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TAGE EIGHT
IS TO . WATCH '
FAMILY COSTS
{D 0 You Know That
if M r S‘. Housekeeper
Spends $1,000 3 Min-
Household
o’-
ute for
ExpenSes?
Mrsi. Christine Frederick - would
have» the bride of this year realize
her responsibilities as to the family
income. particularly as to her buy-
ing. In an article in the “Design-
er." she» Writes:
“Perhaps .ill'S. Housekeeper does
not realize that she is a. "home pur-
chasing osmiu” that she buy! 87 per
cent of all food products used by the
tornily and that she spends almost
one thousand dollars a minute! A
recent careful survey showed that.
of the total amounts sold. women
purchase,
72 per cent of labor-saving dc’vic-
e:
48 per
96 per
$7 per
foods
'48 per
nishinss
50 per cent of the automobile-
11.3 per cent of men's clothing.
without consulting them.
22.9 per cent of men's clothing.
bought with their advice!
~Indmd the chief articles which
men buy from their own choice are
blooded dons. elo-ctrlc and wiring
fixtures, newspapers and boxed can-
' dyl
It. is therefore most important to
son how women buy. what are their
habits in purchasing from dealers
and it there are any snags or tricks
of which thcy should be more aware.
in order to get their full money's
worth. Since food and market pro-
ducts form It daily and biggest mar-
ket hurigct item, often running from
cent of drugs
cent of dry goods
cent of raw end market:~
cent of hardware and. fur-
twonty per cent to as high as fiftyf'
per cent of the average income. let'
us start here with our investigation;
\\ 1110') the “Velghts.
The majority of all retailers are
honest, but the soalcs and measures
may not always be so when they
weigh your daily butter or meat be-
fore your eyes. The weights may be
old. rusty. partly hollow or chipped.
thus causing inaccurate reading. A
heavy scale of the scoop type may
be out of balance, over heavy on the
scoop side. If the scale is in an in-
clined. position. it will register fault-
ily. In a. computing scale the mov-
nble finger may vibrate so freely
that accurate rnfltllllg is impossible
if hasty weighing is practiced. Al.
ways be sure that the scale has
come to a toll stop before it is read.
as one trick of the trade is to read
off the weight in a hurry before the
final and trim weights, registers. Don't
let. the small wooden butteredlah to
I Entire World Watches Jap Mflitafy M Mufe: 3
T h o s e Interested in
«to; touching all phases 0: outdoor
‘ ' Japan's military inclinations and the advance in its our methods are being “w done!
'by the entire world. The whole Japanese "my took part in near! were staged to
strate the etficiency and methods of the army. Photos show airplanes of the opposing “A" end "B'.
armies in the mock bottle being made ready for inspection by the Prince Regent. and a
m.underdevereamaflmoi rieebnndlcs. redrhoflubouadoe‘dfi.
moohheguli
be included. as it often weighs from
one to 'lhree ounces: The unset-up:
ulous dealer may fusion small pln‘i‘r-s
of iced on the under sida- of the
scoop to make the weight incorrm'i.
Several folded» paper lmszs laid on
the scale will ht-ip give wrong {i}:-
urns.
EVery kitchen should ham its min
standard household scale anti that
the home purvlmsing Intent Fillillrl
check up WI-Ights when the gnmio
are delivered. Km-p tlin scnln near
the cabinet or table where the tnmi
is. opened and laid away. and SM:
how it will enable you to know
What )‘Oilvarn x'gonlly grittimt for tho
money you spchd. And don't im
sensitive about this "clwcking-up"
habit or think it c.1325 doubt rm your a
dealer's honesty ~~~~~ it's :1 pure innitrvs
0! business. “'miitl llt‘Jif't‘t‘ltl :l <-.. .1
of goods from his wholesulrr with-
out checking up the invoice, and dn
not. retailers have platform ‘Célll‘a
for weighing every ton or coal or
consignment or goods tliuy lmy'.’
