New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-05
ARMY SURPLUS TO
BE SOLD IN CITY
ROY L. BERG APPOINTED AS
BRANCH MANAGER IN THIS
TERRITORY.
PRICES OF GOODS ARE MUCH
LOWER THAN FIGURES
RECENTLY QUOTED.

Roy L. Berg has been appointed
manager of the local branch office Of the
War Department U. S. Army Surplus
Property store at st. Paul. The APP
pointmerlt was made on Monday by
F. K. Fish, assistant superintendent for
Minnesota. The territory assigned to
this office for the present includes the
counties of Brown, Redwood, Nicollet,
Blue Earth, Watonwan and parts of
adjoining counties. Mr.. Roy intends
to concentrate his distribution work
on the cities of New Ulm, st. Peter
Mankato, Madelia, Springfield, Sleepy
Eye, st. James and others.
Should Write for List.
Those who want to buy from these
army stores should write to Mr.. Berg
for list Of all articles to be sold by the
Department 1t is expected that it
will not take more than week OF. ten
days to fill every order sent in If
enough orders come in one car load Of
goods can be shipped from St. Paul
every week. There are about "a central
points of distribution like the one in
st. Paul in the whole country. The
New Ulm Office is to be branch Of the
St. Paul store
To Reduce H. c. L. III
The object Of this sale is to reduce
the high cost OF living. Should the
present prices as advertised in the list
below not bring about the desired re-
suits another price cut is contemplated
by those in charge Of the sale, Mr.. Berg
stated.
I'm regard to the paying for the goods
it should be noted that only money ord
ers or certified checks will be received.
They should be made out to the q. S.
Army Surplus Property Store. All pos
tage is paid by the government. But
the amount to go to any one customer
is limited as indicated in the list below.
List of Articles.
Article-Limit to each customer Price.
Artics, cloth top new, l pr. ca, SLIGO.
Artics, all rubber, (new)1 pr. ca, 2.25.
Blankets, wool, new 8 ca, 500 each
Boots. rubber, hip, pr, ca, 5.25 each.
Gloves, new Jersey knit, 2 pr. 20 each.
Gloves, Lineman's Cowhide, pr, 1.65.
Handles, pick, (newR. R. 8 ca, .21 each
Kettles, camp with covers, ca, 80 each
Leggings, new foot, 2pr., rs pr.
Overalls, new combination, 1 pr, ESQ
Paper, toilet, rolls, IL rolls, .O8-1-3
Picks, r. r., ca, 10 each.
Socks, summer new cotton, pr, Is
Socks, wool, heavy, 6 pr, .55 ca.
Towels, bath,s3 ca, As ca.
Towels, buck, 6 ca, 20 ca.
Undershirts, summer, ca, so each.
Meats and Groceries.
Bacon in IL lb tins, IL cans, $2.75 per
tin; Bacon in crates of approx, 100 lbs,
200 lbs, 20 per h.; Beef, corned, i Id.
cans, cases or LA cans, 20 cans
Beef, corned, 2lb. cans, 8 cases or u
cans, .55 can; Beef roast, 2lb. cans,
cases or u cans, 63 can; Hash, Corned
Beef, lib cans, 6 cases or IA cans,
20 can; Hash, Corned Beef, BIB. cans,
3 cases or II cans, 81 can; Beans, baked
LIB. cans, 6 cases OF 288 cans .O4 each;
Beans, baked, 3-lb. cans, 6 cases or
288 cans, O9 each; Beans, stringless
2-lb. cans, / case or "a cans, O9 each;
Corn, sweet 2-lb. cans, 12 cases or 28S
cans, .09 each; Peas, green 2 Id. cans,
IL cases or 288 cans, 90 each; Tomatoes
lib. cans, case or "a cans, .O6 each;
Tomatoes 2-lb. cans, IL cases or 288 cans,
I .O8 each; Tomatoes Glib. cans, u cases
or 288 cans, IL each; Tomatoes 1O-lb
cans, | case or 6 cans, SO each; Pump
kin 2-lb. cans, Lease or "a cans, .03 each;
Pumpkin Glib. cans, / case or 24scans,
.06 each; Asparagus LIB. cans,
6 cans, 20 each; Potatoes, sweet q 10
lb. cans, g. cans, ~ each; Potatoes,
sweet Glib. 6 cans, .16 each; Squash
lob. cans, cans, 20 each; Farina lib,
3 pkgs., ID each; Hominy, fine 2-lb. cans,
8 cans, "a each; Beans, dry in 1OO-lb.
sacks, / sack ca, not less than 100 lbs.
CONTINUED on page q
.gion from Minneapolis and St: Paul
were named yesterday by Harrison
Fuller, state chairman Of the Amerii-