Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 December 1892 — Page 2

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TIIR JOURNAL COMPANY, T. 11. MH'AIN, President. A.CSKKKNK, Secretary.

WEDNESDAY. DEC. 11.1892.

A VICIOUS PROPOSITION.

The pro|Hisilion of QOD. Kaubon l)ailv. of JeiTsrsonville, member of the Legislature from Clarke county, to tux gross receipts of county fairs 2 percent, to be applied on roadB leading to fair grounds, and to tax premiums paid In fairs "i per cent, for the road fund is most vicious in inception, and vrill result in crippling, if not destroying every fair organization in the State. The county fair associations of Indiana are not money-making institutions. They are organized and kept up bv the public spirited and liberel uien of each county fov the benefit o' the dear public, and from which the promoters do not receive a farthing in the way of dividends. The stockholders do not receive any interett on the money they have invested, and under the statute, they are prohibited from selling the grounds except, to pitiehase a more eligible site. As au investment the stock is vnlueless. The proposition is inspired by an educated hatred of corporations. So prejudiced are 6ome men against them that they even step out of their way to give them a kick.

Speaking of fair associations and their unrenumerative property and largely made so by the law which prohibits the sale of fair grounds which renders the stock valueless, Tin: .lornNIL would favor a decrease of taxation instead of an increase. The appraisement of real estate belonging to fair associations shonld be reduced to the minimun or for that matter re.uoved altogether. It is unjust that such nonproduct'on property should bo taxed at any valuation, especially when the sole object is for the public good.

S PE&KER CKSPS "SNOB". The talk of the hour is the "snnb" that Speaker Crisp received at the mugwump §12-a-plate dinner given to Grover Cleveland in New York on Saturday evening. The speaker had been invited and was given to understand that he would be expected to make speech, lie therefore prepared his remarks and handed them out to the Associated Press. Occupying the position of Speaker, a position Becond in import ance to that ofPresident,his place on the programme should have followed that or Mr. Cleveland. Hut he and his friends were doomed to disappointment. After listening to the divergent and diversified views of Koger Q. Mills, Thomas I. Johnson, Carl Schurz, Pat Collins, ex Governor Campbell, Senator Carlise and the platitudeous effort of the great prophet and apostle, Mr. Crisp put on hiB hat and coat and in a huff left the banquet. The §12-a-plate dinner has widened the split in the Democratic party, and henceforth, there will bo war to the knife between the Cleveland and anti-Cleveland factions.*

Ax effort will be made at the approaching session of the Legislature to change the time of holding our spring elections of township officers, viz: Township trustees, justices of the peace, constables and road supervisors to the November election of the "off yutr." The blanket ballot with county and township candidates will be a daisy.

Tur. proposition to suspend all immigration for one year is generally favored by the people of all parties and Congress should pass the bill without de Jay.

After Bad folkB.

The grand jury went into session yes terday afternoon and its members are now busily engaged in ferreting out vine and rooting out evil at $2 a day. T. J. Lehr, one of the panel, was sick and Robert lieok *'a bystander*' was selected by high execution Bible to take his place and upon the organization of the body Mr. Beck was chosen foreman.

Dangerous Runaway.

Sam Campbell, driving a manuie wagon for Bob Davis, had a narrow escape shortly after dinner to day. The horses began to runaway on College Hill and Sam fell down on the Bingle tree. By the skin of his teeth as it wore he missed being crushed to death by the horses and wheels.

Deserving Pratne.

Wo desire to say to our citizens, that tor years we have been selling Dr. KING'S Now Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life pills, Bucklen'S Arnica Salveand Klectrie liaters, and have novcr handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not herniate tc guarantee thoin every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price,if trood results do not follow their use These remedies have won their great Dopulurit.v purely on theirmerits. For Sale by 'Nye I Hooe Druggists.

A. A. McOAlN. Treasurer

TI1K DAILY .HH'KN'AL,

Bv mail. por annum Hy mail, six month My mall, three months Hy carrier, per

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THK WKKKLY JOUKNAL.

