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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02


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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-07
GROCERIES

G Id Link Fancy Maine Corn, per
can ............ .............. zoe
Per case "a cans .........' $3.50
Sunkist Corn, Fancy Sweet, per
can .zOc
Case "a cans $4.75
Silver Band, Fancy County Gentle
man Sweet Corn per can ........ zoe
Per case "a cans $3.50
White Cable, standard Iowa Corn, per
can ............. ...........1o Loo
Case "a cans ..... $295
Sunkist, Fancy Tomatoes, can. zoe
Case "a cans .$4.5O
Silver Band Fancy Tomatoes, can. zoe
Case "a cans .................. $3.50
Goody Goody, Extra Standard Toma-
toes; special acknowledgements. Ice
Case "a cans 1915
Amika, PURGE Tomatoes ........ .15c
Case "a cans $3.50. $3.50
Sunkist, Early June Peas, can. :. . zoe
2 cans for .................. .35c
Case "a cans .$4. 90
Goody Goody Early June Peas, can 15c
Case "A cans ..................$ 81. 30
Gold Link Fancy String Beans, per
Case "a cans ..................$ 4.6O
Burt Olney's Cut Refugee Beans, per
Calls Iof -. ............... ooc
Case "a cans 100
White Cohile String Beans, can. 15c
2 cans for .25c
Case "a cans ...................$ 2.85
Golden Egg Macaroni / lib. $3.50. loo
Miss Spokane, lib. loo, for 80. Csc
Miss Spokane, lb. ..............4 5c
Golden Egg Spagetti, Is ....... 10c
Miss Spokane, IS .45c
Golden Egg Vermicilli, Is ......1 loo
Golden Egg Noodles .............10 c
Comb Honey, zoe, 2 for ......... 35c
1-2 Gal Strained Honey. .......S soc
Gal. Strained Honey. ....$1.50
Gal. Strained Honey. $500
Prices 2 IL lib. Baking Powder S1.10
Prices II OF. Baking Powder. {. 45c
Royal, IL OF. Baking Powder. .45c
Crescent, 16 OF. Baking Powder. .25c
Crescent 8 OF. Baking Powder. 15c
Crescent 8 lb. Baking Powder. zoe
Crescent 5 lib. Baking Powder 81. 90
K..@C., 80 OF. Baking Powder 80. soc
X G. SO OF. Baking Powder :. SOC
K. c. 25 OF. Baking Powder .... .25c
Household Ammonia 19c, 8 for z5c
Mica Axle Grease, H. .........1 loo
Mica Axle Grease, 3 lbs. sec
Hub Axle Grease, 1 lb. -. .1Uc
Hub Axle Grease, 5 lbs ...... .4Oc
J.,b Axle Grease, rs lbs $40
Small White Beans .121hc
Lima Beans l0c
Red Mexican Beans .......... .1Oc
Pink Beans 80. .10c
Shinola, White, Black and Tan. .1Oc
Two-in-One Polish, Black. loo
Enamoline Stove Polish .1Oc
Rising Sun Stove Polish. .... loo
Log Cabin Maple Syrup, 1-2 GAL. .75c
Log Cabin Maple Syrup qts. ;. .45c
Pure Country Sorghum, OTIS 500. .25c
Plantation Molasses, OTIS zoe
Louisiana Molasses, 1-2 gal. -. .4Oc
Karo, BLU Syrup, 1-2 gal. .. .35c
Karo, "Red" Syrup, 1-2 gal. -. .40c
karo Blu" Syrup, gal. ....r zoe
Karo BLU" Syrup 2 gall. .$1.4u
Karo Red" Syrup, 1 gal. .75c
Karo RED" Syrup, 2 GAL. .$1.45
Vinegar, 1 ct. bottles ........ .15c
Vinegar, bulk, per gal. .35c
Clothes Pins, common, 5 doz. for 1Oc
Clothes Pins, spring,\3 doz. for. Csc
Ioothp1cks, ...............5 and 1Oc
GLASS Washboards SOC
Brass Washboards Enc
All Soaps including Clean Easy, Kinks
White Flake, Crystal White, Pearl
during the year just closing and we
