The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 2, 1900, Page 17

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1900. 17 ount 0 | THE EMPORIUM. i THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. . SN flw (]N H"_LS 'w}fié}?fié;-mmpnwnrmznnmm nnw = % RRRRRRRRRRR, 2R ERRRERERRERRERERRRERRRE R X REERRRRERER 15 MAKING THE | MINERS HOPEFUL Different Sections Foresee Promise of Wealth to Be Harvested. Several Copper Claims Bonded in Nevada County — Queer Story Abocut Somewhat Famous Colorado Mine. B oDl ockhill. \\ e s are to run for formance of while the aggregates e proper- ng to R. A Altogether this y forty claims er portion of one immense work 1s be- streams. This inty of keeping jon all winter En’! eek, ‘.’J'u psation over the Independence h the Ventura Corporation d W.eS. Stratton $10,000,0%0. ed that a big slump in the r the deal had gone through discovery that the mine had | to force dividends. ~Amer! n the market for $12 50 a share, Je 40 per cent dividends were be: he price ran up to $7 per share t insiders were unloading at and hints that mining condi- pfavorable caused l ic nf!khnldwr! and the w g pald ymors fig amc dropped to $2 in one day. ng —e CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice, had placed in his hands by an Bast India mission- ery the formula of & simple vegetable remedy r the speady and ent cure of Consump- Bronchitis, (Et.lln Astbma and all mnlnmlk Having tested its powers in thousands of cases, and de- o relieve human suffering, I will send EERRR RRERRRERRRERY § RRRERRRRERE RRERRRRRRRRE R R R R EERRRER ERRRRRRR RN Y B 2R RR RN RERRRRRRRRY ¥ T L RERRR Y & RERReR NEEREERRERERRR® RRRRR!!R!I'.*RRR has been expnl-, 1. ring and using. Sent W with stamp, hami paper, A lun- 847 Powers’ Bl D‘na—ur N. Y. mm M& » a‘aamuh‘dam-‘u rERRRRERERER § ; Send your folks your photograph. smom largest and most complete as- Jackels. <ortment of smoking jackets and house coats to be found on the coast. Made by the best makers in all fabrics used for the purpose. At $5 oo Ten different styles oWWe of jackets of all-wool material; edges, pockets and sleeves silk- corded, and heavy silk cord loops. Handsome cffects in dark and light patterns. At $7 50 A very large assort- Ve nent, double-faced cloth and coverts, collars and cuffs showing the reversed side, pockets and cuffs bound with satin or with cloth and silk cord, heavy silk cord loop. At $10.00. s, e loths and \cl\erv, all bandsomely trimmed with satin and silk cord, ilk cord 1 4 logs We camry one of the One-quar[er OIf Owing to the heavy sales of this class of good® Sape g0 during the past few weeks, we have a large lot Golf SKirting, o Remnans on hand. Nearly'sll oF these | i Remnants are of a superior quality of Austra- | Golf CloaKing. lian wool. Lengths suitable for smoking Jackets, rts and suits—to be sold to-morrow only at ¢ne-quarter off alread ; reduced prices. The Hoiday M ssenzer, our Chrisimas booklet, telis what io buy. Traveling Bags Make Excellent Christmas Giits. R-a! Alligato- Club Bags—Full leather lined, brass lock and bolts, to 58 imchows L0, a0 vt ;300100550 ather, linen lined, steel frame, good brass | ve or russet color, 20 in., $4 5 xn., .50; 26 in. . 253 Suit Cases—Solid leather, with leather lining, bc;( and bolts ..., --...$6.50 to $15.00 | "Manchester Bgs—ln either gmn leather or horn alligator, made in the | very finest style, many of them beautifully fitted with toilet requi- sites .