The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1904, Page 8

é ; { i SRT ie z WIFE'S BODY FOUND ~ He Says She Fell Overboard— - Her Body Comes Ashore with Jaw. and Wrist Broken and Forehead Gashed. (Special to The Evening World.) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. + dune 7—Joseph W. Van Note, one of © the best known and most prosperous @f all the pond fishermen along the Jersey Const, took his young wife, Julia, Out in his naphtha Inunch Sunday atternoon for a pleasure trip. He re- turned Sunday night without her, and * Feported that she had fallen overbyard ‘and been drowned. Now the body of Mrs. Van Note has been found at Bandy Hook, with the wrist and jaw Broken, a big gash in the forehead, And several cuts in different places on the body, and Van Note has disap- eared, leaving nu truce behind him. Mrs. Van Note was twenty-nine years old and came from Bay Head, further down the coast. She was Van Note's second wife and was subject to epilepsy. Tt was quite late Sunday when they started out, and they had been gone almost two hours when Van Note returned and told the story of his wife's death. He sald that off Con- Overs Beacon the engine of the launch ‘got out of order and he called his wife to take the wheel while he looked to gee what was the matter, While he was on his hands and knees fm the bottom of the Iaunch, he sald, the heard a splash, and got to the ‘stern just in time tosee rMs. Van Note gink. He heard no outcry, he said, and @ouldn't understand how the thing hap- "pened unless his wife had a sudden at- > tack of epilepsy. He stayed around for some time looking for the body and \ then returned to Berford, where he got help and went out again to look for the body. ‘It was late yesterday afternoon when the body was blown ashore at Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook. | ‘The news spread at once, and a dozen people went to look for Van Note, but | ‘they couldn't find him, He had left the house carly in the day, saying he was ing to Bay Head. He has not been » and it is now belleved that he thas gone to Philadelphia, where he had ives. His three children have communicated with, but none of them has seen him FULTON WIDER WATER ALL NIGHT : _ Crew of Submarine Boat Spent Twelve Hours on Ocean’s Bottom and All Had Pleasant Time. NEWPORT, R. L, June 7.+Thoe sub- Wwarine torpede boat Fulion, which was unk to the bottom of the ocean last evening for a test, remained there over twelve hours, coming up at 11.10 to-day. Naval Constructor Woodward of the trial board remained on board the Ful- ton, and the vicinity was carcfuliy watched all night to guard against the Boat coming to the surface. The men on the torpedo-boat were on duty in watches of two hours each, the remainder of the time being spent fm reading, playing games and sleeping. All the members of the crew were in Bood condition to-day and appeared to have rested well. By order of the trial board, fresh air was pumped in every four hours. The trial was pronounced successful in every way. Th morrow ‘or Thursday the Fulton will run to New Suffolk, L. 1, with Constructor = Woodward — in on a test to determine the mount of fuel needed for Naval Constructor Wood’ ‘this afternoon that the t was in exery way satisfactory, Numerous ex. ents had been sried and they were all successful. Hitherto only #x mien had gone below for any aungth ot time, but on the Fulton there rere nine and they could have stayed in the Boat under water ten days without com: ing to the surface. ES ~ SENT BRIDE HOME WITHOUT HER RINGS James Golden Eloped with Girt and Her Mother Accuses the Bridegroom of Stealing Dia- monds. James Golden, a salesman, of No. #7 Bast One Hundred and Fourth street, Was arrested to-day by Detectives Fo @arty and Funston charged with the Jarceny of two diamond rings by Mrs, )) Mary Davis, of No 141 Division avenue, | Brookiyn. This charge {s simply inci. 3 @ental to one of abduction which Mrs, Davis says she will bring against Gol- @en to-morrow in Brooklyn. /Mrs. Davis has a pretty young daugh- sixteen years of age. This girl, Davis, met Golden in a Sixth ue dry-goods