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5 quOteQ neIel1 are IOI StOCA OH Hall
Ike if you buy supply sufficient to i
dollar today has the smallest buying
lost for your money.
White, White Borax, Naphtha are per
Fels Naptha, bars for .25c
Toilet Soaps ............5 and l0c
Rex and Red Seal Lye.. lOc
Gold Dust Washing Powder, 25c
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Acc
Sea Foam Washing Powder 25c
for .........s.......... 4oc
Light House Washing Powder. zoe
Light House Cleanser sc
Soda, 10c for .................. zoe
Bottle Blueing, 10c 3 for. ........ 25c
Gillettes Powder Blueing loo
Jelly Beans Candy, per lib. ..... Zoe
Fancy Mixed Candy, per lb. zoe
Honey Comb Candy, per lib. ..20c
Chocolate Drop Candy, per lib. ..20c.
Peanut Brittle, per lb.. ........ zoe
Stick Candy, per lb $685.. zoe
Box candy, 25c, 40c, SOC, 75c, $1.00 and
$3.50
Cocoa, IL lib ................... zoe
Cocoa, l lib .................. .35c
Cocoa, lbs $1.5O
Chocolate, 1 lib Notwithstanding c
Chocolate, IL lib Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Cocoanut, l lib Observation-Disclosures c
Cocoanut, IL lib ................20 zoe
Cocoanut, IA lib. .................10 loo
Darlington Hall Coffee ........ .45c
Dewight Edwards superba Coffee 45c
Silver Bond Coffee, 35c, for -. 81
Our Special in lib. Milk Cans .$1.35
Dewight Edwards Peanut. Csc
'99" Coffee, Use for ........... .45c
Dairy Coffee in 10 lib. tins. 49,. $3.50
Tetley's Famous India and Ceylon
Teas lb. 75c, IL lib 40c, IA lib. zoe.
We carry the Famous Colburn Spices
and Extracts, and have complete
line in now.
Cottolene, 10 lib. pals ......... $500
Cottolene, lib. pals ......... SOC
Crisco, lib pals ..80c
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard. ...... .$1.25
Local packed lard, 10 lbs. -. 1926
Local packed lard, 5 lbs ..$1.15
Ceretana Rolled Oats, small size 15c
Ceretana Rolled Oats, large size. .35c
Ceretana Rolled Oats, large size, with
premium ............ ........... AUG
Ceretana Wheat Flakes, large size 35c
Ceretana Wheat Flakes, large size
With premium .4Oc
Ceretana Steel Cut Oats, small size
2Oc, for .35c
Gallatin Rolled Oats lib. sacks. .55c
Gallatin Rolled Oats, IS lib. sacks $3.50
Gallatin Rolled Oats 80 lb sacks $4,75
Mixed Rolled Oats and Wheat Flakes
~ SoNhS OOC
Mixed Rolled Oats and Wheat Flakes
80 lib. sacks .S4.75
Ceretana Hard Wheat Flour "a Id.
pei oach' 49,. $l.36
Golden Rod Rolled Oats, large pkg Csc
Shredded Wheat Biscuit lie
Cream of Wheat ..25c
Puffed Wheat 15c
Pulled Rice Ike
Post Toasties loo
HiaAoS '............... lOc
Alber's Flap Jack Pancake Flour. .15c
Roman Meal 2sc
Vienna Flour, per Dbl $3.50
Best Ever Flour, per Dbl. $3.50
Graham Flour, 9 lib sacks .45c
Graham Flour, "a lb sacks. .s1.1O
Whole Wheat Flour, 9 lib. sacks. .45c
Whole Wheat Flour24 lib. sacks s11O
Farina, 9 lib. sacks h6o
Rye Flour, 9 Id. sacks 45c
Bdckwheat Flour, 24s s135
Hominy, 9 Id. A5c
corn Meal yell and White, 9 Id. /. .40c
Corn Meal, Vel. and White, 24s s1.10
TOBACCOS
10 the men who. smoke and who ex-
pect to smoke in the hereafter will
find in our tobacco department fine