$20.00 to $35.00 Ladi ess Suit Ca e—Solid leath- ly fitted, quilted satin lining, solid ebony fittings, comb, mirror, - $21.50 Are you going to make your wife or daughter a Christmas gift of Furs? If it is to be a sealskin Jflukct why not let us save you $25. tionate amount on any other fur garment that you may des Collareltes. Dr.ss Suit Caszs—S either Hand-S*wcd locks immer, 10 inches deep River \Ivnk GRe=Semaons wa Electric Scal and Beaver, Baltic Seal with River Mink collar— f -45 16-in.......$8.45 $11.95 $12.95 $17.50. , $16.00; 16-in., $18.00. I’ur Neckwear—Latest Novelties. Fox Hare, brown or blue $ 275 Gray Fox, full skin. 7.95 Red Fox, f : 8.45 Brown Fox, full skin 9.45 River M; A X Canadian Marten, Horse Shoe and 8 tai 2.95 Brown Marten, Horse Shoe and 8 tails. __ . . 4.4 Choice Russian Mink, Horse Shoe and 8 tai 4.45 Alaska Mink, Horse Shoe and 8 tails. 12.50 Children’s Sets— Mufl, Collar. | White Hare, 75c; Brown Angora, $1 White Angora, $1.75 to ch, French Ermine, $1.00 and §3.00. Holiday Crockery, Lamps, Etc. Havilznd China Dinner Set—The genuine, in three different styles of decorations, dainty designs, pretty colorings, com- plete for 12 persons, a big value; the set for, ., . Banquet Lamp—Very handsome, inches tall, center draft burner, polished bras and lift out pot, tinted blue or pink pillar, bowl and globe, with flower decoration. , .}, ... ....... Salad Set or for berries—Oriental decorated China, large bowl and six small dishes, flower and gold decorations; set of 7 pieces.............$3.50 Toilet Table Set—A 6-piece opal hand-painted set for the toilet table; very pretty . ... $3.50 Bohemian Gass Lemonade Set—Fancy shape, ruby and gold or green and gold, large pitcher, 6 tumblers and silverine tray, for. .. ..., .. $3.50 Haviland China Chozolate Set—Chocolate pot and six chocolate cups ani saucers, delicate spray of flower decoration, green and gold border, the s o SRR I S -$7.00 “Bon Jour"—A handsome terra cotta bust bearing the above naine, 21 inches tall, only Dress Goods A large variety of styles, including all the very < Jatest seriped and figured camel’s hair effects; put Suit Patterns. up in neat boxes for the Holiday trade; complete | suit patterns, §3 $7.50, $10.00, up to ., Sil< aad Woo! the heavier weight plaids for children’s coats, per yard. .. 75¢ to $2.00 An ideal present is one which gives both BOOkS for pleasure and profit. Nothing scems to fulfill Chrlstmas these requirements like a book. Now is the time to buy Holiday Books. We have in stock nearly if not quite 300,000 volumes. The vari: hat you can save time and worry as well as money, As to Cist nas Cards you will wonder when you see our marvelous collection where all the beautiful faneies came from. Books for Young Pecple. Pub. Our G. A. Henty's New Books— Price. Price. “In the Irish Brigade,”” *“With Buller in Natal”" ..$1.50 SLI9 “Out With Gariba'di,”” “Brabmin’s Treasure™. .. ..., .. 1.25 98| “Old Glory Series’ by Edward Stratemeyer— ““Campaign of the Jungle,” “Fighting in Cuban Waters'” ““Under Dewey at Manila,”” A Young Volunteer in Cuba"* “Under Otis in the Philippines.”” “St. Nicholas for 1899 (a few left over from last year).. g.00 2.98 ““Heroes of Our Revolution,”” T. W. Hall 1.25 98 ““Almost as Good as a Boy,”” Douglass 1.25 LOO “‘Adventures of a Boy Reporter,” . .25 1.00 “Boy Life on the Prairi:,”* Garland. 150 LI “Lagt of the Flat Bmu," Eggleston 1.50 LI9 “The Christmas Angel,” Katherine ‘Dy 125 LOO “Little Doctor Victoria,”” - L2 Rooks for Grown FolKs. “The Lane That Had No Turning,"” Parker. , “The Reign of Law,” Allen, . “String Town on the Pike,” * Lioyd. isante,”’ by Anthony Hop\-. “Stickitt Minister’s Wooing, "™ i 1.50 118 “On the Wings of Occasions,”” Harris 1.50 120 “Theg Master Chnman," Marie Corelli 1.50 LIS u’ru&ny and Grizel,”” sequel to ““Sentimental Tommy' 1.50 120 Ask 1or our Holiday Book Bullztin, which gives the titles and prices of hundreds of books sustab.e for Christmas Gifts, 3.45 gs2635ehbuh ents for the rich as well as the poor. sale in ihis cily. | 25¢ Neckwear ... . 