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PUBLIC SALE
of a
ABLE STORE PROPERTY
ATURDAY, SEPT. 18, 1920
be sold at public sale on the
ses in the village of Sporiing
m1 ancaster County, Pa., the fol-
g described valuable store stand
anu business place, viz:
ETN, Consisting of a THREE STORY |
BRICK STORE and DWELLING
HOUSE, Frame Stable and other out-
buildings, and a lot of ground there-
to belonging on the south east corner
of the Manheim road and the road
leading to Lancaster. known as the
Colebrook road, adjoining property
formerly of John Metzler, and on the
north and west by said two roads.
This is a first-class business stand,
having been conducted as a general
store for at least 75 years, and has

always enjoyed a large country
trade.
The buildings are in a good state
located, enjoy-
surrounding
churches,
of repair, pleasantly
ing a fine view of the
country, convenient to
schools, post offices and a healthy
section and surrounded by an intelli-
gent and progressive class of people,
and therefore well worthy the atten-
tion of persons looking for a pleasant
home, and a profitable investment.
Persons wishing to view the prem-
ises prior to the day of sale will
please call on the present occupant.
Sale to commence at 1 o’clock p.
m., of said day when attention will
be given and terms and conditions
made known by
H. M. MILLER, Agent
For the Quincy Orphanage Home.
JOHN K. STAUFFER
M. N. Brubaker, Clk.

Columbia and Brunswick Records
Come in and hear the following
records, they are beauties:
The Love Nest—Vocal and
mental.
Pretty Kitty Kelly.
Silver Threads Among the Gold.
Memories of Galilee.
Church in the Wild Wood.
In the Gloaming.
Tell Mother I'll Be There.
Will There Be Any Stars in My
Crown.
Wayside Cross.
My Wild Irish Rose.
Sweeter As the Years Go By.
In Sweet September.
My Isle of Golden Dreams.
Marion (You’ll Soon Be
Instru-
Marryin’
PUBLIC SALE
of a
VALUABLE FARM
ter County, Pa
leading from Mount Joy
Square, 5 miles north of the
and 1 mile south of thé
the following described
viz:
Consisting of a
Gravel Land,

Bradley, Frank Hiestand, Jacob
Baker and others containing thirty
seven (37) acres more or less. The
{ improvements thereon consist of a|
| One and a Half (1%) Story Log]
i Weather Boarded Dwelling House,
Fre ne Summer House, Wood Shed,

m.
stocke
running water on the f:
The place is well
variety of fruit
peaches, grapes, etc,
The land is
vation under
veniently laid off
one of the best producers in that sec
tion of the County.
The buildings are in
state of repair.
This farm is pleasantly
convenient to churches, schools,
offices, in a good neighborhood,
rounded by an intelligent
gressive people,
the attention of those
pleasant home
vestment,
Persons wishing
ises prior to the day of
please call on Mr. N. H.
siding thereon.
Also at the same
will be sold the
household goods viz:

good fences, con
sale,
time
Couch,
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
a.
ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 2344, 1920 | a
Will be sold at public sale on the South, was
premises, in Rapho township, Lancas-
, on the public road |
to Union| York County.
former
latter place,
real estate,
tract of First-class |
adjoining lands of J. S.|
with same by calling at this office.
a large Bank rn, with wagon ered]
corn cri b, hog sty, chicken house, a
well of never failing water
pump therein near the door, there |
are also two fine springs of excellent |
»d with a
such as pears, |
in a high state of culti- |
into fields, and is |
|
a reason able | |
atoll {
post | |
SUr- | Owner can have same by proving the
and pro- |, mount lost, and paying for this ad.
and is well worthy
looking for a
and a profitable in-
will
and place
following articles of | consisting of
Kitchen | counters, shelving, etc., E.
Getting Near Here v
A home-made whiskey still of the
variety used by moonshiners in the
found by government
revenue officers hidden in the wood-
lands, a few miles south of Delta, in
eee etl Ae
This Chap Is Some Tall
Archie Lewis, of Antrim, who is
only 13 years old, is nearly 6 feet
tall. His grandfather is 6 feet, 3
|inches, and one of his uncles stands
|6 feet, 3% inches in his stocking
| feet.