line OF Tobacco put up in Holiday at
tire
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present it will be well tor you to CO
and the high prices are yet unknow
DRY GOODS
Golden West Zephyrs Dress Cling
hams. in light blue, nurses strip, neat
checks in Pink, Blue and Brown. 18c
Utility and Wilmington Dress Cling
hams, neat patterns, while present
stock lasts go. ~ .15c
French Dress Ginghams, neat pat
terms, fancy Observation-Disclosures. .. .30c
Renfern Devenshire, in many new
Dark and light patterns, yarn
uyeQ .............. ..''''...'' @oS
Precales, in Light, Dark, Red and
Blue patterns ........... .15 and lSc
Heavy Golden West Outing Flannels
in Light and Dark Figures and White,
special .s.............. ...... .1Z72c
White Daisy Cloth, at old price. .15c
Cretons in Red and Green Designs;
special !........ 1oc
Silkolene, Light and Dark Patterns,
Figured and Solid Colors, at old
Heavy Flannelet for Winter Wrappers
and Waists, new Patterns in Blue,
Red, Brown and Gray Figures; spec
1al ................. ........ .lz2
Art Feather Ticking ........... .25c
ga Unbleached Sheeting ....... 35c
ga Bleached Sheeting .......... .35c
Brown Art Linen 18 in wide. -. soc
Brown Art Linen SO in wide -. .S5c
BLANKETS
Our stock Cotton, Woolnap and
Wool Blankets is again complete; we
have collected here for your selection
one Of the finest assorted stocks Of
blankets to be found in the north
west. Many items listed are far be-
low today's market and cannot be
duplicated at the prices 1t will pay
you to take advantage of these early.
Don't delay.
"Teddybear" Crib Blankets in Blue
or Pink, each .85c
Mother Goose" Crib Blankets per
pair $3.50, .S6c
Child's White Cotton Blankets, size
32x42, pair 75c
One lot Cotton Blankets in White,
Silver Gray and Tan, pair. 80. $3.50
One lotCotton Blankets in Tan or Sill
yer Gray, pair .................$ 1.75
One lot Extra Size, Heavy Cotton
Blankets in White, Silver Gray or Tan
One Lot Fancy Plaid, Gray or Tan
Woolnap Blankets, pair ....... $500
One Lot Extra Heavy Fancy Plaid in
Tan, Blue or Pink Woolnap Blankets
at pair So. 80
One Lot Fancy Plaid Wool Blankets,
Colors, Tan, Blue or Pink, exception
ally well finished at pair. $3.50
One Lot Fancy White Wool Blankets
pClll ....QO.UU
One Eot Dark Brown and Notified Gray
Wool Blankets, pair 80. .$5.75
One Lot Extra Weight and Size Dark
Brown and Notified Gray Wool Blank
F.. cts, pair .................. 81 80
One Lot, Fancy Silkolene Covered
Fancy Border Quilts, Special -. 1915
Quilts from $1.75 up to $500
RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES
Mems Extra Heavy Storm Rub
pefs ................ 81. 4U
Mems Storm Rubber ...... ..$1.10
Mems Alaska Cloth Top Storm Rub
pers '..... .............$1 81
:. Boys Storm Rubbers $50
Ladies Cloth Top Storm Rubbers 81
Ladies' Storm Rubbers ..........8 5c
Misses Storm Rubbers ....... Csc
Mems One-Buckle Artics .$1.S5
Mems One-Buckle Snow Exclud-
eTS .....$ 2.0O
Mems Four-Buckle Cloth Top Over
shoes s2.e5 and $500
Mems Four-Buckle Red, all Rubber
Overshoes, Ball Brand, the best
made $3.50
Mems 10-inch Lace Red Rubber Sock