1214c | $1.50 Neckwear . 50c NecKwear . . . ...25¢ | $2.00 Neckveur,.vsl-w $1.00 NecKwear . . . .50c | $2.50 Neckwear . . $1.25 Santa Clavs Is Here. Reginning To-Morrow, Monday, He Will Hold Daily Recep- tions—-9 to 12 a. m., 2 {o 5 p. m. Every child accompanied by parent or guardian who visits jolly Old Kris Kringle will be presented with a box of good, wholesome candy. We call your attention to the fact that you can make your Christmas purchases now, and out of full stocks and at your leisure, avoiding the crowding and jostling of the 1ast week, and we will arrange to deliver your purchases on whatever day in De- cember that you desire to have them. This is the safest, the roomiest, the best and greatest Holiday store in California. Hardly a thing that you could wish for but it is found in some one of our sixty departments, and 1700 people at your service. The Emporium has pres- You can buy here diamonds and watches for a great deal less than you would ex- )| pect to have to pay—you can buy penny toys and everythingbetween the two extremes. . Greatest of flollday Neckwear Sales. Mondzay and Tuesday we offer 2 New York manufacturer and importer’s entire sample line of Ladics’ High-class Neckwear, this season’s choicest novelties, kind, but more than 1000 styles, comprising: Riack Siik Collareltes Biack Chenille Collarettes Lace Scarls and Rarbes Jabots and Stocks fnly one piece of a Velvet and Gilt Novelties Batislc and Lace Revere Collars Embroidered Turn-over Collars Silk and Lace Fichus Lace Boleros and Jackets This is without doubt the choicest lot of INeckwear ever offered at special Exactly half price Monday and Tueslay. $3.00 Neckwear . . . $1.50 $5.00 NecKwear . ..$2.50 $6.00 Neckwear . . .$3.00 $7.50 Neckwear . ..$3.75 $10.00 NecKwear . . $5.00 $12.00 Neckwear . . $6.00 | and the workshops in the basement; | alone. To see the great toy display is a miss—a treat that comes but once a year. ; ; These are some of the prices, and each one of them silently proclaims, slip away from them. “MOnE‘ saved’’: Trumpzts—Wn.h porcelain mouth piece. . i SO R Ic to sl 00 Tmmbnnes, |0c to$1.7 rnets, 10c to $1.50 i 25c: 50¢, $1.00, $1.50 25¢ and 50c 10c to $1.50 Pi:ture Lan- terns ( Cimeograph) —With films, op- erated as easily as the magic lantern, shown this season tor the first time... $5,00, $10.00, $15.00, $22.50 Dishes — Handsomely decorated tea sets, Swinging Rocking Horses—Wood. California’s Greatesl Toy Shop. 30,000 square feet of space given over for the =how and sale of Tovs, to say nothing of the storeroom upstairs 500 cmploycs for the Toy Department treat that the little ones ought not to Don’t let the opportunity to enjoy it Food on Plate—A novelty that will please any little housekeeper, per box, assorted . 25¢ to Sl 50 Musi: -10c to $1.00 Wagons— _Iron, 93¢ to $4.00 ; wood, 35¢ to $12.50 Police Patrol Wagons....$5.00, $7.00, $10.50 Hook and Ladders ......85c, $2.50 to SIZ 50 Hose Cart—With hose Buckboards, $1.75, $3.50, $5.00, $6. 00 $8 00 Handy Pedal Wagon. ., o ...$3.75, 5500; mbbcrmu,%ls Velocipede—Piain_ tire S Velocipedes, Tricycle—Plain .tires Tricycle—Rubber tir ‘Wood Rocking Horses. Rocking Horses—Skin ...................... $2.50 to slz.soT Swinging Rocking Horses—Skin covered Trolley Cars— Hill Climbing Lo- comotive Trolley Cars, never get out of order, as there is no spring, each Noah’s Arks Farm Yards. Tin Ranges—' Iron Range:.............. -.10c to $7.50 | Tin Kitchen—With utensils 0c to $1.00 | Agate Kitchenware—Per box,.,..25¢c to $1.00 Doll Bath Tubs..........ccc0eerer-10€ to $1.50 | Lead Soldlu-s—[m‘:nu-y, cavalry, artillery and | -Scto $8.00 Wood Soldlcn—lnfann—y 0c to $i.50 Punch and Judy Shows. . 