ThreomoDilis Six months One year

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Oastorla.

A grant many persons, who have tound no relief from other treatment, have bc-an cared of rhnmatinm by Chamberlain's Pnin Balm. Do not give up nntil you have tried it, It is only 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Nye AHooe.

This Date in History-Dec. 14, I.'JOS—Miohol do NO$tnul:»MUS (NOM-DAME J..

French* the fammis French |rojh\% l*rn died L.VW published tho lirt uUuuuhc wilh weather predtrtMiir*. 15W»—Tvoho Mruhc, Patdsb astronomer, horn: died hfU. ITOl—Oharles Wolfe, j'oct, barn 'u Dublin died irtCorklSn. ITW-General ANT bony Wayne died at Pr»\s»iuo islex on 1'rie: born IT I". 17W—tieortfe WttshlnKtou died at Mount Vernon born li'.vj. 1S19—Alabama formally adiuilted into the

Union.

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ISFLL-Priuoe Albert Francis Augustus Clmrlos Kinanuul of Sixe-(*oburjf-Ootha, huhand ofQueen Victoria.died at Windsor. ut ed 42. 15^0—Wiliiam HI. klnjr of The Netherlands, died at The Haccm\ iujed SS. Cholera epidemic reaebed its rlimax in Guatemala l.'JiM (baths in tour week*. Mr. {'uracil 8iarted on hi?? last election lour many faction lights occurred. 1891-Franco broke oft diplomatic relations with Hulgari.i and oicnly assumed the position of UubMa'a ally ugiiinsl the rest oi

Europe.

Keronipense.

If none were, sick and none were sad. What service could we render? I think if wtr were always ichiri

We scarcely could be tender. Did our beloved never need Our patient ministration K.u th would grow cold and mi*& indeed

Its sweetest consolation. If sorrow never claimed our heart. And t-wry wish were granted. Patience would die and hope depart

Life ..would be «li«-cnchunt.Ml,

Circumstance.

Two fluid reu tu two ne.iphboring vilhites. Playing luiyl prauks alon»* tin* healthy U*as: T*o ^:ru«itrers meeting at a festival Tw« lovers whispering by an orchard wail Two lives lnund £at in one with pohlen ease Two graves icreeu bf sidc a irniy chnrch tower. Washed with Mill rains and daisy blossomed Two children in one hamh-t born and bred So run*.the r^ nd of liic from hour to hour. __ .—'leunvson.

1 hey who tro

lYel not-ilw pain of paruntr it is they Who stay behind that sutler. —Ixmcfellow.

Lonil Lord Mavor

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STFART KMI.L

The Hon. Stuart Kmll is lord mayor of London, and pot tho place after great tribulation, for he is Roman Catholic, uii'l the No Popery and other Protestant associations made a vigorous fight against his'confirmation. It has long been tlie custom to choose the alderman who was supposed by a certain seniority to be entitled to the place, aiul though there is no positive law to that effect the men who had the choosing gave it to Mr. Kmll. though a Catholic. It is an odd fact that his rival for the place -iviu au Israelite,

F30D, COOKS AND EATING.

At banquets in Queeu \!!!iy.aleth\s ti'mn every ^uest cmue with ins spoon in hi^ pockt'i.

Ti?e Frcnoli have fmir principal sauces— r.Kspnquol, Yeloutvi\ 1'Allniaihle and 15t* uhainel.

Garum. the Human tsatm*. was mado of the inti'um*H, gilN aji»l blood of left to putrefy.

Tin? mo-t illustrious Krvii*h conk* *\'er« HoiMtlier, I.a.siius. Duiatiuy, suy« and Carom**.

The famous dish of Tit'ellm* \v«i a pheasant's brain, night inhales' tongue.* and llsh iivw.

Adam Veal^s* ''Proper Hook of Cookery.'' ]r»Tr», was the lir*t mfKlern Knt lish cookbook.

Kcyptian eonfeetionery n-presented various well known animals atnl was served lirst at dinner.

The Spartan broth wa.= so bad that an epicure said lie did not wonder they \vt*re careless of lift?.