Tho C. 0. I). “lie.
hold butt-3r. fruit and other foods
"it may seem difficult in hollow;
but that purchaser who glihly'nsys
"charge it" or "solid it home C. O.
l).'_‘ \thn buying u spec! of ihrcurl
makes all the urilcld‘an the store
cost more? The {not is that the C.
U. D. wife or woman-buyer is greatly
Ito l-lmnr tor llll‘ liiithor costs of do-
§_in_:: Iiiustnmn which the retailer must
(arr. Think oi the time "taken in
wrapping that parcel. sending it out
Ly “upon or auto. the uncertainty
when the pun-hirer is not at home
and the consequent rcdeliver)’ oi the
Iiiit‘lL‘iitl: it) ill!) storewthn extra
handling. chwking-up and won? and
(our on tho article! And the
"ebony-4t" customcr may be inter.
r-Sirti to know that because there in
I «lviinito llilfhht‘r nf accounts which
Illl'l‘ "lilh‘UllC-Pinllll‘" the dealer has
,nut in r.ii::r~ tlu: price of his stock in
‘nrtlrl‘ to cowr that prcflgured loss.
I’l‘horo is im doubt that the "return-
-d-goods m-ti.’ the (I. 0. I). end the
lc‘hzii-Izn ntcuunt urc’thrce good ren-
Iv“"~~“ uhy w.- all pay so much gnu-c
ll‘lill ur- tool We ought to pay for
\thi WI‘ buy."
IS THE “GUARANTEED” SLOGAN
‘_ 10clb.I
SEE WHAT 10c WILL BUY
SMOKED 'CALL HAMS'
ROLLED BONEL
BREAST
E
0 S POT ROAST
S
F VEAL
I mom. i I
RADIO EXPORTS GRCHV ,
Tinned on the August ond Srptcm
her radio exports. which nVrragw
ow-r $550.00“ a month. America
radio exports during 19:5 may in:
grcgnte over in the coming l“‘£‘l\(‘
months. This rstimste or 1023, ex-
coeds forecasts to! two months ago
iiy about szilumouo. I
During soptemher radio exports.‘
from the United Statrs totaled 1567 l
454. compared with 8291.586 .i‘ I
July. Up to August the average vs:
no of monthly wireless exports wn
iround 8376.000 but in August lsrg:
amounts of app-rattle were cxportr-
to Australia. Canada end Japan. Th
lllCTt‘Mcl of August exports on-
ihoso at July not only hold in Sir
tember. but increased by 826,195,
details no to export: to foreigr“
countries are. however. not _\'t-‘.
available tor September.
Lady Visitor (to pflmnl‘r)~—l
should think you'd go insane in this
cell. 9
Friedrich-Too late for the! now.
lady. I should have done it before
the trlnl.-—bondon Mail.
Where One, Dollar ls WOrth Two Dollars
“TWO POUNDS OF MEAT FOR THE PRICE OF ONE”
15c lb.
SEE WHAT I
LOINS 0}“ PO
FRESH CA
PRIME "CHU
5c WILL BUY
K (RIB END)
L I H A M S ’
CK ROAST
15c lb.
' 20c lb. I
SEE . WHAT 20c WILL BUY 9
REGULAR F
RESH HAMS
LEGS' OF VEAL
l
: 20c lb. e- '
25-0 lb. I
SEE WHAT 25c WILL BUY .‘
PORTERHO
TOP-ROU
FRICASSEEI
E
t
25¢ lb. *
«mm-o
," 300 lb.
SEE WHAT 30c WILL BUY
. LEGS OF FRESH YOUNG LAMB f
FRESH-KILLED YOUNG FOWL AND .BROILERS;
ALL BEST CUTS OF STEAKS’ AND CROPS
l
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‘u..-
30c lb.