Wanted, Sale, Rent, &c.
FOUND—A pin owner proving
property and paying for ad may have
9-15-1t |

Will have oysters in every style
| beginning Saturday at A. H. Stumpf’s

| restaurant, West Main street. 9-15-1t
| LOST—An account book. Finder
will please return to Wm. Henry,
Florin, Pa. and receive reward.
| sept.15-1t-pd.
for light housekeeping, 2
man, wife and two
What have you to
9-15-tf
Wanted
vr 3 rooms by
small children.
{offer? Apply at this office.
FOUND—Small
sum money.
{Inquire at 55 W. Main St., Mt. Joy,
| Pa sept.15 >-1t.
WANTED—A lady stenographer
to view the prem-|or one who is willing to learn. State
a lage, experience, salary expected. Ad-
Givler re-|dress Box 108, Florin, Pa. 9-15- tf

store fi stares
show cases,
L. Zerphey
ALE—AIll the
scales,
FOR S

Dresser, Cupboards, Chests, Sink, | Mount Joy, Pa. sept.15-1t
Iron Kettle, Chairs, Rocking Chairs, | -
Ching, Glass and Queensware, a lot| WANTED—A girl or middle aged
of tobacco lath, and a variety of {lady for kitchen work. Apply to Mrs.
other articles too numerous to men-|A. H., Stumpf, West Main St., Mount
tion. (Joy. sept.15-2t
Sales to commence at one o’clocl
p. m., of said day when terms and{ FOR SALE—Manure. Apply P. O.

|
|
|B 0X

Me).
and hundreds of
titles to select from.
our sound-proof
booths. Don’t buy a
you like it.
I. A. SHIFFER
39 S. Market St. Elizabeth

other very good
Hear them ir
demonstrat
record unless

ne
Private Sale
—eOF —
MULES

On and After
Friday, Sept.
I will have for sale at my Sale and
Exchange Stables, Mount Joy, Pa.
Ranging in age from 18 months to
4.year-olds. Among them are some
If you want good
yong mules, the kind that will make |
money,
them.
broken mules.
here’s your chance to get
Ed Ream
100 HEAD OF ERIE
FORD COUNTY
HEIFERS AND BULLS
Bought direct from the farmers by
the widersigued

COWS
AT PUBLIC SAL E
ON FRIDAY.
About 75 cows and Heifers and the
balance bulls and steers.
This will be another good lot.
This sale will
1:25 sharp.
Conditions:—Note at 60 days with
approved security and bank discount |
added.
J. B. KELLER & BRO.
F. B. Aldinger, auct.
Coble & Kreider, Clerks.
Don. W. Gorrecht
37 WEST MAIN STREET

Jeweler
Watchmaker---Engraver

0h, HEL
The Digest goa | known a as
MENT, NO TT]
IF DUE TO INFECTION OR INHERITED,
far Book it will surely oponyey your 0398 ut you wise

10th:
50 Head of Mules
AND CRAW- |.

100 Head Cows, Heifers, Bulls, Steers | !!

positively start at | 2

conditions will be made known by 8, Florin, Pa. sept.8-2t-pd
ELIZABETH GIVLER, Widow
C. S. Frank, Auct. WANTED—A hired man for day
M. N. Brubaker, Clerk {labor. Apply to Arthur Martin, R.
D. 1, Mt. Joy, Pa. se ept. 1- tf]
ORPHANS’ COURT SALE femme eee rte ee,
of valuable FOR SALE—1%ton Kohler Truck
REAL ESTATE cheap. Address P. O. Box 253 Mt.
sa’ Iu JRDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1920 Joy. aug.25-tf
| By virtue of an order of the or-| ——
| Phan’ Court f or County, FOUND—Auto tire on road lead-
tne jv signed ators of from Bainbridge to Elizabeth-
the Jz baker, de- Owne may have same by
1 FR hip, will » property and paying ad. Ap-
ses the Myers, National Hotel,
3 ¢ bed 3 real es- > sept.14-1t
: All That Certain Farm W ANTE D- Antique figures in
3 StLoon tae iblic road > a of people and animals, Old
| 4, It. Joy to M: Ma an hie im 7 stitch in silk linen
{1 : ae veen Man- thread bead worl
te id M very near y prices for articles
| Ex ' 5 ress H. J., Mt. Joy,

| B. Hiestand. n whiel
AND 1; STORY
MANSION HOUSE
Bank Barn, Large
Corn Barn, Large Hog Sty,
| Numerous Chicken
sary outbuild
Rn
ig I
| erected a 2
| FRAME
| Frame

[land on
{ of cultivat
| e

To 56 Salo
n Sc: iturda 1y,
2 o’clock p.
| liti wil
1 own by the undersigned.
ANNA H. BRUBAKER
Sal HARY EY RETTEW,
| = Iministrat of
Liz S. Frabe er, deceased.