The Knglis.h clergy was at first very bit' ter against the fork, one declaring that its use was impious. ]«ouis XVI might have escaped from France had he not delayed on the journey to feast on pitrs' feet-.

Mrs. fllase's "Art ofCupkery MadPlain and Kasy/' 1715. was the Standard rookbook for lialf a century. lirillat-Savarin, Kren«:h ulutton, used to eat from three to thirteen' do/.cn o\Mer» before dinner'as an appetizer.

J. D'Avaray invented the method of cooking meat within coatings of other meats so as lo retain (lie flavor. 0\* tail soup was invented by French prisoners in the Kmilish fleet, who wert

^ivcn for food only the tails and Washington 1 'ost. vi

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Little (ii"l_at WindowMaguire, nioeaer sent me

Please .Mrs over to say

tliat gran'niother'L, dying, an Bhe wants ter know if yer won't let yer huoband come over wid his cornot to give her a good sendoff?— Life.

llOW'8 'J'llUt!

We offer One Hundred Dollar reward for any case of (Jutarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's

Catarrh Cure. F. ,1. GHEXEY&CO., Toledo. O.

We, the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe perfectly honoraule in all business transac tions and llnancially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West&Traux, Wholesale Druggists,Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan&Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

Hail's Catarrh Cure

is taken internally,

acting directlv upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials free. Price ?r.c. per btttle. Sold by all Druggists,

WITHIN OUR IKMiDKKS.

Residents of Indiana Will Find .. Much of Interest Bolow.

.Mutt Tut I'p l*luekljo:«i U.

IN Dl AN A l*o|. H, Ind., Hcc. II. The supreme court rendered a decision Tuesday which declares the constitutionality of the ''blackboard law." The legislature of passed an act compelling the railroads uf the state to put up a blackboard at each stut'on, on which the time of the arrival and departure of trains should be announced. In many counties the- railroads did nut comply with the law. Prosecuting attorneys over the state will now be entitled to fees amounting iu the aggregate to hundreds of" thousands of dollars. A penalty of &-"> for each train that passes bv a .station, the time of the passage (»f which is not posted on the blackboard, is provided iti the statue. To place these blackboards will cost the railroads, the agents of the latter say. over SKOOO.OOO.

Crack Chess flayers to Meet. hooA.Nsroit'r, Ind., Dec.

1-1.

The

State Chess association met here Monday fur a week's session. Jackson Showalter, of Kentucky, ex-champion of America, and llerr Kmamiel Lasker agreed Tuesday to pia.y a series of three games for a purse of 5100. The contest will commence to-day, one game being played each day. The state championship tonrnev is now being played, with H. O. *JacU*»on. of ICokomo. hid., in the lead. Showalter Monday night played thirteen simnl taneons games with the strongest members of the Indiana association, winning all iu short order.

Acquitted of Assault.

COM"MINS. Ind./ IVc. M.~-Prof. AW .f. Dixon, superintendent of the Khzabethtown schools, was tried and acquitted Tuesday in the circuit court for assault and battery on .Sarah Smith, a patron of his school, lie tirst corrected her .son I whipping him, and for this paid a hue before a justice of the peace. i»ut this lid not satisfy Mrs. Smith, who procured a cane and went to the schoolroom and attempted to strike him. The professor became* angry and ejected her.

Ill tit Millard in .lar«»r-»* Ui»inl. PKI:I\ hid., Dec. The jury in the Elmer Willnrd murder CUM? was charged Tuesday night. It iv thought by a great many pcr.sons that 'AYilhird* will be acquitted, and in provision for such an event the proj»ecution has prepared an indictment against hirn 'or obstructing a railroad track, Willard acknowledges having used a handcar to escape with and leaving it on the main track.

No !iriiej, moti) Appeared.