Overshoes, Ball Brand $3.50
Mems 10-inch White Rubber Sock
We wish to thank our ma
and hope to merit a continuance o.
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Peas (spliD lib. pkg. ...........1 loo
Pop Corn, 1 lib pkg. .............10 loo
Small Tapioca, lb pkg. .......10c
Large Tapioca, 1 h. pkg. ....... loo
PICKLES
Libby's II OF. Jars Sweet Pickles,
plain or mixed .................2 Zoe
Libby's II OF. jars Sour Pickles, plain
or mixed Zoe
Wilson's 1 qt. jars, plain or mixed,
both Sour or Sweet Pickles, each soc
Wilson's gal. Sour Pickles, either
plain or mixed in glass or stone SOC
Wilson's l gal. Sweet Pickles, either
plain or mixed, in glass or stone $1.10
Olives, special Queen, in glass, each
Olives, special stuffed, in glass, ca. Csc
Old Monk, Olive Oil, 1-2 pit. tins, spec
Gold Link Tomato Ketchup, 16 OF Csc
Gold Link Tomato Ketchup,' 16 o. 25c
Libby's Evaporated Horse Radish, zoe
z Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35c
Lusk's, 8 OF. German prepared Mus
Tara ......,......... l5c
Durkee's OF. Salad Dressing =. . 35c
Plm1entos OF. tins ............ 15c
CANNED MEATS. AND FISH
Sardines in oil, for Is, 4 for. :. .25c
Sardines in Mustard, 15c, 2 for. .25c
Tuna Fish, can observation-disclosures 5c
Black Top Pink Salmon l lib. 15c 2
TOT ............ .25c
White Gable, Pink Salmon lib. 15c
q Ior :. 25c
Silver Band Salmon Steak 1 lib at Csc
Columbia River, Spring Chinook, Sal
mon, No. l flat. .25c
Courtesy, choice Red Sockeye Salmon
NO. flat ........... soc
Fancy Shrimps No. size, zoe for 35
Fancy Mixed CLANS No. IL, can 20, 2
LOT ................... 35c
Minced Butter CLAIMS, 15c, z for ......25c
Veribest 5 1-2 or. Vienna Sausage 15c,
q Ior ..'...... ............ .25c
Armour's Devilled Meat 5 IL or. 10c
Beech Nut Sliced Bacon in Glass. .25c
Holley Sliced Beef in Glass zoe
Red Crown, IL OF. Corned Beef SOC
HOMINY ;.
Van Camps No. 3 Hominy, can. ;. 15c
Case "a cans. S2.S5
Comax, No. 3, cans Hominy, can 15c
for decentralization. Csc
Case "a cans S2.85
SPINACH
Del Monte mo. 2 1-2 cans) Spinach.
per can ................... zoe
z cans for 35c
case "a cans ................... $500
PUMPKIN
Sunkist Pumpkin, can zoe, 2 for. .35c
Silver Band Pumpkin, per can. 15c
case "a cans $3.50
SOUR KRAUT
Olney's Fancy Eastern Kraut, can zoe
iol $500. 35c
case "a cans Observation-Disclosures 4OO
Comax Sour Kraut, can 15c, 2 for 25c
case "a cans ................. 1926
PINEAPPLE
Gid Link Sliced No. 2 IL cans.
$500 . . . . . .
case "a cans .$5.75
Gold Link Sliced, No. cans, can zoe
case "a cans ................. .$4.3O
Gold Link, Sliced No. cans, can 15c,
case AZ cans ........... .$575
Grated Hawaiian Pineapple No. 2 cans
zoe; case "a cans .S425
PEANUT BUTTER
Veribest, 1-2 in glass, each. 10c
Veribestt, OF. in glass, each .15c
Veribest Is OF. in glass, each. .25c
School Boy Peanut Butter, l pound
School Boy Peanut Butter 2 1-2 lb.
'iiio $500 .................. SOC
school Boy Peanut Butter, lib tins
eacn '..........'. ...... 95c
patronage, whether large or small,
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HOSIERY AND SOCKS
A ROYAL TAILORED SUIT