B. Frank Kready, Atty.
| Chas. S. Frank, Auct.
| Henry G. Carpenter, Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
! REAL ESTATE
{ On turglay, September 18th,
e sold at public

sale on the
Tow?
€ ing to wit:
A Tract of 80 Act es
ining

n Shun
Levi

on the

land is
There
This
: i wing a
With conarote road
: I’ is close fo
churches, : Is, trolley and the P.|
R. R. station.
Any one wishing to view same |
prior to day of sale will please call |
on the undersigned residing in Florin
Sale to commence promptly at 2 |
o’clock on Saturday, September 18th, |
1920, when terms and conditions will
be made known by
: E. S. WEAVER
S. Frank, auet.; J. H. Zeller, Clk.
PUBLIC SALE
On Friday, September 17th, 1920
the undersigned will sell at public
sale on the premises near Erisman’s
Mennonite chureh, in Rapho town-
ship, Lancaster county. Pa., midway
between Manheim and Mount Joy
the farm known as the “John Eris
man farm” containing 132 acres and
71 perches of land on which are
erected a dogble brick dwelling
house, large bank barn, tobacco shed,
corn barn, garage and other neces-
sary out buildings. This farm is
nicely located in a good neighbor-
hood, and will Be sold as a whole or
in parts to suit the purchaser.
Sale to commence at 2 o’clock p.
, on said day.
ACOB E. BE .
H. H. Snavely, Auct. CkeR
Miller & Koser. Clerks,
m.

LI prem-
the at-
ie coun-
[ roperty will
ld in order to close |
t Any per- |
Drenisns
1920
y
1
of water
|

sep.15-1t-pd.
WANTED--Laborers.
Chocolate Co. 9-8-2
Apply Nis-
r Swiss
SWISS
WANTED—Lady assistant stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper. Apply Nis- |
ley Swiss Chocolate Co., Florin, Pa.
sep.8-2t
WANTED
A man to call on Auto-
the estate of mobile owners with a neces-
sity that every motorist needs
land wants. Nothing on the
market like it. Sells on site.
No experience required, ex-
clusive territory, large profits. |
| If you are looking for a real
. |
money maker, write at once. |
MERIT PUBLISHING CO.
LANCASTER, PA.
sept.1

TRATORS’ NOTICE.
ADMINIS

nted to the |
ns indebted |
uest to make im-
nent, ‘and those having
ims or demands against the same,
V present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigmed.

ANNA H. BRUB AKER,
Manheim, R. D.52, Pa.
HARVEY RETTEW,
Manheim, R. D. 3,% a.
Ad inistaions
|B. Frank Kready, Atty. 8.4 -6t

ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
Estate of Addison S. Flowers, late
of Mount Joy Boro. deceased.
Letters of administration on said
|estate having been granted to the
| andersigned all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same.
will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned resid-
ing in Mount Joy, Pa.
MARY E. FLOWERS,
Administratrix.
W. M. Hollowbush Attorney. 9-8-6t

ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Estate of David H. Wiftle, late of
Mount Joy Township Lancaster Co.,
Pa., deceased.
Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons , indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same.
will {present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned resid-
ing in Florin, Pa.