store several days took her to Hoboken and was to her there. The girl had her ‘3 two diamond rings with hee time. After ihe ceremony’ Gol- St t@ alleged, sent the girl home, ‘first took possession of the rings. wing home the girl told te her mother, and when wrote a letter to his fday making at Thirteenth street and Uni- mi. was arraigned in | RIVAL WORKMEN - TIUSBAND IS GONE) IN A FREE FIGHT afternoon | = an appointment to ¥ the detectives were | th fn the: he wan | for. $1.00; 316 5 eC Be te 90; log umbrella ta aa ; TNE WORLD: TUESDAY BYENING, S¥ne tee to-day, His men raised !adders agal the pillar and dragged tUmbers to «pot The “UL road men biekea ladders down a all over the strect scattered the timbers hen both sides SW Hted in ty sik, aNd it LeGK Len poe licemen to get them . Mawistrate Ommo Centre Street Court, advised y nsend to Ret t presumably the ce who dissolved hat he was doing, a st He sat Supreme Court the Injunction kn and that Gallagher, on the present face Mr. Of the situation, was In the right Townsent Insixteds that the und ing of the pillar would lives of thousands of passenge compromise will probably Gallagher allowing the * shore up thelr own. pilli a eee NEW COUNTERFEIT OUT. O Ri in fly D June 7.—Chief Wilkie, ot Servi Employees of Contractor Pat- rick Gallagher and the “L” Road Have a Lively Battle in Chatham Square. A by workmen to Clreulation © Bogus #1 The attempt of Contractor Patrick a Gallagher to undermine an “LL road pillar in Chatham square for the pur- pose of making room for a public com fort station, which he Is building for the city, to-day Jed to a free fight be- tween his employees and employees of WASHIN n of the United Stat nounces the dixe felt $100 gold cortitic Is of department seri of July 12, the "LL" road, Ax a result Gallagher : 52; check letter It No. f: J. V and Attorney Tow. who wie in| 182: check letter I S IW charge of th road forces, were| Lyons, Register; Ellie If Roberts, taken to Centre Street Court by | ‘Treasurer, portralt of Bentor Roundsman MeCarthy Thi counterfelt. Is a well-executed It wan explained that when Gallagher | thograph, printed on bond paper of good quality, bearing blue ink marks In imitation of the silk fbre of the genuine paper, The most noticeable defect ts the portrain of Benton, where the ab- first began to excavate for the public comfort station the “L'' road people got ar injunction restraining him from dig- ging under one of the pillars. ‘This In- junction was dissolved, but still the “L* people refused to allow the work to pro- ered, ulthough Gullagher guaranteed that he would shore uv the “L'’ strue- ture in a safe manner and make the pillar secure. Gallagher started in to force matters readily detected on fon, particularly if the por- trait ts examined SMH AVE.2 1% & 22°°STREETS, DRY GOODS Co.|% HUN STRUGGLED WITH BURGLAR Facing Revolver of Negro, Who Broke Into School, She Fought Him Until Both Fell. and He Fled. SHELBYVILLE, Ind, June 7.—Stater Theodora, of St. Vincent's Catholic School, four miles from h to-day heard nome prowling through the building. She started to Investigate and met 4 negro man in the hall He flourished a revolver, seized, and the two fell In the struggle he burglar escaped, but later was captured at Waldron and ts in Jail here He had a revolver, pleces of candle and burglars’ Sister Theodora was not injured, ————_ THIBETANS BEATEN BACK, SIMLA, India, June 7.—Thibetans re- cently attacked the British post at Khangma British losses wore one Ghurkba Killed and five wounded Thihetans ieft 174 men dead around the post and many others were killed in the pursuit which she Soda Water, Summer Walking Suits at $13.98—Worth $22.50, Panama Voile is about the nicest material we know of for a dress-up Sum Dress. This lot of Walking Suits is made of that material, with your eloice of Black, Blue, Brown, Gray and Champagne. They have the popular collarless pleated style. These suits are positively worth #22.50—not by the cost of materials and making. sizes to start to-morrow with. Other summery wearing apparel—very special. Taffeta Shirt Waist Suits in blue, brown, green and gun.metal; waist elaborately tucked and Nemstiteh i fate skirt, trimmed to match waist. regular $20.00 model for... . 