The supreme made to measure Roy
al Tailored Suits-we show over 300
samples of the very best woolens. We
emphasize the fact that Royal clothes
are built to fit. They are the best
tailored and most staunchly con-
structed suits in the world.
Expert measurements taken by Mr..
A. c. Zell, authorized representative.
Royal Suit is built to II of your
body measures; it must fit; or we
will not let you keep it. Price $3.50
to $4,000.
(To your order)
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

We carry complete line of mems
goods in the latest styles best quail
ity with moderate price.
Dress Shirts, Fancy Negligee. $3.50.
......................$1.25 to $3.50
TIES-late shipment; latest designs,
best silks ...50c, Csc and 75c
Dress Gloves; unlined and lined .........
Observation-Disclosures. SITS to $500
Work Gloves; good leather 81 to So
Heavy Leather Mitts, lined. 81 to So
Wool Mitts and Gloves 80. soc to 75c
Lounging robes, Heavy Design, fast
colors $500 and $500
Night Shirts, plain and fancy. 800.
......... 81, $1.25, and $3.50
Hose; silk ................75 c and50c
Hose; Isle .35c and Csc
Mackinaws; Heavy All-Wool, best de-
sign; best workmanship $3.50 to $3.50
Boys All-wool Mackinaws 49,. $500
Stage Shirts, heavy all-wool in Grey
and Brown plaid .$375 to $500
Ready-made Suits, London cut, and
up-to-date, fine Tailored Clothes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 to $16.5O
Boys ready-made Suits; best cloth,
best colors, Knickerbocker style. :.
GO TX fo &c m
Overcoats, Balmacaan, Ulster, En-
glish soft roll 81 to $500
Fur Overcoat, dog skin $40. $3.50
Sweater Coats, heavy all-wool, Ok
ford, Navy and Cardinal ..$6.25 to So
Jerseys, Mems Oxford and Cardinal
SZ.5U
Jerseys in Boys Oxford $3.50
Hodkins large size Mems lined horse
hide work Gloves ...... SITS and So
Suit Cases, rs in. fiber. ...$1.75
Suit Cases, rs in mailing $3.50 to 1915
Suit Cases, rs in. Cowhide IS to $3.50
Hand Bags, Leather from SIS to $12.5O
Trunks from ......... $3.50 to SIS
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MEMS HIGH-GRADL O'DONNEL
DRESS SHOES

