, Mr. and Mrs. H.Fathaway and Mrs.Canby were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.Gus Blom. Mr. and Mrs.Will Lewis, of Stockton, Mo., were guests for a few days recently of Mr. and Mrs.H.Barter, Mr.Lewls and Mr.Barter being cousins, Mr.Lewls tax collector of Stockton, and with his wife is making a tour of the Pacific coast cities. Mr. and Mrs.H.Barter were guests yesterday of Mrs.Anna Barter, mother of Mr.Barter, in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.J.E.Barker and Mrand Mrs.N.F.Sanderson enjoyed the day at Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.H.Barter were host and hostess at dinner Thursday evening to Mr. and Mrs.E.D.Martin and daughter, Anna, of Los Angeles, they remaining for a visit the following day, Mr.Barter and MrsMartin are sister and brother. Miss Ruth Palmer and Miss Elsa Bloch are enjoying a two weeks vacation from their duties in the Ford garage, the present week being passed together in Catalina, Miss Panier and members of her family will take a motor trip next week, probably to Yosemite. Mr. and Mrs.Gerald Whitaker of San Francisco arrived today for a visit with Mr.Wituker's parents, Mrand Mrs.J.H.Wituker. Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Randall and children spent Sunday at Newport. Mr.C.Ward, of Los Angeles, was the guest over the week-end of his cousin, J.S.Ward. Howard L.Eyes, Seattle member of the Elks' drill team of that city was the guest over the week-end of his sister, Mrs.Marguerite Thomas.Hwas accompanied by their mother,Mrs.May Eves, of Venice. Mr和Mrs.H.L.Potter were visitors in Venice and Los Angeles last week. Mr和Mrs.Charles Trudeau and daughter, Maybelle, and Mr和Mrs.Frank Sidney drove to Bixby Park in O.E.S.WILL DANCE The Seal Beach dance park been reserved for the excuse of members of O.E.S.My friends on Wednesday on and Eastern Star picnic held.Members of the order to Anaheim Landing at O big picnic supper,following the surf,and remain there hour for dancing.A good will furnish the dance musu who attend are assured of time.All who have not their tickets are requested them at once from H.O. CHAT 'N SEAU PLANS Members of the Chat 'N seau with their husbands and are planning a picnic to day evening,July 22,int park.The supper will be oclock,after which pavilion will be indulged mander of the evening.A request to take notice wishing information regia or any other matter please Hazel Withee,498.The access to be a banner event calendar. PLAN UNIQUE SUM Details for the corn reel entertainment to be given evening at the Hathawaeast are completed and unique is promised.The requested to wear ginger or khaki suits,and a awarded to the best coster and his wife.The affair fit for the Eboli club no moderate charge of pie is made.Among the entertained is moving pictures.ments will also be prepared meal served will be good one.All club members,tand friends are invited manner each person can toward swelling the clue Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hatcher spent yesterday afternoon at Balbon Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pergus motorized Los Angeles yesterday, accompanied by her sisters, Miss May and Agnerowl, and Miss Naomi and Loretta Higgardal. They spent the afternoon Santa Monica. Master Donald Fergus returned home from a visit in Los Angeles yesterday. A card from Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Barlsco says they have arrived at San Olso Obispo and are having a one trip and the scenery is beautiful. They are going farther north. Mr. and Mrs. John Heying and Mr. ten Heying of Kansas City, visited relatives near Pomona, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Jierker entered Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lamb from Pasadena at dinner yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Millis and baby have moved to the Marita bunny court. They came from Washington last winter and have been visiting Mrs. Mills' mother, Mrs. O. E. Faith since then. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Dolan and family were at Long Beach yesterday. Miss Betty West and Miss Lydia Davies spent yesterday at Balbon. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jensen and Robert spent Sunday at Balbon. Mrs. McEve spent the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas, at the Colonial apartments. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook and Ella Bill spent the week-end at their villa at Laguna. Mrs. Brown and Marja and Ed spent yesterday at Balbon. Miss Leona Ingram of Sherman who has been spending two weeks with her cousin, Miss Lurene Ingram will re-home Wednesday accompanied by her cousin who will stay two weeks with Sherman. Miss Helen West is spending a week with Miss Virginia Kluhn, of Glendora. Mr. Lawrence Muckenthaller spent Sunday at Balbon. Dr. Henry Royer and son, Henry, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George D. Ehrle before returning to their home in Denver, Colorado. They have been visiting California about two months. Mr. and Mrs. J. Eymann and Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schumacher, Mrs. Calkins and daughter, Marjorie, and Mrs. Harpmann and Miss Harpmann visited Mrs. J. E. Schumacher of Long Beach yesterday. Mr. Bill Arnot and Mr. Jimmie Tuma and Mr. Perry Smith spent Sunday at Balbon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ehrle are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George D. Ehrle for a few days. They spent yesterday at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Epperley and family spent the week-end at Forrest Home. Charles Trudeau and wife and Mr., Frank Cidner spent yesterday. Mr. C.Ward, of Los Angeles, was the guest over the week-end of his cousin, J.S.Ward. Howard L.Evens, Seattle member of the Elk's drill team of that city was the guest over the week-end of his sister, Mrs.Marguerite Thomas.Hwas accompanied by their mother Mrs.May Eyes, of Venice. Mr. and Mrs.H.L.Potter were visitors in Venice and Los Angeles last week. Mr. and Mrs.Charles Trudeau and daughter, Maybelle, and Mr., and Mrs.Frank Sidener drove to Bixby Park in Long Beach yesterday taking their lunch and enjoying the day in that beautiful and cool spot. A.H.Mans and wife and Mr., Mrs.George Minas are enjoying a vacation at Newport where they are camping out. Mrs.Emmma Wilsonwent this morning to Los Angeles to meet her daughter, Mrs.A.Angeles, of Los Veras, Nevada, who will return with her for a visit in Anaheim. Bert J.Kern and family are in Los Angeles today on combined business and pleasure. Mrs.R.F.Davis, who has been in Los Angeles the past two weeks, has returned to her home in Anaheim. Mr.,and Mrs.W.M.Martinet and Mr.,and Mrs.E.Brus and Miss Betty Brus passed the day yesterday with Mr.,and Mrs.L.Z.Kroeger at Anaheim Landing where the latter are passing their vacation. Mr.,and Mrs.W.T.McAllister enjoyed a drive to Beaumont and into the Yucalpa valley Saturday. Miss Louise Denton of Milette,S.D., will arrive this evening for a several weeks' visit with her friend Mrs.W.J.Heinz.Mrs.Heinz and Miss Denton were college mates in St.Clara College,Sinsinawa,Wisconsin,and as this is there first meeting in four years it will be a most happy one. Miss Irene Millis is a member of a party motoring north, their objective being a point beyond San Francisco.The party went in two machines, leaving Friday morning at 6 o'clock.Word from Bakersfield received by relatives here state they were going fine but the weather was exceedingly warm. Mrs.Lyman Davis and baby visited Saturday and Sunday in Los Angeles with friends. Miss Alta Lagourgue,of Phoenix,Arizona,and Mrs.Pearl Meeks,and baby son,Bill,also of Phoenix,are visiting Miss Lagourgue's parents,Mr,and Mrs.F.R.Lagourgue for two weeks. Mr.,and Mrs.Frank Murch and Mrs.Murch's parents,Mr,and Mrs.J.Meeves.of Downing,motored to San Pedro for the day yesterday. Frank Murch went to Los Angeles Friday evening where he attended the middleweight championship wrestling match between Walter Miller and Ted Thye,the former winning the title.The contest was very close conscientiously interesting. Bernard Heying, of Glasgow,Knns.is the guest this evening of the Hen-need to the best care and his wife.The affair fit for the Ebull club now is made one. Among the entertainers is moving pictures; meals will also be prepared; meal served will be good one. All club members,treats and friends are invited manner each person can toward swelling the clue. YEOMAN LODGE MEET The Brotherhood Yeomen will meet in this evening.All members to be in attendance. The Girls of the Wunday school class "Christ," are giving a fare for Miss Nellie Santee East.The party will be Laush's home They will serve refreshments and cake. MAINAGE LOC Manuel Tapia,72,Ramos,50,both of A Charles W.Carter,B.Carter,24,both of Beach. HOTEL VALENCH Guests at Hotel Wiley did not include Mr.M.Waco;Frank Good,Boyd,Brawley;O.C.Francisco;Amelia Jo Mary Panther,Aberdeen Nellie M.Heran,Ly Maultan,Los Angelen Nardenbolf,Los Angelen PACKING HOUSE Visitors at the Orange and Lemon included Mr.M.Waco;man Whitings,Ind.;man Chicago. COMUNITY SHOP The ladies respond good of the Community impress upon the people the urgent need of the shop.Women's clothing and shoes there is an unsatisfied such garments all the er article which is desired. The shop is open Satdays and packes day may be left If anyone has an a cannot deliver,call ladies will see that far it. The money derive of these donations of Public Health and parmentation,ever doubt can give ma Mr. Bill Arnot and Mr. Jimmie Tuna and Mr. Perry Smith spent Sunday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ehrle are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George D. Ehrle for a few days. They spent yesterday at Orange-co. park. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Epperley and family spent the week-end at Forest Home. Charles Trudeau and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cidner spent yesterday in Long Beach. Walter Ross and wife spent yesterday at Balboa Beach. Fred Leroy Marsh and family are spending a week at Catalina Islands. He is being relieved at the S. P. depot during his vacation by Frank J. Fitzpatrick. Miss Allse Goddleksen is spending two weeks in Los Angeles. H. P. Tohlin, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Holz, and Mr. and Mrs. Saulter spent yesterday in Los Angeles. W. G. Martin and wife who were married July 4 spent yesterday in San Diego. H. D. Akerman and family motored to Santa Barbara and return Saturday. E. W. Lehmberg and family spent yesterday at Laguna Beach. A. E. Clarke and family spent yesterday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wilcox, Miss Nappie Riley and Ralph Wilcox drove to Long Beach yesterday afternoon to enjoy the sea breeze. Mrs. Claude West and family and Mrs. Clyde West and family have gone to Balboa where they will remain for a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Matthews, of Santa Ana are visiting for a few days Mrs. G. L. West of Brookhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Naugle and Elmer Berdow went to Los Angeles yesterday to visit with Otto Berdrow and family who have just moved into a beautiful new home on Brighton-st., recently purchased. Mr. and Mrs. George Barnholt will leave Thursday for a visit with their son at Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stroup and family were in Newport yesterday. They report bathing unusually fine and a very large crowd enjoying the sport. Mrs. D. E. Stwart, daughter Katherne and son Wendell, are in Los Angeles today for business and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wilcox were visiting Miss Lagourgue's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Lagourgue for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murch and Mrs. Murch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Reeves, of Downing, motored to San Pedro for the day yesterday. Frank Murch went to Los Angeles Friday evening where he attended the middleweight championship wrestling match between Walter Miller and Ted Thyne, the former winning the title.The contest was very close consistently very interesting. Bernard Heying, of Glasgow, Knox, is the guest this evening of the Henry Heying family their first meeting in 15 years. A. P. Berry and family are in Long Beach today for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heying and daughter, Mrs. W. J. Lake and Mrs.C.D.Harrison will motor tomorrow to Los Angeles in the new Heying Studebaker sedan, attending the theatre in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.Theodore Hansen and children went yesterday to Newport where they will pass a week's vacation They were accompanied by Mr.Mrs.W.E.McCann,the remaining over the day. Mr. and Mrs.Paul Taggert and children,Mona and Donald;Mr.Mrs.Homer Lewis and son,Gordon.Mr.Mrs.E.Hatcher and Mr.Mrs.C.A.McCullah,formed a motor party to Balboa yesterday afternoon. Little Miss Marjorie Donaldson, of Needles, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Eva Boyd for a week or ten days. Mr.Mrs.F.A.Backe Jr.,and Mr.Miss Melrose were Balboa visitors over Sunday. Rev.Messins and family came home for a two days' stay from their vacation period being passed at the beach They will return this evening to remain until about August 1. Mr.Mrs.E.H.Metcalf,of East Broadway,have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent near Cottonwood lake in Owens river valley They were accompanied on their trip by W.H.Swett,of Burbank They report a fine time and an unlimited amount of golden trout They were at an elevation of 11,000 feet and had frost every night and were within a short distance of snow. Mrs.C.EPhillips and Mrs.Robert Boney are spending the week at Little Bear. -If it's from Witman's it’s good! The Plain Dealer for Good Printing O. E. S. WILL DANCE WED. The Seal Beach dance pavilion has been reserved for the exclusive use of members of O. E. S., Masons and their friends on Wednesday evening, July 20, when the big annual Mas- and Eastern Star picnic will be held. Members of the orders will go to Anaheim Landing at 6:30 for a picnic supper, following a dip in the surf, and remain there