12.98 Dress Suits of fine French Voile in black, royal, champagne and gray; collarless blouse; We have sixty of the Sale of $1.50 lay before us as we write. trimmed around neck and A thousand waists, Wish you might see them just as they Our judgment of their value leads us to believe you would gather an entire season's supply. Ice Cream Soda, with new fresh fruits, and all Phosphates. 5c Glass. All Fancy and Egg Drinks blouse, taffeta lined; collar of linen canvas trimmed with braid. Skirt is flare, panel our judgment alone, from m to sell at $13.98—and all Waists at 69c. Ya Moving Pictures | Free \10 to 11 |2to3 P.M, |4toS P.M. Grocery Dept, Sixth Floor. _ ‘Two Blue Trading Stamps Till 12 o’Clock; Then One Till Closing. Quick Lunch Room Moderate Prices Sixth Floor. of our policy to sell good goods at low prices. We’ve Started a June Sale of Substantial Furniture at These Prices. HERE were ten carloads of this furniture when it first came to The 14th St. Store. 1 been sold at full prices without advertising. Now we put the remainder in this June Sale at reductions averaging from 25 to ape cent. in order to create unusual buying interest and demonstrate the infallibility Five carloads have Fifth Floor. The savings are so genuine and generous that they are apparent at first glance. You must remember, too, that the original factory prices of this sturdy furniture were 25 per cent. lower than we are now paying for our Fall stock. PON pe Mh F] Mp ie ts 34] Rime . SII Rattan Rockers—high, full roll back, large size seat, deep skirt and strongly braced arms, at 2.47 Furniture—small size natural finish rocker, in green and red, frames of solid maple, seat made of ‘This chair has mahog- 79¢ any finish frame; $5.59; our price 2.99 price | Chiffonter—with five Odd Parlor Chairs— | drawers, golden oak, heavy | pearance, any size, 30 to sell 26.49 | Summer Chairs and Porch | upholstered in a variety of grades | top, panelled ends and high of and patterns of costly goods. carved gallery, Each drawer | is Stted with lock and key and cae is mounted on easy running casters; Bra large husks on pillors and half inch filling, new in design, attractive in ap- Bed—with heavy 2-inch posts, Dining Chairs—ofa solid selected oak, golden | gnish, French legs, full size box seat,high back, with deep 1.62 3.29 at Iron Bed Couch—frame, adjus- | panel of finegrained table sides and is solid metal, can be’ polished oak, at | thrown into a couch, three-quarters or full "aoe Chair to | size bed, bas woven wire sprin; 5.98 ‘nd woot mattress. Price, 4048) match, clos: woven split reed, slat backs, at China Closets made of oak, highly finished panelled back, glass sides, large glass door, movable shelves, fitted with lock and key and case supported on hand- somely carved shaped legs, at...... 13.49 Trimmed Bed, mixed hair mattress Hair Mattress—made in A.C. A. tick- ing or with other tickings if preferred, weight 40 pounds. This mattress is carefully filled and can be had in one or two parts, perfectly sanitary and comfortable, at. 9698 and woven spring, all Iron Spring—made of heavy pipe tubing, closely woven stee! wire with pro- .. 1.39 lock and y on each drawer. This Combination of Brass CEES 13.41/07 Odd Dressers made of solid oak; have three large drawers, double nye French bevel shape mirror, brass trimmings, and °C) Pricessee ...0+ made of Couch—vwith frame thoroughly seasoned hard wood, joints carefully put together and firmly braced. Legs of handsome design and finished golden oak. The springs used are warranted oil tempered, webbing carefully rein- forced on ends; the Couch is up- holstered in figured velour, with moss and tow top; price..... 