WM. S. NEIMAN,
. Adminigtrator.
W. M. Hollowbush, Attorney. | 9-8-6t
D. B. KIEFFER & CO’S.%
Annual Fall Opening Sale’
—) —
Four Carload of Good, Big Western
Horses and Colts, 75 Head of!
Acclimated Horses & Mules
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1920
at 12:15 p. m. at the
Farmers’ Hotel, Middletown, Pa,
Kleinfelter Bros., Propr.
We will sell the following live
stock:
4 Carload of Extra Good,
big, rugged and all pur-
pose Western Horses and
Colts, shipped direct by
W. M. Grove who has
taken his time and used
his best judgment in buying thege 4
load of the best western horses and
colts that grow, and he advises us
| that he has bought only the best
money can buy. Each and every one
the real kind with the size, ghape,
weight and color that belongs to a
good bred draft horse or colt.’ They
will consist of the good, big, rugged
feeders, farm chunks, wagon and all
purpose horses and colts with class
and quality all over. Will have quite
a few mated teams in bays, blacks
and roans that have the size and
weight to themselves. Also some ex-
tra good shapy mares with shape all
over, and the kind that will make
id brood mares, as they are of the
Belgium and Percheron breed. These
horses and colts range in age from
2 to 5 years old and have them
weighing from 11 to 16 hundred lbs.
each, all kind and gentle and the
greater part of them broke to har-

ness. :
P. S.—Mr. Grove also advises us
that all these horses were bought
right off the farms and a great many
of them are right out of harness, and
vou all know that they give more real
satisfaction both for profit and use
than any other horse we or any one
else have ever shipped and when
finished they have more quality and
class and in fact the handiest horse
ever worked in harness for farm or
general purpose use, and are the
easiest horses to fatten and mature
with every day work that lives; the
most profitable investment a farmer
can make as ther : less sickness
and more enduranc among them
than any other horse shiped. Ask
your neighbors about the W. M.
Grove horses, he tells you they're the
best work horses that ¢
5 Head of Acclim ated Horses and
Mules of all kine ( sting of the
good, Fy finished horses,
wagon horses, far
line leaders, all purpose,
fancy driving hors
dollar ones, in fact
any person in need of
ness or pleasure horse. T
range.in age fron

S¢ Ti
10 years old,
have them weighing up to 16

| ar
hundred pounds
The mules consist of good,
mated teams, also a few good sin
mules.
We start selli 1 tly at
p. m., with the W« nl
Colts, then the A
and Mules
Note

0 |

D. B. KIEFFER & CO.
Hess & Brinser, Auct.
| Sale Saturday, September 25, 1920
| at Middletown, Pa.
PUBLIC SALE
ot
ESTATE AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY
OCTOBER 2nd, 1920
ned attorneys for
|
REAL
SA’ TURDAY,
unde 1

situate on the
from the Iron I
Turnpike in F
about one-half
Iron Bridge, h:
a TWO AND ONE
STORY FRAME
with a one story frame back
building thereto at
Frame Stable
ings, adjoining
Mumma and
thereon
HALF
HOUSE,

+ out build-
f Amos N.

Jacob Hoffin

This proper is in good repair,
has a large cis ern und ler the kitchen
and a variety of you fruit trees in

bearing condition, is well located and 1d’ F
a | The Pluse of the World's Food Markets
; A the same time and place the | Often, when varying conditions in the producing centers bring about the opportunity for a re-
) ing sreonal . tu nH > 3 1 y one > 3 al rv rout t i 1
DR I opal prone ry will be duction in price, the dealer who has to buy through the wholesaler is not able to give you the benefit
3 5 cay, cothes ces, bedstead of the saving that should be yours. This is because the goods have to pass through the hands of
any > es on am veral middlemen before they r ach your table.
on ine, earpent 0 a . ‘Ns of customer of the “Agco” Stores, your advantages are patent in our Producer-to-Consumer Plan.
Ha oNIOnga oO ouble bi ax, We act as the connecting link between your table and the producer—the Farmer, the Miller, the Can-
{3 Iron tamper rels, hoes, | ner. the Packer, ete. Our pric s are affected—not by any middlemen, but only by the fluctuations
I Wy Uk X bore in the actual food markets of the world, All intermediate profits are thus eliminated and you get the
S 1
: - benefit in low prices. i” .
o£ : Just Give This a Moment’s Thought- : . 1 : . ~
: : ies 2 What would oroceries be costing today: were it not Tor the American Stores Co?
r, chopping
ole locust posts, aw En B—
lot of lumber | -
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
o'el )(
1920 or
and place A ‘ ’»
will br SPECIAL PRICE ON BROOMS “VICTOR” BREAD, Big Quality Loaf. 8c
oe | ea: 38c m . A a
. | OUR 45¢c BROOMS CUT TO. The f the BEST HOME-M.: ADE ever
B. H. NISSLEY, | Our 60c Brooms cat to 53c turned f an oven. Thousands of diserim-
’ ABR/ AM Z. HESS, Our 70c Broom cut to 63c Buy inatin ekeepers say so, and you will, too
neys for the heirs of Pete Made from the choicest broom grown. uy when once you serve it. : =
wine. two or three at this special low price. :
C. S. “Prank, Auct. i
John A. Coyle, Atty. 4