(.IDSIU'.N, lnd., Dec. 11.—Miss Ailiiie Haii", of Napanc-e, was to havi- been married Tuesday to Kollen OraUeu, of La l'orte. I'liatten, however, liortlv liefore be time for tlie eeremoiiy, left for CliieJ^'o witliout notifying the intended bride, who, bedeeked in all her wedding finery, anxionhly awaited him. No eause is lcuowti f..r I batten's action.

of ,\lt)nrt Hull.J

I.A TOUTK. Ind., Dec. 14.—A'hert S. Hall. pro])rietor and builder-of Hall's opera h'Hise in this city, died at his home here Tuesday morning. He had lived in La Porte over half a century and was a wealthy and prominent] citizen, being for two terms president I of the i,a Porte County Agricultural society. His death was caused hy I typhoid fever. 1»3* Mix Creditor*.""

CI.IN i(.)N, lnd., Dec. I-1.—c. reditors are anxiou* to mnct M. JIlanforf, a harness maker. who left this city Thursday morning. His stock hns been attached. but. it will fail short of meeting' hi* liabilities which are placed at Sl'v 000. It is averted that. fseveral' notes hypothecated by him at. the Central bank have proved to be worthless.

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y*tcriiMi.i Case at Imliutjupnli*,. INIH.WAI'OUS, Ind.. Hcc. 14. William Kimble, a well-kn-^vn younjr man, was taken home Saturday ni^ht unconscious, and gwas found to be suffer* from a fracture of the skull. Since that time he has beer: unconscious and unable to make any statement regarding* his injuries. -M A lllllVo Will iuhl Ht-mo. 1N in An

A I'oi.is, Ind., Dec 4.-—.lack

McAulitVe. ehamiuon lightweight, said Tuesday he would accept the offer of the Crescent club of Now Orleans to fijrlit Merge, but that the date would have to be set after his theatrical'ou* gaj,rinont terminates in March. liarreU of WliUky Wasted.

I'll KFOI1T. Ind., Dec. I I.- A LaUe Krii- Western train load of whisUv and a Monon engine collided Tuesday at the crossing near this city. The result was a bad wreck and the loss of many barrels of whisky ami an allday blockade of trains.

Ir. Hrnthorn Declared ln«an«, INIMANAI'OUH. Ind., Dee. 14.--Dr. Leroy S. Henthorn has been declared insane and ordered taken to the asylum. He was oue of the most prominent physicians in the city and has ruined himself bv the use of opiates.

Kxeelnior Work* itiirnnd.

KVANSVIU.K. Ind., Dec. 11. The large excelsior works of F. (Jeiger burned Monday, causing a loss of 510,* 000 about oncthird covered by insurance.

It. Anthony »n itflleo.

AI.MANV, V., Dec. 14. Miss Susan M. Anihon\*. of Rochester, the wellknown woman suffrage advocate, has been appointed manager of the state industrial school by Gov. Klower.

found Dead In lied.

HocivFoiii), 111., Dee. H. l'eter Marshall. a resident of Hock ford fur forty years, was found dead in his bed. He was 7", years old and opened the first dry (foods store in this cit.v.

AU Aiifltriun Harou KHIH Jfim*eif. Vii- xA. Dec. 14. —Baron Frederick ertfelespertf, adjutant- to ICmperor Francis Joseph, has committed suicide. No canse for the et lias been made puldic.

I'i'i uliar Suddtn Death.

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OiVl^ EXJOY® i?nth the mctliod and results whf.r. Syrup of P'igs is tiiken it is plonsaut ind rofroshiiig to the taste, and ack, i'-oatlj yet promptly on the Kidneys, "-iver and Bowels, ckaurfcs the sys»tn effectually, di?pcls colds, iiead_!ics and i'eveis and CHIPS habitual ••ms-tipation. Syrup of Figs is the /iily remedy of its kind cer pro iivd, pleasii!:.' to the taste and acntable to the stoinnch, prompt ir: ,'ts action and truly beneficial in itf :!octs, prepared only from the mos\ .H:,t!thy and aj recuble substances, iti iiianv oxot'llmit qualities commend i: a "11 ,u id have made if. the uiosi ,S«)s -.i! rc-meriy known. ••*vr',p of Figs is frr sale in 50( 5 ci !mu ,:s hy all leading drug ,i iiy reliaiile druggist whi r.i.l have it oil hand" will juv ii j/rou»ptly for any one \vh to try is. Do uot accept an}

".'JrOflMA F!G SYRUP CO

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PILI.$.