7.98 Sideboard made of , selected quartered oak, golden finish, handsome carvings, panel led sides, bevel French plate mirror, two lined silver drawers, large drawer for linen, and spacious cupboard for wines, liquors, etc, Heavy cast brass trimmings. Sideboard is mounted on easy running brass casters. Price. vesteeesese 20008 9.98 Save Your Furniture By Having Us Reupholster It Fourth Floor. T’LL PAY YOU to read this and call us up by telephone, 4800 “Gramercy, to have our skilled workmen go anywhere in Greater New York or (of furniture slip covers at 5.89 complete. ~ Others charge one-half again m Read their advertisements if you doubt it. We'll use fine gray 36-inch striped damask, finish ail with skrunk binding, allowing 20 yards of materia’. No inconvenience, Prompt service. Es- timates free. Telephone 4800 Gramercy. Shop around and coe iti taney lina and afl Bale whit tana sheer and tiem “ aye ever aw, The new tected edge and reinforced centre, at.. 3.69 Vy jertha mé rimm:d wi jouble rows i 4] SO neuhiti IOc5O and finished with lace medallions. Blouse, culls ‘aad’ meeu ca High Back Porch Rockers, heavily 3 OOO elaborately tucked; button in baek. posted, broad arms, wide rockers, cane Shirt Waist Dresses of white lawn; waist . d back, Price,.....4. ‘and skirt tucked and hem 50 Two weeks ago, through a lucky trade chance, we had two See eee stitched. Very special at,... Oy hundred of these waists—to sell at $1.50. Never expected to UG Bloueads full Pleated and $be able to duplicate them at 69c.—but the maker was over. i with silk braid, ‘ ' , ; Lech agen model alee: 8. 98 anxious to unload, and we're looking for just such fellows all | Taffeta Silk Coats, black; 30 incnes {the while. pee applique collar; 8 98 Ready in the morning —60c. instead of $1.70, | a ae Jersey City and cut and ft S-piece ji Ni ise will di Wom n’s O f d & C | . | Ti __ Wilton Rugs, &-Plece Set of NO one cise wil ‘4 Xfords OLOMMAL FLSS jh the finest quatity—Oriental and Medal. Slip Covers, ion effects. Suitable for parlor, din- 500 Pairs Made to Sell ing room and library, 5 89 fescadle @ at $2 and $2.50. To-morrow, 1.09 An odd price, to be sure-—one that just lets us out on the cost, And there are Oxfords and Ties among them that folk would come a good many miles to secure—if we could picture them as they actually are, Made by one of the best Shozmakers in America, sold to us for rea- sons of his own, at a decided loss—we offer them for less than similar kinds have ever been sold for. Assortment comprises Patent Kid and Patent Coltskin j-button Gibson Ties; also Colonial Oxt soles with Cuban heels; others have ‘ench heels. The Colonial Ties have Guban leather heels. ome have turn French heels. We've five hundred and sixty-one pairs all told. Every size is included in the lot, though some sizes are missing from cer- tain styles, Note—Please consider this shoe a that pnd their way into print, infiited by (he Shoe Advert of at $1.09 would make ment apart from the go-catled bargains in shoes hen ahoe values are inanusactured dy the tle wonder people (oe cunfidence in avert did Suel for magination ef she jetitious i Knit Underwear to Summer Comforts, Ice Cream Freezers, The Frezo makes cream in a few minutes. t-qt. 2-qt. 3-qt. 1.35 1.69 1,98 2.25 2, We have a complete line of Peer- less, Gem and White Mountain Ice- Cream Freezers at attractive prices, at. For Women, At 29c. instead of 50c, Fine ribbed cotton shaped Veats and Pants, made by the celebrated Har- v Mills. Vesti lon d short Stone Water Coolers, aleevea (hand crochet), “trimmed, Strictly first quality, nice selected || Pants, buttoned at the ‘side, knee ware, with nickel faucet. 2-gallon size, At 29c, instead of 45c, and 50c, special at Just for to-morrow, 10) dozen of fine 4 95c 3-gallon siz 125 isle thread Vests, plain or Richelleu special at... 4. ribbed, soft and Very elastic, regular avd extra sizes, many styleg in lace 4-gallon size, special at... 5-gallon size, in Trimmed top, also plain’ ribbon neck and arms, ep srecialat. 