50c to $10.00 | Theaters—With actors and scenery . 50c to $20 Juvenile Books. ..5¢, 10¢, 25c¢, 35¢ Indestructible Books—Mounted on linen, large animals, ships, circus scenes, etc.....50c All of the Old Times Storles, such as ““The of china...........10¢, 25¢, 50c up t0 $1.00 | s vvvrriieiiisaii.s $10.00 to $13.00 1 4 Dierand Tes Skt s P 10 $1L00 | o ehanica Toys-— Bucking Donkeps, S06s Eo- | Three Livle Kites,” “/The Five Lick F =10 poay Jasks t0'$6.00 | _gines, Chimes, Butterflies, etc......... ... 25c| Pigs,”” The House “;; o':.";;.“ikis: x 00 | D7, Com Chickens, Ducks, Jockeys, Bieyele 25¢, 50c, $1.00 | Riders, etc, . B e 25¢ t $1.00 | Magnetic Toys—With strong magnet........... Musical Negro, Bicycle Tandem Rider, Mon- 50c ........................... Scto $2.50 | keys, etc Y B | i - Pt b in Bedding, all relable in qualty, and | The Holiday A larger and grander asortment than ever almost unlimited in variety and quantity. Handkerchiels. > and prices positively lower than the same Bedding. Fine White Blankets— 6o pairs only best California white qualities have ever been offered for by the big store. wool Blankets, 70 inches wide, an §8.25 value, priced by us per pair 2 Trish all-linen hemstitched Handkerchies, ‘e $6.95 with hand-embroidered initials— o 5 Tufted silkoline c:mm:F very Wikally filled with Half dozen boxes, goc, each . .. .15¢ cet cotton, a $2.00 value, priced by us at. ... ..., ... . $1.50 Shests and Cases—Bleached 'Bed Sheets and Pillow Cascs; neacly made Half dosen bowes, $1.50, ech.. . 25 | and ready for use, at less than the present cost of material ¢ | Sheets. goxgo in., 60c; 81x90, 55¢; 72x99, 5 Cases 45x36 inches, 10c; 50x36, 1235¢; 0C; 54x90, 3714¢ each 54¢36, 15¢ cach Extra sheer thistle lawn hmmtchzd Hand- kerchiefs, hand-embroidered initial, half dozen boxes, $1.50, each 25¢ $25.00 | for children’s dresses; bright, pretty patterns; also | s 0 latge and the stock so well arranged and handy for the | plaids, plain and re le' colorings . . tories in town and guarantes that » for $1.00 Fancy French Mixed boxes without extra charge. Golf Traveling Rugs—Imported and home made, in best wool, rich flofiday i“We operate on the premises o any that you have been paying soc per Ib. for. A few pounds would be an acceptable present for your friends in the country—shipped in tin Men's Initial $5.00 to 310 00 with two-inch silk init ne of the largest candy our 35c per Ib., 3 Ibs. Candy equals in _quality $1.00, each Men’s Cambric Handkerchiefs— A beautiful initial; Men’s Cambric Handkerchiefs—Best quality, with initi Down Comforters—Sitk covered, interlined, beautifully quited, rich * Sheer lawn lace trimmed Handkerchiefs, large | colositgy,‘emch; | - 0 UG s R R e S e $17.50 assortment of styles . . . ... 10¢, 124, 15¢ | Down Comforters—Sateen covered, well ‘made and select in designs, Linen center lace trimmed Handkerchicfs, e PR et cen .50 with lace insertion, each. ... ... . 25¢, 50¢ Down Comforters—For cribs, cots and small beds, sateen and silk cov- Batins heer dhiate: s Hocid idered ered $2.25 to $10.00 3 Woolen Bugey R &5 in fine surfac, best woolen R Y plaids, eac e R N e R S | Couch ‘Covers—Fancy Jacquard colorings, suitable also for smoking Beal Dachasss Lacs Ieolaeiise o ety T :"“;"‘o’; Jackpts, ote., each .