Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
Council Bluffs

solid pack oysters. qt. 45c fancy beef
roastH ID, up from iocs Dressed spring
chickens, 10, l2Ac; beef soup meats H.,
up from Sc, fancy oleomargarine, h., 1gC:
Ice; beef pot roasts, H., up from loo;
good beef steak To-, up from loo; three
pound pail Rex lard, S9c; fancy boil beef
h., up from SC, ome-made picked earned
beef. 10, up from loo; homemade sau-
sage, lbs, &c: pork roasts. ~. up from
l2Rc; veal roasts, h., up from 12Rc;
mutton, h.. up from Sc; homemade hams
burger, lbs, Csc. J Zoller Mere. Co,
the big uptown store, l00-lO2-lOi-tO6 Broad
day. Phones call SEQ.
A COUPLE OF spoons were spooning
No. that is not what l started TO cay. We
are giving spoons free today. With every
lucent package. OF NoiEt Cream Flakes
you get six spoons free. Not solid sill.
yer, but Just the thing for picnics and
every day use. New dates are In, 10 cents
package; figs, in packages. 10 cents;
new almonds, % cents per pound; new
walnuts, Is cents per pound; new dried
apricOts, y cents per pound. new prunes,
Is cents per pound. grapefruit, two Tor
- cents; smoked Haubut, 30 cents per
pound; smoked salmon IS cents; Goldfish,
10 cents; spanish onions, two pounds for
Is cents. We just received another lot
OF that homemade sorghum, ~ cents per
one-half gallon. We keep oleomsrgartne,
vs. we have the best oysters in town-we
don't water them. We still sell New
York roasted coffee at p cents per pound
Golden Rule flour, n.i0 per sack. Bartel
Miller. Telephone $50.
The Board Of County Supervisors yes
terday made a final settlement with O. l..
Garritt former steward OF the county
| farm at McClelleud, whom the board
forced to resign and leave his office, on
November I. The settlement included the
checking OF his accounts for the last two
quarters Of the year, or from June to
November. The checking showed that
Mr.. Barritts expenditures had been in
excess Of his receipts to the amount OF
Slbl.y3, and that amount was due him. III
had vouchers for all OF his expenditures.
The settlement included the payment OF
the amount named and finally, terminated
all of his responsibilities to the county.
Mr.. Barrett had previously refunded to
the county about $3.50 arising from errors
in bookkeeping covering period Of three
years, and which showed in the final
summing up of the checking as shortages,
although Mr.. Barritt and his friends
strenuously denied that any misappro-
priated money was represented.
J. b. Fulton of Huron, s. D., arrived
I'm the city yesterday for a conference
with Attorney Glenn +, Kmball, prepara-
tory to the issuance of patents that have
been allowed upon his new cutting de-
vice for repairing and moving machines
and which many implement dealers nave
pronounced to be of revolutionary
character. 1t doubles the cutting power
of a machine while reducing the power
required to Cfve II. IL was tried out
during the summer and autumn upon the
tough and wiry grass OF the South pa
kota prairies which resisted the attacks
of common moving machines, except
when the horses pulling the machine
were being driven to their limit OF speed.
The Fulton machine. driven at the slow
est rate possible by non-energized mules,
sheared off the tough grass as II clipped
by a razor. Mr.. Fulton IL negotiating
with several big factories, but is inclined
to accept proffers made by new fac
tory that is being established at Sioux
Falls, backed by the Commercial club OF
the place. Mr.. Fulton expected to reach
here in time to exhibit his device at the
annual meeting of the Nebraska and
Iowa Retail Implement Dealers assoca'
ton at Omaha, but got the dates a little
mixed. He will go to Atlantic MONDAY
TO visit his mother. Mr.. Fulton was Tor
many years one OF the successful real
estate dealers of Council Bluffs and
Omaha and has never been troubled with
visions of impractical ideas. MIR. Kim
hall and several, Council Bluffs people
are interested in the development and
application of his radical Improvement de-
| vice.