The best $500 Shoe; we have Just re-
ceived new shipment of these high
grade dress Shoes for Men. O'Don-
mel" with reference to Shoes, means
wear, fit, comfort and style.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-07
8 FIT. LINOLEUM

New, neat patterns just received.
One Roll 6 it. wide, per yd ....$1.OO
One Roll, 6 1T. wide, per yd.. :. .s1.35
One Roll, 6 IT. wide, per yd.. $40
One Roll, 6 IT. wide, inlaid, per yd So.
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CULL'S DECEMBER OFFERINGS


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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-07

.Overshoes, Ball Brand $500
Mems Heavy German Socks, per
pair 81 90 and $1.25
Ladies' One-Buckle Overshoes. .S1.25
Ladies Two-Buckle Overshoes. $3.50
Ladies' Four-Buckle Overshoes. $500
Boys and Girls Overshoes from
$1.00 to $1.75
HOSIERY AND SOCKS
Mems Cashmere Hose. .35c, for ?1.00
Mems Heavy Black Wool Sox. -. soc
Mems White and Gray Wool S6x. Csc
Mems Extra Heavy Wool Sox, Spec
ial ..................3 5c, 8 for $1.00
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-02-03
MoRRlsToN NOTES.


Our school continues good. The
Literary Society Friday afternoon, to-
gether with an old time spelling
match, proved quite interesting to the
school as well as the visitors present.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. B. Powell spent the
weekend with relatives at Hebron.
Miss.
Mrs. Pearl Tins was called to the
bedside of her daughter, Rita Larey,
who is quite i'll at the State Normal
College this week. She is reported bet
ter today
Quite a. number of the young people
attended the box supper given at
Union School Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Draughn of Runnels-
town, Miss, is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Morris, this week
Miss Raba Phillips spent the week
end with her brother and sster-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Phillips at Peta
Miss.
Miss Jessie Rounsaville, who ha
been teaching school at Green's Greek
has returned home.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-02-03
VEGETABLE OUTLOOK.

Crystal Springs. Miss, Feb 3.-Lot-
terhos & Huber, the. wellknown truck
farming experts, under date of Janu-
ary 81, say:
During the first part of the past
seven days the temperature remained
almost stationary, being around 40,
but the past four days temperatures
have been almost unprecedently warm
for midwinter, the minimums being
from So to 65, with maximums around
70 most of the time, and as high as
n the past two days. Unfortunately,
it has been very cloudy, threatening
rain most of the time, with occasional
rains. This has made it necessary to
keep the hotbeds in which tomatoes
had been planted closed great deal,
resulting in too rapid growth of the
little plants, which, with absence of
sunshine, has caused them to become
very tender, which renders them the
| more liable to injury should we soon
| have continued cold weather. How
ever, the extremely cold weather that
has been prevailing for several days
in Montana, where the temperature
has ranged from 80 to "a below zero,
is now moving towards the southeast,
and at this writing, IL a. M, the ad-
l
vance guard has just arrived in the
sudden change in the wind from the
/ south to the northwest, with assur-
ances from the weather bureau that
| by morning the temperature will fall
to about freezing. This is not unwel-
come news, as present unseasonably
y temperatures are not so desir-
woe, and besides with the cold wealth
er is the promise of sunshine, which
is greatly needed to render tomato
plants and other vegetation harder
and better able to endure the freezes
which will certainly come a little
later.
mo material change in the situa'
tion, as regards acreage in tomatoes
and other vegetables, but continued
rainy weather has interfered with
farm work and delayed the prepara
tien of the soil and the planting OF i
portion of the crops OF peas, carrots,
beets and the setting out in the field
of cabbage plants, all of which work
is ordinarily done about this time"
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-02-03
ss21e Souci Club With Miss
Florence Stoilenwerck

The members of the Sans Souci
CluD spent a most delightful after
noon Wednesday with Miss Florence
stollenwerck at her home on Bay
street. The time was devoted to Gro
cheting and embroidering and late in
the afternoon the young sister of the
hostess, Miss Agusta Stollenwerck
and Miss Dora Ross served salad
course.
The members present were Mrs.
Charles NJ. Willoughby, Misses Edith
Naylor, Lora Haney, Gertrude Polk,
Frances Ferguson, Nell Rowan and
Ella Braswell. Five guests, Misses
Robbie Lee Smith, of Ohio, Hazel
Grover, Marie Hill, Agusta Stolen
werck and Dora Ross, enjoyed the
meeting with the members.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-02-03
STAGE STARS.

Forbes Robertson, the leader of the
English-speaking stage, has retired.
Sara Bernhardt, recognized for
more than generation as the great
est actress in the world, has finally
succumbed to physical iniirn. tics.
and in all likelihood Americans NlI1
never see her again.
Julia Marlowe, considered By most
critics the best actress on the Arleri-
can stage, particularly in Shakes
pearian parts. has been oct o. the
game for year or two, and says that
she will never return to it.
And now Mr.. Sothern, senior part
ner of the Sothcrn- -Marlowc marital
and theatrical firm, announces his re-
tirement.
This announcement is particularly
hard on Americans who love good
plays and fine acting. 1t is especially