=, ok it o A TR e 35 | T 2o $ $ ty Japas ; box of 6, 50¢, each-.. Men’s Irish Linen Hu\dkuchk's—wkh embroidered lmml—ach "25¢ M:n’s White Si k Handkerchiefs—Made in Japan, hemstitched borders with beautifully embroidered initials ... Men's Irish Linen Handkerchie’s—With initial, nothing finer, each.50c great variety of Sterling Silver articles for Holiday gifts at de- partment store prices. Chain Purses............ .$2.50 to $20.00 . .$4.00 to $10.00 | Hair Brush and Comb in satin-lined box, . . . .$.85 Hair Brushes, Sterling 4 | Silver. | ....... sz 50 to $6.00 ! o Cloth Brushes . ... . . A 52 .75 to $5.00 Match Boxes. .. ... .. .. ........ 85c t $5.00 Manicure Sets, ... ....... ...... $3.50 to $20.00 Mirrors. .. .$5.00 ¢ » $11.00 Combs........ 50c t> $2.00 Napkin Rings. .85c¢ to $5 00 Nethersole Bracel 50c to $2.90 in-lined case. . ..$18.00 | Sugnr and Creamer, in satin-lined box. . .$17.50 ! Brush Comb and Mirror, in satin-lined box Leather Goods. Ladies’ Combination Card Case and Pocket Book. Genuine Seal, with sterling corners. . . ., . SI.M‘ Genuine Au:g-wr. with sterling corners Genuine Seal, calf lined, fancy facing. sl oo Genuine Morocco, pretty shades, mlmg cor- i TR R PSR $1.00 Men’s Cigar Cases. Grain Calf, sterling shield, ic. Grain Leather, telescopic. M Texas Steer Larh:r, covered frame, Letter Cases. Grain Leather, full size, colored or black. . .65¢ Grain Leather, calf lined SI 00 Genuine Seal, all Jeather, well made, Genuine Seal, calf lined, very handsome., SZ 00 Other stvlas fim $2.50 to $8.00. A present that any man of good taste is surc to appreciate; there’s money-saving in each of thess prices, Concave - Veneered wood back, good bristle stock, Brushes. fine quility bristle stock, large size, pair. 3!75 Gaulne ebony back, fine quality bristle ;;c{s "0.ker sivies, $3.50 o $8.00. Sterl:ng Shields for above Brushes, each, 25c. Sterling silver initials, each............. 25¢ Brush and Comb Sets—in boxes, ebonoid back (looh like ebony)—comb, brush mds;n; Cigarette Cases. Grain Leather, telescopic .75¢ Imitation Gun Metal, hinge cover., Heavy Nickel, hinged cover The creations for the New York Horse Show have shown what the high novelties for lae ful wear are to be, and we have examples here for your inspec- | tion. Fine Imported Hats. . .$15.00 to $45.00 Model New York Hats | Trimmed | Millinery. Special for Monday—Feic Hats, hand- somely trimmed, with breasts and vel- vet, value for 37 so, spe- $3.95 cial to-morrow onl; Ladies’ and Children’s « Stultgarter” Unde:wear; | One-quarter off regular prices. fioldcn‘ll‘alaflamr CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST--AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE . ' Photographs . d | for Xmas and — gifts. Pk it Gy’ ool N e ST L $2.00 Other handsome styles, $2 50 1o $6.co. Holiday Novelties in the Arl Depariment. Everything that is new and stylish in leather, satin velvet, Ladies’ mujm'?—«pz-m E Finest that can be made—dozen, $1.50 to $8.00. Buy your sweetheart a Glove Order. Bath trade and embracing more Ro! than 100 different styles, now ready. They come in Tu-rydodi, Blanket cloth and Turkish A handsome line of Bath Robes, e pecially for the Holiday # FSEREEN S $3.00 to $12.50 Men’s Percale’ for men, new patterns. . , .......................... .00 M:Drivlngfllom.nn-.hada .$1.00, $1.50 3 pairs. 25¢ Muummuy plain black or tan seam- ................... 3 25¢ Boy: DrmGlovu.m:hadn,lu' orv Sweaters, ages 3 to 16, blue and gamet. Holiday Neckwear, for men, advanced styles. . Find out his favorite then come to the big store Cifill's mb.yhhboxdfldu.:md’ .mmlmmut in Boxes. ~ All popular brands 1234¢ E! Belmont, Principe de Gales, Sanchez & Hayas and Hum- 900 boldts, boxes of 100, for . Boxes containing 25 cigars. CumlenS pc; b&x.. oo o tanda X e i Commonwealth X General Arthur El Ronado...