Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1921, Page 23

= = 7 ) 'mnugh a number of shpts were = = eording to authorities here 1 aides Bare froquently. bes n : he l ' . Small Bottle - | AFTER SHOOTING | i s priei by it opsstms 32t | BEFORE BANK BLOWS UP N ) s . i{ » ; the water to prevent the others from T T - RS s t A White Children, Shot in Quarrel | “*fficars here received reports thar Mail Carrier Puts Gang to Rout INC) Over. ‘m Btarting members of the Clipper family had Wifl.l Shotgun, Foiling . T e & PRICE || ERY co S ek e et seva Thet : > ( ats“p | CHATTAKOOGA, Téhp.. September er chil-| WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., September 2 ~ 3 15.—Negro famijiés of Mont Lake, & t- 115 en a g of mining village near here were flee- C C fotbwing tho'shooting ot four waits| TRY TO CUT OUT TONGUE. Qllal't ohiaran: Edng Hérnett and her three _— t sisters, iast gt Jewel Clipper, & nero girl, is satd [ WOmaR Ranch Owner. Beaten by 0 have fired a shotgu a 'l'hluves ch"dren while tliéy were gathered at ueflc.n Cattle - @ 8pring over which -both races have | clat 1ghts of ‘pracedence. o of tanp‘uu;‘ -herlnzl.( from Tives n 6nt e last : pecza S Or ls ee I g o R rr n e . 5 e under | Glyeovered steating. catite. on " he =1 ’ : 3 Bar) ranch. She could give only a partial ac- < condition. count’ of the altack but said that hi More than a h\lndred armed miners | the three Mexicans dragged her from drove the nesfoll from: their homes, | her horse. kicked and beat er fll’ld T SWEET | CREAM | CORN BLUE FROSTED . E L utuls‘by'l Battery Survivors in FLOUR y MUSTARD Can, 214-Ib. Size Large Boxes Real Matches Fancy Frosted Cakes 2 & 25c| 10c | &12%ec |6 %= 25c| Ir25c | ANOTHER SALE Quaker Every Day Needs at Right Prices SMOKED cyms (ONIONST - 5¢ | PICNIC Flowr |wHmE Lbn. « | Still plenty of this fint flour| POTATOES 1 for 35c ‘ SHOULDERS |.ruziziins, ) 15 . | find it to be exactly what we ‘i On sale tomorrow morning and until stocks recommend it to be—a fine- i are sold. About 4,500 of these fine small pieces uality v atent eflous, | made Lb | delivered to our stores today. Due to the fact that S, =z 5 | poraTors 4 for ivc Cabbage i 4c ; from ‘winter wheat, and a flour that we guarantee to it’s impossible to replenish stock, this offering is g b e 1 made—until stock in each store is sold out. | Sizes run from 3 to 5 lbs. each Swift’s Premium Breakfast Bacon, Ib.. . . .45¢ | Wisconsin Cheese, per one pound. . .25¢ | Wisconsin Cheese, half Ib. for 14c; Hb for 8c | Buy a bag, test it thoroughly, and if it isn’t entirely satis- i . | Our Pl'lce s price. Per Lb ...... L c Note these prices _carefully. Crlsco,l Ib. can, 19¢; 3-lb. can. . ... .. 55¢ | Mazola Oil, pint can.............. .. 3k | . |factory return the unused por- It's been a long time since EGGS COFFEE c Mazola Oll, quartcan................. 57c | Princess Pat The secret is in the poise of the heel and in the straight- inside line.” For walking or housework or business. cluding hal of Winchester an | Petorsi burg Va. WATCH TELLS DEATH TIME. MADISON, Fla.. Sept. 14.—T f Dorsey Richards: r fund the entire purchase 5 tion, and we’ll cheerfully re- good flour was priced so low: i Per Lb. " Per. Dox. Per Lb. 12 lb bag, 49c 47c | 47c | 25¢ |r41b.bag 95 .The second floor at George’s, where well-dressed f Washington boys buy their clothes, is certainly going _|Wesson Oil, pint can................. 29c | e = ey i e GOSMAN’S ONE-PINT 10-Ib. Bag Coarse Salt Wesson Wesson Oil, quart can................ 53¢ | GINGER ALE GRAPE_ JUICE | 2" 15¢ |Eckerson’s Top Notch Oleo, lb 25¢ | | 3" 40c f5. 30clsm ;. —og” S 1 for 23c Marigold Nut Margarine . . . . 