A. I g , .
”WWW
\
REFUNDED. SPECIAL NOTE -—
MORE THAN 30c PER LB. r
The Guaranteed EEO-30¢ Meat store
.18 a Chain Store» .
ARRIVALK’S “RED FRONT” STORE
(Phone Con nection) ‘
YOUREVERY PURCHASE IS GUARANTEED TO SUIT 0R YouR' MONEY 'GBEERFUILY
NO ARTICLE IN THIS MARKET WILL BE SOLD FOR
Norm-elk, Corfu. *‘
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cumulus
CONFERENCE
Outdoor Recreation
Holding 2 Day See-
slon in Capital
wunmo'roN. pee. 12.—-—Activi-
life were represented in the one laun-
dred members of the advisory conn-
cil of the Notions! Conference on
Outdoor Recreation. who gathered
vest-rm (or the openint session of
o two doy conference.
Formulation o: n detailed program
of work tor the Notional Conference
during the coming your. pursuant to
President Coolidge'o pin-pose in call-
ing the first meeting of the contor-
onoo here lost say. was the main ob-
Joct of the council meeting.
The progrun yesterday Included
adore-es by Guecretery floovev.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. end Dr.
George Bird Grinnell. wild lite con-
servation lenders. reading or a. letter
from Elihu Root:
of work, and perusal of committee
reports.
Colonel Roosevelt and Chauncey
J. Hamiien ot the American Associa-
tion of Museums were the presiding
oi‘ticero for the sessions.
President Coolidge who was unable
to ottentl. assured the gathering In
a communication to Mr. Hamlin that
his interest in the work continued
undiminished. '-
“I feel confident." he said. "that
the activities at your organiution
will do much to meet the outdoor
recreation needs of the American
people. You may be assured that
the national conference on outdoor
recreation ha. and will continue to
have. the supporter the President's
committee and mysel ."
A Distinction.
Two families live side by side, in
one of which there are several
maids. including a nurse for the
children: in the other there is only
one maid. who is not required to
have any core or the children.
A tow tiny- no. little Henry, age
tour of the first family. came over
to the yard of the other family.
where Billy. age tour and a half.
was playing and the tollowing con-
versation took place:
“Billy. mme over and piay~with
me.“ said Henry.
“I can't." said Billy.
"Why, won‘t your nursie let you ?"
sold Henry.
Billy replied. "I don't have a
mine. I have a molher."——Norwich
appointment of
e'ornrnmoes on byolaws no progress
1
friends.
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VERY LARGE
SUNLIGHT
MEADOW GOLD
l
ELGIN NUT
1 POUND PRINT..‘..........
Aluminum Too Kettle or 3!! Aluminum Booster given to Sweet. Tender.
Extra Fancy California Naval
’. Oranges,Doz.........
GRAPEFRUIT, Each
Mushrooms, String Beans, Cauliflower, Sprouts, Spinach, Endive, Lettuce. Beets 7 .
BUTTER '-
Bulletin.
48c
...........
.oo-ooeeeeo-o-g.
MARGARINE
29c
those who use 30 pounds by February 28th not}.
29*“ so
11c
LEAGUE not
T0 LIMlT ARMS
WITHOUT PERll
Task to Probe German
ing Seeds of Future
Wars
ROME. Dec. lib—How to carry on
successfully and without danger of
new conflicts the proposed League
of Nations investigations of the arm-
ament 0.! Germnny and other former
enemy countries was the subject
which occupied yesterday's session of
the Council or the League. which sat
printely. ,
Former Premier Brinnd of‘ France.
who arrived late because of a con-
ference with Premier Mussolini of
Italy on North African problems. in-
cluding the question or Tangier. pre-
sented a resolution asking the Lea-
gue's permanent military commission
to furnish n practical plan for the
investigations in the proposed de-
militnrized zone along the Rhine be-
tween Germany and France. This
zone was created by the Treaty of
Versailles.