Flcl: Hcadacbo and relieve all tho trembles (rc: dont to & bilious statool tho syfllom, Bua^ zi Iiizdness, Faus&a, IiroivsiceAS. I1:'.Lr•--.J i,f:, rntlng, I'aiu In tho Si!n, .i. wtiije tlfii-iacut-REM&RKABLQ BUCCC-BS hitii bo-:U :iho\vn IU CIU.UP

HeAd&cho, yet Cftrtor'tj LUilo Llvrr PiiT^ nx* equally valuable in Confetip.at.loii, cmiti%n.ud \cnUng thiBannoylKfrcociplaint.whtlo tl correctaUdiRorderftofthr iv an re at cared

Aclia they Tronld bo filmoRtpricoksr! to -t Buffer froin tills distro-j?iug ron:plaiut: but :\i.' CAtely theirgooduese docs notoud hern, audiiM TrhooncetxythomTviUrtnd theaolutiopniiw able !n somany waya that they will iiot bo Xing to do without them. But after alislek

lsthebaneof noraar.yllvoR th e. hero2m wo make our great bos-st. Our curf: i: v. ethers do not.

Carter's Littlo LW?- vcrv very easy to take. One cr tivo jaH-i^ he a os go purge, but by Uieir^ntJoncrioo UBOthem. In vialsnt by druggists everywhere, or t'-r\t by

CARTER HIEDiClf.'E CO., Msw Vt/rlf.

MALL PILL. SMALL 11KE, mkLM-

To the Public.

Iliiviiijr just IHted up ushop on the ulley I lie rear ol Scott's grocery More. 1 sun |trep:«n?*l to do Jill elasM1? otSmitliin^r, Wagon •oid Itujrtfy work uud SUM' Cumin ?, S»«' Filing, (inn :uid Look .SwiiUiinr, KPV fit.UTI«-, Keys ol' evcy description duplicated Uopairln^r of Hieyc'cs nnd Safeties, Lawn Mo«ei. (taH)line and otherstoves. 1 am ulso prepared Ut do Hwiit engine and macliine work, model making. l»r ^s work, sliwt mftlo »vork. umklny and pn-parln^r trusses and hraees. in fact most any thinjr In wood or Mietal. T'lea^e eonstilt m»* before vou send oti for your repaint. AV, T. i-'HANCIS.

MOKON ROUTE.

iOTTH JUUUVU UUUlUi NOHTI? 1 Nlfrht Mall (dallv 4».n» I Day Mat! (daily) :'.'rp.u 9'00tt.m Way Pruipht 2 -l(ip.m

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

OtOda.m Express -Mall..: U:00a.ir U:0Ua tD Mali (dally) 12:44a.m »:1 Hp.m(dally) Mail—Kxprops.... ItfOp.in l:lfjp.ui Mail—Express 6:48p.m

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Win^licld. a wealthy farmer, dropped dead Tuesday inorninr. lie bsul jusv acted as pall-bearer at a friend's funeral. and returning home had told his family be would die before night. lie bade them all tfood-by and fell on the bed dead from apoplexy.

irl Killed by a l.lttle Hoy.

Morvi U.KMKXS, ieb., Dec. 14.— Lewis J-'ustin, 7 years old, while playing with a revolver, accidentally shot and killed Launi Sloeuin, 1# years old. 'i'be troroiier's jury exoneratei the boy.

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0:1 »:l«a. iu T.' :40 PTD

Itoyitl Itubii" fort IVhir.

if .vou are rcauceil iu vitality or strength L).V illness or any other cause, we recon MEIID tin USE of tliis ULIL L'ort Wine, the very hlooil of the (.-rape. A grand tpnie for NURSING mothers, and those reduced by wastiui: -lisease. It creates strength improves the ai'I'eUtc: nature'sown remedy, much preferable to llruus: guaranteed absiiluleiy pure and over tive years of ATFE. Vount,- wine ordnarily sold is not. tit to use. Insist on lKivirK this standard brand, it costs no more. £1 in quart, bottles, pints tWt ETS. Uoyal Wine Co. L-'or su'.e by N vo,v Hooe.

