Weekly journal-miner., 1919-09-10

for long time because the whole world has less food materials than in the past, and the best we can do is to use as much home grown food as possible and buy only what we must.
 This is particularly true of all kinds of canned fruit, jams and jellies. Such food can be shipped all over the world and foreign orders take the extra quantity that might other wise lower prices at home. The great canning firms have orders which make theb ready to boost prices sky high and our home mer- chants have to pay accordingly. Take this tip from a man who has known the market all his life and buy lot of extra jars and go on canning-a jar for every day in the year is a good mark to set yourself this season.
 Economies of Other Sorts
 Troops of young folks off to school! Hundreds of young feet skipping along over streets and trails And that means shoes scufed, stub bed at the toe, raced out all over. A peep ill the big window of the Tribby Shoe Store makes one wish that all the youngsters could be fitted out with such comfortable and durable footwear Everything for everybody from the tiniest kindergartner up to teacher herself. Look them over and see how easily the problef of school shoes can be solved.
 One of the big jobs ill our country homes is cleaning the lamps-I know because 1 have done it for years. Now the Vyne Brothers Electric Company are prepared to put in cleo trical systems for farm lighting and power that give city lights to any country ranch. Kerosene lamps are the causeof most fires i'll country homes. It is worth while to see the Vyne plant and learn how cheaply such a system may be installed and maintained. It is here, too, that we can have our auto batteries tested and filled without cost and learn i'll five minutes more about the care of a battery than we would otherwise find out i'll a year.
 The Yavapai County Savings Bank has one of the most interesting de partmcnts imaginable-special say ings account as a gift to the new born citizen of Yavapai they will send a beautiful baby record book printed on heavy beautiful paper in the most artistic style and cntaining pages for date of birth, name, weight, color of eyes and hair-all the pre- cious details a mother likes to re- Fcord, and beside pages for the names of friends and relatives who contribute to baby's bank account, and enough scientific baby lore to enable any mother to win the baby prize at the Northern Arizona Fair. Nothing could be nicer as a gift to new baby than this booklet and a beginning for an account.
 There is sometimes kind of TO- nance in the history of clothes, for instance the Mallory hats, a big line of which you can see at the Biles- Lockhart Clothing Company, were first made few years before the Civil War, and it is said that Nal lory hat has at some time covered every famous head in the United States from that time on. For dress hats they are as distinct in their style and beauty as the Stetson is as a utility and outdoor hat.
 The Yavapai Decorating Company has new fall line of wallpapers and decorative materials for homes that is a delight to see. They are es- pecially mindful of our country homes, too, and will cheerfully help Us to find something pleasing both in price and design. They are ready to send samples or make suggestions by letter to out of town customers.
 There are still some of the best Y bargains in cotton and gingham dresses at the B.-B. Company that have been offered in Prescott this year; lovely styles and colorings, all fine for this fall or next spring, and at about half what we will pay then if clothes keep soaring in price as they seem bound to do. Look otu tor the new winter goods this firm will be showing in a week or two.