25c | ;[ Chum Salmon, o RS llc ROGERSMILK e llC | Two-Pants Suits Beautifully tailored in double-breasted models. Suits which any boy will be proud to wear. They’ll wear and hold their shape almost indefinitely. With two pairs of pants, they represent a value unsurpassed. Materials are all-wool Z cassimeres, tweeds and stripe flannels, in all the new fall ° shades. Sizes from 10 to 18 years. Priced for Friday and Saturday at : Boys’ Wool Suits Strongly made for “school ARGO SALMON, Can, 28¢| ASPARAGUS |BulkPeamit Butter, b. . T5c ' Argo Sardines in Tomato Sauce 15¢ "I‘"M:'fi:n‘;:’ 13-0z. Glass Peanut Butter, | ngOscarSardmes,,,,, 15¢ per glass . . .. ... .. 19 |l Picnic size can. . .22¢| | ' Gorton’s “Ready to Fry’ camp e oce the smalt round| Waxed Lunch Paper . 2 rolls for 5¢ |||} L & M. Flaked Fls.b (small) Paper Napkins, pkg. of 40 sheets 10¢ | | = Paper Napkins, pkg. of 100 sheets 20¢ | i BoyersShoe Polish, per tin . . . 8¢ Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Norfolk pleat, yoke back, Boys’ Corduroy Suits S Extra heavy quality and wear in a nice assortment belt all around. In gteen % VY 33 lll 1 SIIOC POI]SI'I er tlll ll i i of dark patterns. Coats and brown mixtures. Sizes BEr ol N ...... o are alpaca iined and pants 8 to 18 years riced spe- ¢ : > P sy c full Thed. Sizes 7 to. 17 | | cially at S5 SEr e 2o el Sizes 7 to 17 years. $10:2 $7-50 o $8.75 Juvenile Suits - All-Wool Serge Green, Brown, Blue:and In Middy and Norfolk =2 . SEges styles, trimmed- with Cryy Coxdmgr Eaed braid. Sizes from 4 to 8 years. Ideal Fruit Jars, pints, doz. . . . 75¢ Ideal Fruit Jars, quarts, doz. . 90c Mason Fruit Jars, pints, doz. . . 70c | Mason Jar Rubbers, doz. . . .. 6¢ Mason Jar Caps, doz. . . . . . 25¢ One-Gal. Jug Vinegar . . .. .59 Half-Gal. Jug Vinegar . . ... 35¢ 16-0z. Jar Vinegar . ... ... 12c 26-0z. Jar Vinegar . ...... 19¢c JELLY GLASSES yis™ o= oc UNEEDA BISCUITS 4 for 25¢ SCHIMMEL JELLY We can recommend this as a very fine article. So many of our patrons have praised anitary CornFlakes . . . 2 for 15¢ 36.95 ost Toastles.........l0c . AN Boys’ All-Wool Blue Serge Suits Well made in popular models. Sizes from 7 to 16 years. An EXTRA .| special value®at— 35__ throughout. Sizes from years. An EXTRA spe- 4 to 8 years. Th e cial at— $°9.98 ° - Pillsbury’s ‘Wheat Cereal . .. 22c ' Wheatena, pkg. ........ZZc Triscuit, pkgf S ilGe Blue Ridge Corn, can . . . . . 12lhc|i iy oo b 1LY WLAOOLD Med, doz, 40c “1 Paris Sugar Corn . . 3 cans for 50c|wmhevaing. Washington Flour, 6 Ibs. . . . 31c " Blue Bell Shoepeg Corn, can . . 15¢[Per 120 Washington Flour, 12 Ibs. . . . 58¢ 'l Boys’ Pants Strong and durable. Sizes_ 'I to 17 -years. » 3 Boys” Sweaters | | Boys’ Corduroy Boys’ Blouses Cgst and pullaver Pants styles, n ' brown, e heather, navy, wine, Extra heavy quality Good quality, oxford, maroon and and made right. Sizes light stripe per; color combjnations. 8 to 17 yi 2 Sizes 26 to 34. Priced 89, Per pal cales. Sizes from 8 $1.98t0 $250 Pr. | | 1o 15 2 for spen. Boys’ Pajainas Two-piece, in cot- ton and canton. flan- nel. Sizes 10 to 18. y CL® Boys’ Shirts Boys’ Caps In neat stripe de- .All the new shades signs; collar attach- in tweeds and wors- éd and neckband teds; some with and ~ Queen Anne Corn, can . . . . . 10c———————|Washington Flour, 24 Ibs. . . $1.12-]||[l | s <o " Silver Label Peas, can ... . . . 13¢ SP}\EGLNEZTH Ceresota Flour, 51bs. . . ... 3lc - Jockey Club Peas, can . . . . . 25¢| 1 tint sou win sxc;|Ceresota Flour, 12.Ibs. . . . . .. 69c t pl styles. Sizes 124 ;;7::;: .;}:muflc? e to 14. 8Sc. d $L56. blatk SIZES 7 to cooked with cheese and Peter Pan Peas, can . . . 22lhc|omsto sauce. 17 Geicious| Ceresota Flour, 24 Ibs. . . . . $1.35 Blue Jay Peas; can . . . . . .”12jc/Small 12¢|Gold Medal Flour, 61bs. . . . . 37c - Shriver’s Cut Stringless Beans 1215 lb.il:dmm Gold Medal Flour, 121bs. . . . . 68¢ Conewago Stringless Beans . 12}sc|Tin =~ 16c Gold Medal Flour, 24 bs. .. .5133 |