Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 292, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 December 1919 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Better Groceries For Less Money A FEW OF OUR REGULAR PRICES Potatoes, per bushel - - $2.00 Flour, White Star, 49 pounds $3.60 Karo Syrup, per gallon * - - sl-®$ Kellog’s Corn Flakes, large package -22 c Post Toasties, large package - - -22 c Rolled Oats, large package -30 c Pork and Beans, large can , . ' 15c Red Beans, per can - - - 1 ° c Beans, Fancy H. P. Navies, per pound 10 Cracked Beans, per pound . - - 5c Rice, per pound - * - " 10® Macaroni, bulk, per pound - - - 12% Cocoa, 1 lb. qt. Mason jar - - ■ 55c Ryzon Baking Powder . 35e Classic White Lanndry Soap, bar 7 ® Pine Apple, No. 3 can 50c Apple Butter, 25 oz. glass . • 3Uc Jelly, per glass ... • 15c Loganberry preserves, 22 oz: glass . 35c Sweet Potatoes, per lb. > 3c Onions, dry, per pound . . 5r FRESH GOODS RECEIVED TWICE EACH WEEK. T Rowles & Parker T

ROTH BROTHERS PHONE 102 ~ - ■■■■'- • We Specialize in Quality ' •. * ■ * i SATURDAY BARGAINS Pork Shoulder 24c Beef Pot Roast 15c-18c Shoulder Chops 25c Beef Steak (prime yearBest Pork Chops 32c lings) 26c Fresh Sausage (home Hamberger Steak 20c made) 26c Beef . Roasts 18c-22c Fresh Side 27c Spring Lamb Stew 15c Pork Ham Steak 30c Spring Lamb Shoulder, 25c Home Made Lard 30c Spring Lamb Leg 32c Lard Compound- - -—27 c The Home of Quality Meats. • - ' —'k,'< \ ••; >** '* * All Home Dressed.

Co-Operative Meat Market These meats are the very choicest Government inspected meats. Selected from well nourished stock. They have been skillfully prepared and are tender, juicy and delicious. ‘ v . TELEPHONE 92 Sale For Saturday Only Beef Roasts from 16c to 23c lb. Chuck beef roasts 20c Regular Hams r—..3oc Standing rib roasts23c Calls Hams 23c Plate roast of beefl6c Breakfast bacon, Ham pork steak 28c any amount 38c Ham pork roast26c Bacon, English cure 30c Chuck steak2sc Pork loin bacon 35c Shoulder pork roast 26c Cottage hams4oc ™ ’*• FRESH OYSTERS

NOTICE TO MILK PATRONS.

Owing to the high cost of producing milk throughout the winter months, we are obliged to increase the price of our milk to 14c per quart and 8c per pint, effective this date, December 2. SAMUEL DUVALL, E. J. DUVALL, CONRAD KELLNER.