1.75 At 50c, instead of 75c, 6-gallon size, 1. Q5 ; ! " Pure spun silk Vests, Swiss ribbed, special at..... .9 in White, Cream, Pink, Sky, Laven: Black, # Double Oil Stoves, plsin oF fancy; ince trimmed” e Four burners; seamless oil tanks; F hil cannot leak; made of steel; usually ‘or Children. Id f x $1.75; at. 125 35c, oo ed te at 19c., Single two-burner; Fine white cotton Vest run L45 8%4x103$—regular $33.50, Special at...... Nace . $23.78 9x12—regular $37.50. Special at.... $26.95 Fine Axminster Rugs, A beautiful selection of Alex. Smith Son's famous Rugs—both in floral and Oriental designs in light and dark colors—remarkably low priced, 36x72—regular $4.2. Special at... : 27x60—regular $2.95, secsee $2.05 Special at seseeee $175 849x10%—regular $23.50. * Special at... seese $16.75 9xi2—regular $26.50, Special at seeeeee $18.75 Mattings, Fancy Japanese Cotton Warp Matting | in handsome carpet patterns; all the | choice colorings; some fancy inlaid patterns. Sold regularly at 30c. yard. Sale price... IZC Extra heavy China Mattings; the most closely woven and durable low priced floor coverings; fancy checks and small patterns. Regu- larly 40¢. Sale price, yak, 2OC AN OILCLOTH BARGAIN! Alden Sampson & Son's OILCLOTH—thor- oughly seasoned—t%g and 2 yards wide—a large selection best patterns —marked down for quick selling from 30c. per surelQe yard tov... ‘Hots Cool Days No reason to be uncomfortable—we've the underwear to make you cool,’ regardless of what the weather may be. To-morrow we offer several lots at quite a saving from regular, May we serve you? Broken line of high Grade Underwear in mercerized silk as bright and soft as pure silk; the lot contains 890 pieces; 30 dozen fine Swiss Shirts and Drawers in rose pink: #4, dozen fing Jersey ng wdbed Shirts and Drawers In light blue, cream and blue and white stripes; all sizes in the lot, but not in each color; com- plete suits In each style, 75c. and 50c, Balbriggan, 39¢, Men's fine soft light welght real Maco Balbriggan with long and short sieeves, Drawers to match. double weated, 30 to 42; also extra size shirts, long weaves, and drawers to match, 46 to At $1.65 Pure Irish Linen Mesh; Value $2.25. Shirts and Drawers, fine light Sum- mer weight; most healthful, cool ana absorbent fabric for warm’ weather, long and short sleov short length drawers: sing 3) to 44 At $2.25 Pure Spun Silk;'Value $3, Imported. silk Shirts and Drawei made in Switzerland, two shades no: via, flesh color or light blue, Jon For Men. At 79c.; Value $1.25 and $1.50, regular and 1 usually sold low ingoks, oe Pants, sizes 20 to 28. stout Drawers, ie and “woot in ere: also a natural and blue, at m find how much lower this price is than others charge, Awnings Made and Curtains Cleaned: Estimates Free We clean all kinds of Awnings. We make Lace Curtains beautifully. We Reupholster Furnitare. Our wcrkroom is thoroughly equipped, and we guarantee the best workmanship, Compare our prices with others. Estimates made free, ‘lelephone 4800 Gramercy How About Household Linens? Main Floor. ECESSARY TOWELS that dry quickly. Table Cloths that are ornamental and serviceable. Napkins to keep you well supplied and doylies to give finishing touches to your furni- ture. Sideboard Scarfs and Washstand Covers. Fringed Table Cloths, all white, at, Huckaback Towels—hemmed ends, each, 69c. red borders : Size 17x23, each, Ge. Size 17x33, each, 735. Size 19x38, each, 12 '4e. Size 20x42, each, 19e. Barnsley Crashes, all linen, heavy qual- ity, per yard, 20¢, Napkins, dinner size, full bleached, per dozen, 89c. ‘All Linen Napkins, good quality, per dozen, 1.69. Doylies, large size, fringed, each, Se. Hemstitched Tray Covers, at, each, 19¢. Sideboard Scarfs, fringed, colered | % linen Brown Crash Towelling, at, centres, each, 25€. per yard, 6c. : ‘Washstand Covers, with ruffle ends, at femstitched Table Cloth, all white, at 1a,c. 1.09. Dinner Sets ata Shadow Basement. OW any woman can resist these dinner sets at these prices is choose from; all handles’treated with gold. , Only 45 of these sets will be sold, At $1.84: Toilet Sets worth 3,00. past our understanding. Their appearance alone is enough to make one hungry. We begin with 9.00 dinner sets at 4.97, then 16.99 dinner sets at 9.99, and conclude with 30.00 dinner sets at 1 “you rememb ~ Read the d6 rip ‘They are of ten pieces, best underglazed porcelain, and in pretty degtgns. At $2.69: Toilet Cets worth $4.00, including 10 pieces of the best white porcelain, with gold decorations, At 25e: Imported samples of finest china, comprising Cups and Saucers, Chocolate