THE GROCERY SITUATION IS BEGINNING TO LOOK A LITTLE BETTER AGAIN, j
W' IL VE JUST RECEIVED i Li.PGE SHIPMENT OF DRIED AP. LES, 1 TRICOTS j
AND RAISINS AND PRUNES. YOU SHOULD STOCK UP ON THESE AS THERE
IS NO GUARANTEE TFi T WE CAN REPLACE THEM. OILS, RAY0NAI5B, jND I
SALAD DRESSINGS ARE STILL VTTY SHORT AND \F Hi V1"' HAD TO R; TION
the: mayonaise. meantime, karo and pancake syrups are plentiful
NOW. SOAP PO’.V EPS i.RE STILL CAUSING US A HEADACHE, BUT WE THINK!
V<r,LL Hi Vr THAT IN HAND IN A WEEK OR SO.
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WE ARE ADVISED THi;T Ci NNED FRUITS SUCH A S PEACHES AND PEARS i.RE
GOING TO BT" VERY SHOPT ON TH’- NEW PACKS i.ND SHIPPING FRESH
CANNING FRUITS IS ALMOST OUT 01 THE QUESTION.
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THERE IS A LOT OH MONEY IN THE VALLEY AND WE WOULD ADVISE YOU TO
STOCK UP NOW FOR THE WTNTER ON YOUR Ci NNED GOODS, FLOUR, SUGAR,
ETC.
WE HaVE THE GOODS.IN
IT’S MUCH TiiiSIER TO
ARE GOOD.
THE WAREHOUSE NOW, THE
MOVE GOODS WHILE THE WT
PRICES ARE RIGHT AND
ATliER i.NL THE ROADS
IN THE DRY GOODS AEPARTITNT THERE IS A SMALL SHIPMENT OF CHILDREN'S
VL PE TFi T HAS ARRIVED — CREPE PAJAMAS, SLA IK SUITS, SMi LL BOYS' SUITS
BOOTIES A*D SMi LL POLO SHIRTS AN!. OVER; LLS MAD'E OR TWILLS IN DIFFERED"]
COLORS. ALSO BL: NKETS i.Y MEN'S WORK SHIRTS.