.m
We quote sample prices as follows:
FANCY MAINE
POTATOES ‘
FANCY APPLES
YORK IMPERIALS
Sperry and Barnes XXX
Rolled, Boned,
“FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12.7
. was asked to study it
Armament with Sow-I
m,
u.
The Council
proposal. which asks'
to clarify the manner-die
rcscntativrt of llllllr‘n
commiilN‘s mar be 1" ll '7
in tho Ilcinilitarizw‘ M “I“
ther inquiries. N Zone“
A long
the quristio
adopted
(llScugsIon 0w- ,
, n of .21.... "'“
ties to l... RPCQY‘dh'.
League who may t‘litcw rs I
conduct armament ‘, an.
The Leugut-‘s militinmv'
Omatig
‘1 W amt;
allied with it. \‘Igfrtfig
.5
Japan will 5"h '
u .mll. a
committee on the 511:3?“ I‘
March martin: of thn €2.93:
Steamed Grimm.”y '.
Mix together t
whole wheat hm
three-quaitcrs of a tea.
stilt, halt a teaspoonfiilpngm
cinnamon and It (mam, l7
spoonful of News. 11%} o ‘
milk. riisxoii'e in :t thug?“
to] of hui'nr and trad‘hall . V
with the dry ingredientusiy '-
stir in one or: a hail t M
of flour and one cup at 1‘
hm? Clips oi
ad. one Clip“
cho '
llt‘rrlcs. Tim: "‘dr‘II’Iu A pm
i .. ”I: mixtun
he of 1h»: wrists-tangy of i
better. '
Steam in o greased .. I
one and a hail hdiirs. Set-vi
foamy, 5W9“: sauce.
N
lie—The gn‘f senses will .
over. -
She—Oh. pshswf Then I
have to co -.-. church again in
days.——-lix.~stt.n Transcript.
A
I ; ll Y G « EETINGS
I To Your Absent Friends!
(The Christmas SeaSOn with its customs and traditions of gift cxéhangres is
fast approaching.
At PIGGLY \i’IGGLY it is possible to arrange for the sending of a package of
preserves, fruits and fancy groceries to your absent relatives 01" appreciative
. The package is on exhibition in our stores. It is packed attractively in Christ-
mas colors and we take care of the shipping for you. The charge is $2.50. plus parcel
post and the gift is one that can be appreciated by an entire family. A gift card and
envelope to contain the name of the sender is provided to go inside the package.
We suggest that you call promptly to see this useful and attractive gift. as early ,
‘ shipping will insure arrival on Christmas Day.
Where desired we will label the package, “Not to be opened until Christmas.”
For you own home userwe have an unusually complete assortment of Christ-
mas groceries, fruits and candy to which we invite your early inspection.
A full line of exceptionally fine Christmas baskets. Christmas wreathes
15 Pounds 25c
3 Pounds 256
_‘
Four Prints to Carton . . 496
One Pound Net Weight 57c
Per Pound
HAMS 27c
Slices Like Bread—No Waste
Buss com: Made by
390
IVORY GUEST nos, Timur romeo 130 .
30L? Roundpo ......,......... Maxwellfiouse ...........
won! ru‘ no 23c nos, ERBIIYLY mun 33c LIPTON 's oorrnE '510
, mGSPAOKAGE ....... _ InGlus.................. VuuumGaan. ....... . ..... .
Ts’c
Ivan! sour nos, Romeo ruled Smyrna. ' CHICKEN BROTH _
.manom 12c 1113.”qu 57c BlehardsonnndRobbmS-~:
’ GORDON
mounts for 93000131138, Lowney’s MINOE emu. HEINZ.
new so” 3 23.3 21b.30x.................89c aDILWORTH.NONESUGH
3 t“ 240 ”um m’m’ add“ 216 HOLIDAY PACKAGES of
7 max SOAP
~ 22.1130. The Wonder
for Silver and Glass
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