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GROCERY DRPT.
Scotty’s vacation v;ill soon be over folks, r nd everythin
will be running smooth s^ein. During the meantime we have lot
of fresh fruits in, look at these;;;;;
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Hrspberrios 35^ per
Ave cab os 35^ each
Grapes 50^ a lb.
String Beans 2Qi e. lb
Or? pefrult 2 for 25^.
Melons $ 1.00 each
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Plums 35^ per lb.
Cucumbers 35^ each
Peppers 50^ a lb. j
Pears 2 for 55^.
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Oranges .80 and 1.00 per 12 i
Gravensteln Apples 20.^ a lb. I
.■ n ^ best of til, wo hove lots of LOCAL FRVSH VEGA TABLES,
including CAULIFLOWER, CABBAGE, BEETS, CARROTS, GREEN 0NIC"S
arc’ TURNIPS. The finest vegatables over crown anywhere:;;;;;;;. !'
HARDWARE DEPT.
W - now hove quart jars at •$ 1.95 and pints nt $ 1,65. |:
Soma Eroomholders rt 45^ and TEAKETTLES at $ 2.35. ||
There are n few PRESSURE COOKERS available to persons who
have or will secure permits to buy from the THE U.S.D.A. VY.B.
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‘ THE CLOTHING DEPT.
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS: We are overstocked with " Will Calls "
If you still desire the merchandise that has been laid away
for you, will you please arrange to pick it up. And hereafter
w will only hold merchandise for two works and if it is not
called for wo will put it back in stock.
The Trading Post is open on Friday evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.