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WE SPECIALIZE
on a
TRAVELING BAG AT $8
FOR LADIES AND MEN
HOME MUSIC Co.
37-39 W. King St.

WORN
3. HENS HERSHEY
212 South Market Street
Bell Phone 75R2 Mt. Joy, Pa.

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Pr aiid ws
LANCASTER COUNTY,
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LANCASTE
Ry 7a WHITE OATS, BEANS, can 12¢ | BUTTER, glass 12c CORNSTARCH,
RECORDS pkg., 1lc | pkg., 9¢
PHONOGRAPHS
PLAYED ROLLS | “ASCO” BLEND COFFEE, BB ia 35¢ ASCO” BLEND TRAS, Ib............... 45c
Rich, full, heavy body, delightful aroma, satis- Four Blends—Black, Mixed, Old. Count
TRAVELING GOODS | fying flavor. Try a pound today, and Jot ny | style and India Covioh No Loticy ay
STATIONERY prove to you what it means to drink a real goo had anywhere than o f “ »
GREETING CARDS ‘cup” of coffee. ur famous “Asco’ Blend.
GIFTS
PENNSYLVANIA, U. S.A. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15th, 104
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i V ulcanizing
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3,000 Mile Cuaranteed Tires
naer Erisman’s church, real estate by |= |
Jacob E. Becker. Snavely, auct. | Now is the time to 100k into the retreading of your worn casing
See advertisement. - and get a guarantee of 8000 miles more for one-third the price of
| Saturday, Sept. 18—On the prem- mW new tires.
Ie on the state highway at the west . Come in and let us show you the work we turn out.
end of Floirn, a farm of 80 acres
= Blowouts, Sand Blisters, Stone Cuts
with improvements by E. S. Weaver.
Frank, auct. See advertisement.
Saturday, Sept. 18—On the prem- mu 1 . .
ises at Sporting Hill, a valuable brick and Stone Bruises Repaired
ALL WORH GUARANTEED
store property and dwelling by H. M.
Miller, agent for the Quincy Orphan-
17 West High Street
age Home and John K. Stauffer. See
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
SALE REGISTER.

Friday Sept. 17—At their stock
yards in Mount Joy, large lot of cows |
heifers, bulls and steers by J. B. Kel-|
{ler & Bro. Aldinger, auct. See ad-|®
"vertisement.
Friday, Sept. 17—On the premises | =

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Wednesday, Sept. 22—On the
premises on the road leading feom
Mount Joy to Green Tree church,
Mount Joy Township, real estate or |m
John M. Snyder. Frank, auct. 5
Thursday, Sept. 23—On the prem- | E
ises one mile south of Union Square, »
a farm of 37 acres with improve- -
ments by Elizabeth Givler, widow. |y
Frank, auct. See advertisement.
Friday, Sept. 24—At the stock
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a lot of Tioga and Potter Co. cows
bulls, heifers, some home-raised
shoats by C. S. Frank & Bro. |
Saturday, Sept. 25—At the Far-
Early in the summer this store announced that we would con
tinue to remain open on Saturday evenings until 9 o'clock for the
benefit of those people who eould not shop at any other time.
mers’ Hotel stables, Middletown, 4
carloads of good big western horses
We have found that the ‘General Public want this service and
we will continue to give it. And so we announce our winter sched-
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advertisement. 'm
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Opposite the Hoover Store Building