until the cur-for dancing. A good orchestra will furnish the dance music and all no attend are assured of one grand one. All who have not yet secured their tickets are requested to get them at once from H. O. Henderson. CHAT 'N SEAU PLANS PICNIC Members of the Chat 'N Seau club with their husbands and sweethearts are planning a picnic to be held Friday evening, July 22, in Orange-coark. The supper will be served at 7 o'clock, after which dancing in the pavilion will be indulged in the remainder of the evening. All members are urged to take notice. Anyone fishing information regarding lunch or any other matter please call Miss Mazel Withee, 498. The affair promises to be a banner event in the clubs calendar. PLAN UNIQUE SURPRISE Details for the corn roast and entertainment to be given tomorrow evening at the Hathaway home on cast-st are completed and something unique is promised. The guests are requested to wear gingham dresses or khaki suits, and a prize will be awarded to the best costumed farmer and his wife. The affair is a benefit for the Ebbell club house fund and the moderate charge of $7 per couple is made. Among the entertainments planned is moving pictures. Other amusements will also be provided. The meal served will be an unusually good one. All club members, their families and friends are invited for in this manner each person can do his part toward swelling the club house fund. YEOMAN LODGE MEETS TONIGHT SPEND WEEK END NEAR MT LOWE Accompanied by their teacher, Miss Young, of the fifth and six grades in the Loara school, and by Miss Frances Reed, nine little girls are enjoying a rare outing and camping trip in the mountains near Mt. Lowe. They left Saturday and will remain away for a week. The merry party consists of the following-named girls, Leona McAllister, Ember Hynes, Grace Smith, Marjorie Reed, Mary Forsythe, Novello Berry, Evelyn Strudloff, Fay Stanley and Mabel Gust. They were joined by some Pasadena girls making a round dozen besides the grown-ups. GLEE CLUB MEETS TUESDAY The Glee Club of the Methodist White Temple will meet tomorrow—Tuesday—evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. A. McCullah. Every member is asked to be present and to kindly note the change in the hour of meeting from 7:30 to 7 p.m. 7:30 to 7 p.m. P.E.O.MILL MEET WEDNESDAY The P.E.O. chapter will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. F. T. Edmiston to do some philanthropic sewing. The sewing will require all afternoon and the ladies are asked to go early. URGE ROBERTS TO SUCCEED WRIGHT The juvenile court committee of Orange-co has recommended to R. Y. Williams, judge of the juvenile court of Orange-co, that R. R. Miller, for ten months secretary of the Orange-co, Y. M. C.A., be appointed probation officer of the county to succeed Paul E. Wright, whose resignation will take effect within two months. The juvenile court committee consists of J. Cranston, Mrs. W. B. Bedford, W. C. Roberts, A.J. Visel, Mrs.F.T. Edmiston, Anaheim, Albert Sitton, Fullerton, and Mrs.W.M.Smart. DR.J.L.BEEBE Anaheim Emphasisising Surgery and Obstetrics 2008-12-14, First National Bank lours, 1-4; 7-8; Sunday by appointment Pacific 555-J Residence: 730 Lemon Street Pacific 555-M Dr.J.E.Waters DENTIST Anaheim Mullinix Bldg. 104 E.Center, Pacific 555-M At WEBER'S VICTOR RECORDS RockB SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY California Fruit Apricot, Grape, and Quince-C This butter is packed undr Awarded to the best customer and his wife. The affair is a benefit for the Ebeli club house fund and the moderate charge of 75c per couple is made. Among the entertainments planned is moving pictures. Other amusements will also be provided. The meal served will be an unusually good one. All club members, their families and friends are invited for in this manner each person can do his part toward swelling the club house fund. YECMAN LODGE MEETS TONIGHT The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will meet in regular session this evening. All members are asked to be in attendance. The Girls of the White Temple Sunday school class "Workers for Christ," are giving a party tonight for Miss Nellie Santee who is going East. The party will be at Miss Elna Laush's home. They will play games and serve refreshments of ice cream and cake. MARRIAGE LICENSES Manuel Tapia, 72, and Fermina Ramos, 50, both of Anaheim, Charles W. Carter, 29, and Mary D. Carter, 24, both of Huntington Beach. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W. C. Ventworth, Chicago; Frank Good, St. Paul, H. Boyd, Brawley; O. C. Willerlen, San Francisco; Amelia Joner, Souis City; Mary Panther, Aberdeen, So. Dak.; Nellie M. Heran, Lyons, Ia.; B. E. Maultan, Los Angeles; George D. Nardenbolf, Los Angeles. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange Orange and Lemon Assn. Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. George L. Girard, Whiting, Ind.; Mrs. F. M. Hartman, Whiting, Ind.; Charlotte Hartman, Chicago. COMMUNITY SHOP APPEAL The ladies responsible for the good of the Community Shop wish to impress upon the people of Anaheim the urgent need of contributions to the shop. Women's and children's clothing and shoes are needed as there is an unsatisfied demand for such garments all the time. Any other article which is saleable is also desired. The shop is open-Wednesdays and Saturdays and packages brot on other days may be left at the fire hall. If anyone has an article which they cannot deliver, call 171-W and the ladies will see that someone calls far it. The money derived from the sale of these donations helps finance the Public Health and Baby Welfare department, and everyone may and no doubt can give many unused articles to such a worthy cause. Which Have Been Short for a Long Time Now in Stock. 18083—85c The Mocking Bird Margaret McKee Tout Passe, Waltz Guido Gialdini Whistling Solos 18243—85c The Miracle of Love Gavotte McKee Trio Violin, 'Cello and Piano 17756—85c Annie Laurie My Old Kentucky Home Samuel Gardner Violin Solo 16516—85c Spring Song Victor Sorlin Melody in F Rosario Bouldor 'Cello Solos 64622— The Sunshine of Your Smile John McCormack 64543— A Little Bit of Heaven John McCormack 64267— Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark Alma Gluck 74333— Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow) Violin Solo Fritz Kreisler Make an early selection of these Victor Records as supply is limited. Phone your order. WEBER'S Book and Music STORE Anaheim SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY California Fruit Apricot, Grape, and Quince-C This butter is packed undercess, retaining all the original purchase, and the supply Standard Illinois Corn . . . R. B. Sweet Peas . . . Solid Pack Tomatoes, M RICE Calif. Jap Style 21c Rice, 3 lbs. . . . Southern Head 18c Rice, 3 lbs. . . . COFFEE R. B. Special 40c Pkg. Coffee . . . Blend “A” Coffee, Bulk . . . Fedeo Coffee, in bulk . . . Whistler Special, 25c 1 lb. pkg . . . MASON FRUIT JAM We handle the Drey Perfect M white glass jar with the aluminum Pints, per doz. . . . Quarts, per doz. . . . ½ gal: size, per doz. . . . Squat Glasses, doz. . . Tall Glasses, doz. . . Get our prices on Sugar before We Deliver Free All Order WEBER'S Book and Music STORE Anaheim Smashing Price IN THE LATEST 1921 MODELS C THOR Electric Auto THOR-32 With Luminoid Cylinder Reduced $20.00 —Made of new wonder-metal. Grease, scum and dirt cannot possibly stick to it. Does not wear or tear clothes. Lasts a lifetime. $10 Down Either Washer or Ironer. Balance Easy Monthly Pa Joseph A. Lieb EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 111 E. Chartres Anaheim, Public Auction EVERY SATURDAY Starting 1 P. M. July 23 At the vacant lot on West Center Street, opposite the J. C. Penney Co. If you have anything to sell, bring it in. I will sell it. M. NICHTER, Auctioneer ROCK BOTTOM STORES QUALITY GROCERIES EY SAVING STORES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — 75 LS FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY California Fruit Butter 11 oz. Tins 2 for 15c Pot, Grape, and Quince-Grape flavors. Limit 6 cans to any one customer. Butter is packed under the new and improved Evaporation program all the original flavor and goodness of the fruit. A spe- CALIFORNIA Fruit Butter 11 oz. Tins 2 for 15c Pot, Grape, and Quince-Grape flavors. Limit 6 cans to any one customer. Butter is packed under the new and improved Evaporation programing all the original flavor and goodness of the fruit. A specific case, and the supply is limited. Fall Illinois Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 for 25c Sweet Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 for 25c Black Tomatoes, No. 2 1-2 size . . . . . . . . . . 2 for 30c ICE Style 21c Head 18c COFFEE Special 40c Cof- 37c Fee, 25c Special, 25c BEANS Large or Small White Beans, 5 lbs. 30c Pink Beans, 3 lbs. 28c SALMON Alaska Pink Salmon, talls, 2 for. Red Sockeye Salmon, No. ½ flat 25c SARDINES De Luxe Sardines in Olive Oil, No. ½s 25c Large Oval Sardines in Mustard, Soused or Tomato 15c Fancy Gulf 25c Maid Shrimp ..... Baltimore Oysters, 5 oz. cans..... 10 oz. at 30c ASON FRUIT JARS Made from fresh Fruits and Berries and Granulated Sugar, in a modern Sanitary plant, equipped with all improved facilities. No apple, Fruit Substitutes or Glucose used. in 1-lb. and 4-lb. glass jars Full weight. INSIST ON GLEN ROSA JAMS. Over Free All Orders Over $5.00. 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