In I'tnin I'.imttHli.

Uutidestiouubiy considered of incalculable consciiuem-I, ,ncorrecting all (jonstitu tional contaminations, is Dr. Pierce's Uoldcn MI diciil Discovery. Can conscien tiously commend it to consideration, eonti dent ot Its competency in all controllable chronic complaints

TH" '•Ooldvii Medical Discovery" is the ro.Milt of much research and wide experience', by a practical physician of world renown, its formula embraces the most potent restoratives of the whole vegetable kingdom It is especially recommended for all blood disorders—dyspepsia, liver and

complaints, scrofula, salt-rheum,

catarrh and cotisumption-in its early .4tuf.Rus—insuring relief and cure in all eases'!

To loung Slot hern

who nre for the first time to nndergo woman's severest trial, we offer you, Dot the stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which will, if used at directed, invariably alleviate tho pains, horrors and risks of labor,and often entirely do away with them. Sold by Nye & Booe, druggists.

nulling the fen rig Gates .l/nr. 'I liro' into the darkness peering. Thro' the school of many IL warning. I hro' I know thai 1 inn ncariiur, 1 hro' to heights ol'souls adorning. Thro' the Oarknoss into light transcendent, Thro'

walk the golden way.

Thro''L Helper's love resplendent, Thro' extend thy hand today.

Thro' by g,»odor 111 unreekoned, Thro' will comfort and uphold? Thro' by fault or faultless I AM beckoned. Thro' I Inllnlte love untold. Thro' the Pearly (jutes ajar into etornitv, Hy using Small's 1'llls and (I.A.K. ltemcdy.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Oastorla.

GO SEE LOUIS BISCMOF.

Goods this side of New York City, and

Call and See Them.

Headquarters For

127, 129

Yoa Will Hardly Believe Your On®

At what low prices wc name you our Goods, suitable

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

|J,My store will be Headquarters for Holiday Goods.lt?

SEE THE

Holiday Handkerchiefs*?

Handkerchiefs for ic, 2c, 3c, 4c, 5c, 10c, 12 1-20 and up to the finest goods made. for this week. 50 doz. Cheffon Handkerchiefs worth 50c, choice 25c. Hundreds of dozens of Holiday Handkerchiefs in Japan Silk for 15c to $1.25 each. .See theni.

Kid Gloves! Kid Gloves!

Gloves enter very closely into Christmas calculations and properly. They are pleasing to the recipient. They are a graceful gift. We have all the best makes of Kid Gloves at the lowest price. See them.

WHAT TO BUY FOR CHRISTMAS.

He will help you and show you the nicest line of

See Our Holiday Hosieries. See our Christmas Fans*. See our Aprons for Christmas Presents. See our new line of UMBRELLAS for the Holidays. Buy some of our Dress Goods. We have made such a reduction, and they make a nice Christmas present.

We have a big stock of BLANKETS and COHFORTS, that will make a nice present Price low. Fur Rugs. Chcniclle Portiers and Table Covers are nice presents, and are also very useful See our reduced prices on Table Linens and Towels. •-Prices cut low.

^Our Special Sale of Dress Goods#

Is creating a tremendous interest, and crowds are at the counters all day long. You should see the all wool dress goods we are selling at

AT THE LOWEST PRICES.

$1. Also we have bargains in Henriettas. Storm Serges, Flannels, Broadcloth, Silks, Satins and Velvets, etc. etc,

5? 2?

For Christmas Presents.

Come and Select one and have it laid away for you.

LOUIS BISCH0F.

iM^AXN" STORE.

East Main St. Crawfordsville, Ind

1-2C. worth 75c to

for

Holidav

We have Hundred!

Holiday Goods.