JI 1
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and colts by D. B. Kieffer & Co. See
advertisement.
Saturday, Sept. 25—On the prem-
ises in Rapho township, near Eris-
man’s church real estate by Harvey
Rettew and Anna H. Brubaker, ad-
ministrators of Lizzie S. Brubaker,

deceased. Frank, auct. See adver-
tisement. ule, confident that we are giving the people exactly what they
Saturday, Oct. 2—On the premises want—and not arbitrarily arranging our shopping hours to suit
in East Donegal township, half a mile
west of the Iron Bridge, real estate
and personal property by B. H. Nis-
sley and Abram Z. Hess, attorneys
for the heirs of Peter Troutwine.
Frank, auct. See advertisement.
ourselves.
On and after Tuesday, September 7th and until further notice.
THIS STORE WILL OPEN DAILY AT 9 A. M.
CLOSE DAILY (EXCEPT SATURDAY) AT 5:30 P. M.
CLOSE ON SATURDAY EVENINGS AT 9 P. M.
THE DONOVAN CO.
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LANCASTER AUTOMOBILE CO. |=

Before You Buy a
Used Automobile |
See Our Bargains

you do not care to make sale, I will MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
I buy i
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lelelelololelo
Both Telephones
234 W. King St. | CORO CH ,
Dealers in Nash and Dodge Brothers | 5
Automobile, Trucks and Com- |: COA CO 8
msrelal Cars July-14-10t | 8 ALL SIZES AND KINDS OF COAL ON HAND FOR IM- 1
[4 MEDIATE DELIVERY. CARDS ARE NOT USED ANY MORE. or
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J. D. Easton 8 .
Ind Phone 831-Al FLORIN, PA. | 3 1 B 2
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USED & ANTIQUE FURNITURE §& TRY SUCRENE DAIRY FEED FOR MORE MILK. "
BOUGHT AND SOLD 4a USE SUCRENE DRY MASH FOR CHICKENS FOR MCRE EGG! m
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If you have anything you want to Li u M BER and GO BL a
sell, pho»e or drop me a card. If a i : S
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buy your entire equipment.
for cash.
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Our Best Head Very Best Pink

Rice Salmon
Ib 16¢

can 18c
geese onsen ses saisatis ies

BREAKFAST CEREALS OYSTER SEASON HERE
FINE NEW CHEESE, Ib. .35¢
Jersey Corn Flakes, pkg...10c :
Shredded Wheat, pkg .13¢
Yellow Corn Meal, Ble BEST PURE LARD, Ib.,..25c | Fresh Cracker Dust, Ib... .13c
Wy dutse Con esl, A i American Maid Catsup bot 17¢
opke. ia Sines
Duffed Jigs, DEE sins -15e CHOICE NEW PEAS, can). 14c Tred 2 Seinen, Ib...... 18¢
FINE NEW CHEESE, Ib, .35¢ ¥ % nda e 15h, Yet, i... ... 17¢c
BEST PURE LARD, Ib....25¢ Sour Pickles, tot... ly
NEW SHORE MACKEREL
each 13c, 17¢c
CHOICE NEW PEAS, can, 14c¢
NEW SHORE MACKEREL,
each 13¢, 17c¢c
Mixed Sour Pickles, bot. ..18c
Sweet Pickles, bot........ 18¢

“ASCO” ROLLED “ASCO” PORK AND | “ASCO” PEANUT “ASCO” PURE

NECKO BRAND CALIF.

| “Asco” Dried Beef, pk
Cooked Sour Krout, can. .14¢ | SARDINES, big oval can 22c¢ r eef, pkg. ..15¢c
22 Similar in size to imported | Best Li B
Calif. Tuna Fish, 3% 1b. can n 22¢ | herring. Taste Better, and the | oh ant b...... 15¢
Del Monte Peach Jam, can | quality finer. Three styless— | = gar Peas can 20c 23c
Big Calif. Prunes, Ib...... 28¢ Kippered, Soused or Tomato | Oice Sardines, can....... 5c
Calif. Seeded Raisins, Phe .28¢c Sauce. Toilet Paper, 6 rolls. ..... 25¢
Baker's Cocoanut, can. .15¢ | Lifebuoy Soap, cake....... 8c
/¢Asco” Macaroni, pkg... .. 10c¢ GOV'T BACON, Bisi 5" «+24c |. Sani Flush, .capn......:... 19¢
Pure Grape Juice, bot. .... 29¢c 12 San | “Asco” Ammonia, bot...... 8c
Pure Honey, Jar. coca 16¢c | GOV’T CORNED BEEF, 22 | Chloride Lime, big can....10c
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