$2.25—§§:g8 | Boxes containing 50 cigars, $1.00 to $5.00. Meerschaum Pipes, first quality, genuine amber mouthpiece, each pipe in a handsome chamois . case, .............. $3.75 to $7.50 Fum,h Briar Pipes, in handsome ........... $1.25 to $5.00 Buuulul Briar Pipe, ornamented with filigree silver work, various shapes and sizes, Cigar Holders, all amber u Ron de Castel- ll Palsnch varro Compnmn Season . We have purchased for the holiday trads u special NEWCSL 1t s et o T e g | nearly half as much again as this year’s price. Gamcs, Thm are big values for— in the Woods, Pot of Gold, Bicycls Junior, Christmas Dinner, Sreep!ndu-e Pat and His Pigs, Erand 25¢ Toy Sty GONCED. .- v is vdens aiadese sass tons These are big value for— Fun at Circus, Mansion of Happiness, Menagerie, Motor Car- soc riage, Troublesome Donkey, Nellie Bly and forty others_ _ . | These are big value for— Yankee Doodle, Stars and Stripes, Louiss, Telegraph Boy, 7sc Mother Goose, Rival Policemen and thirty-thres others. . Blocks—A, B, C, 5¢ to $1.00; Aschitectural, 10c to sssu. Stone | _ Building Blocks ..25¢c to $8.50 | Professional Fortune Telling Games. l& to $1.00 | Roulette Wheels 75¢, $1.50, 33 00 to $15.00 | Imported French and German Family Games for “ any number of players at department siore pric es. Holiday Slippers. Ladies’ Juliets—Fine felt, red and black, hand- turned soles, fur trimmings, all sizes. ... .. Satin Quilted Ju'lets—Red and black; with black fur trimmings, white $l &5 fleeced lined \‘ Kid Juliets—Tan or black, with felt backs 4 S SRS $L65 Ladies’ Vici Kid Romoes—High cut, fur trimmed, flannel all * $1.00 $1.23 lined, hand-turned soles, very soft and pliable, ... ... ... Ladies Crochet Slippers—Red, black, biue or brown; and high-front felt slippers. 986 Men’s high-front tan Goat Slippers. 'y 31,50, $1.75 Men's High-Cut Romoes—Tan or black, with elastic sides l 70 and turn' soles & Men’s extra-fine ‘Vici Kid Opera Slippers. . M'sses’ Red Felt Juliets—Sizes 12 to 2. Cthmn 's Red Felt Juliets—Sizes 8 to 11. M:n's Slippers—Fancy embroidered, brown imitation alligator, Holiday Umbrellas. Men's and ‘Women's . Um- brellas, with nov- elty handles; a splendid assort- ment of high-grade ;oo&, useful and always lcce‘ptzblc ver trimmed handles, from Ivory handles, from The Oriental Bazaar on the main floor, Chinesc and | 7+ ‘s Book Depastment, is ooe of the Bollo | Japanese - dy sights of the Emporium. There are thousands | w of articles suitable for holiday gifts. In this de- partment particularly you can find presents that will interest ani please your Eastern friends. Cloigsones Poreelains Ebony Furnityre Bronzes Ivories Chinese Jewelry Chinaware ALV Sandalwood Goods Handkerchfefs Chinese Toys Lacquered Ware Silk Gowns Pretty Fans Silk Jackets, ete. An immense collection of Oriental novelties and fancy goods in mod- ern and antique designs. These specials for Monday only— Terra Cotta Jardinieres—All sizes, in a hundred Rlack Surah An‘z fi --n,“hm.-n-,-du(» lorMumers. makes a muffier, Grocerics and Liquors. California Fruit—The highest grade, . packed in heavy syrup, fall 3-Ib cans, Hunt’s or our famous Victery brand, choice of any kind, sold regularly j3oc a cam, Flour—The well liked Emporium brand guaranteed, 50-Ib sacks, Monday. Cmu—lnydbvwldme,l Ibs 20 Peaches—Per i 8¢ MN“I Walnuts—z Ibs. .. .. _25¢ —Rye or llhfly‘l 00 per bottle, Monday. . Im—hllq—tbd—.“y $1.25. S = WRRRRARAA AR AR MR AN AR RN A S AR AR D AR AR ARARRR AR AR R AN ] R AAAR AR AR AR AR AARA AN R AR ARR AR CURRCARR AR L R RRRRAR AR AR RARRAR AR AR A AT R AU AR AR AU a4 RN AR AR AR AR 0 8RR