Pots, Plates, Candle Sticks, Jugs, Salad Howls, Cake Plates, and Condensed Milk Jars, These are all beautifully decorated in colors and gold, “Jalues up to 65c. At 28c¢: A dozen of 35c Table Tumblers, of good crystal glass and regular size. At 49c—Imported samples of beautie fully decorated Chop Dishes, Celery Trays, Pitchers, Salad Bowls, Tobacco Jars, Values Jardinieres, Cups and Saucers, up to 1,50. At 39ce—Infported Samples, includ- ing Chocolate Pots, Cracker Jars, Fancy Cake Plates, Salad Bowls, Jugs, Con- densed Milk Jars, and Mush and Milk Sets. Values up to 1.00. At 97c—Your choice of anything on a large table filled with beautiful specimens of Bric-a-brac. Various styles, shapes and decorations. Values up to 2.50. Sale of Pure Foods In Our ESERVES—"Blue Bell,” pure | TEA ney Sample Mixed, PAvhole fruit; _ strawberry cherry. oy 1.00 Faspberry, quince or peach; Vtb. | ocg, py patent top glass Jar; dozen, fe dicse 29¢ 78; JELLY—"'Blue Bel absolutely pure; tumbler . currant; | PFRANKFUR ROAST BEFF—! CRACKERS— at med per Ib... or Graham , regular 10c, carton; spec pack- 4Qe | GUERKIN S—"Blue Bell,” ages we sour: i gallon patent top 9Q@ FRESH PORK—Small fresh pigs’ pottle s+. ; Foose of eperorihe: FA TC) | PICALLIL De ipo gallon bottle BOWE ener Jersey stock: §4€ | ontves—choice Ma LAMB—Fancy forequarters; qg@ quart jar. Der |Dyseseseeee ay BAUSAGE—Cerv 12¢ SALMON—Delicately smoked Colum- quality; large casings; per 1b, iS River Imon; per 98e DELON ESR EN Cooved Corned larmony” I Mee ae, per ion See importation Formosa wder, Young. By aon TOMATOBS—Fancy soltd packed, red ripe Southern stock; regu- larly sold at 1 she 0c. BeIb. can; special, 6 cans... - ~_——————~-~-_=>@'""[iwwo—*. 2] h brok A7e| | {CSataP tition, tr per hs, LBC} x ' BUTTE R—Made Virginia Peanut “Blue Bell” PRAN from ¥4-bbl. (fro FLAVORING EXTRACT —“ Blue Beil’ concentrated Lemon or $5 @ Vanilla; 4-1b, bo SOUP—"'Tricolor" Condens to, Chicken or Vogetabl cans CANNED MEAT Beef; 1-1b. can, dos,, can “LOUR: Minnesota; 2Me-lb, bag SPICE! ee i a Ke r, ginger, cinnamon or Ruustatd: per ID, 2ic BAKING POWDER—Perfect satis- faction “guaranteed; 1-lb. 4Qe can. CRACKERS—Freah Baked Vanilla Mixed) grrteed Prat Seraaorn bt ggg Great Grocery Department for $9.00 \ $4.97 Dinner Sets a9 of 100 pieces, best porcelain, " Py beautifully decorated with floral s designs, and every piece trim- = AST 5 ieee wi Id. ere is a Sean ea included in = SAS ee large Soup Tureen ine! SI PrN is BE fa-y OR $9.9 for $16.99 = — > mt 2 Dinner Se! o£ 100 pieces, best quality porcelain, finished with beautiful foral sprays in their natu- ral color, trimmed with gold. This is an exceptionally good value. $16 9 for $30.00 Dinner Sets of Theodore Haviland finest Limoges e China of 100 pieces, all the latest shapes, and three decorations to “MALTA VIT A'-+Break- yellow: fust Food; package... PUMPKIN—Fancy golden 8-1b, can; worth 10c.; spe- cial 55 LIMA BEANS—Tuttle Packing Co.'s 2-1b, can; dozen 95c, package. green; swe Tb. cah, dozen, 81: can SALAD DRESSING—"Yacbt Club; LENTILS— large size bottle, 43 int vee dium size bottle PEAS—Early June, can; dozen, S8c.3 can J Fancy New York can i ported; 1 Ib RICE—Cholce Carolina; 1 broke! % lbs, $1; per, 1 BAKED BEANS—Packed Maryland RICE-—Fancy Japan; 5 The... 25c style; can with plece of pork, Qe LIMA — BEAN 8—Finei dozen, B5c.; can: . California dried Limas; 6e | PEARS—Packed in light sugar Ib. 4 B-Ib, can, doz. $1.05; product; h an 0.8, of Callfornia lemon cling; doz, $1.75 age.. NAVY BEA: pleked; 6 1 MACARONI—"Bive Bell’ Belt" Bell," sliced; Macaroni or Spaghettl; large 2-Ib, puckage.. © 12¢ 20c ¢ VAPORATED PEACHES 1.18 NS—Fane; i bs. “ E—"Blue eyeléss und, coreless, can, doz., $2.35, can, No. 1 fi California ripe yellow fru per Ib,; spe- cal, 4 Ibs pall . worth 120. SEEDED RAISINS ~— Fan “Crown; not a seed; full 18 9 pickage: regular pric special. ‘nackage .... PRUNES Selected Santa, clare val fed dn 10-Ib. family pecial 69c CODFISH—"Blue Bell” of Cod; per pack CRABS—Live soft: per dozen . FRESH FISH—Chicken, Hall- 10¢ but or Salmon Steaks; per Ib. PRUNE 8; Faney large .Ore- on; meaty fru 78