Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 261, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1919 — Page 4

Pace Four.

THE TIMES Thursday, April 22, 1920

THE TIMES HEVi

BY THE LAKE COUNTV MINTING A PUBLI9HIN3 COMPANY.

The LAf Ccnntjr TIdjm D-ily except Saturday inr.;v. Entered at Uie poeiotfice Jn Utmmund. June

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Tin es (Jut Oi!cro-Indlana Harbor, dally except EntereO at tha DoatofOca la Kat Chlcaao. "

The Iake County Tlmen Saturd.r and Weekly ";sl,t''i' Enter..-! at the 4osiofCce in Hemmnn.l. February . The Gary Evening Time. tJaltv except Sunday. tereo hi th poatcfnce In Gary. April 8. Itlt. All under the act of March 3. H79. a aeeod-ciaea msttr.

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Hammond frrlvnte exchane S10". 101. Jll (Call for whaievti department wanted.) ... r-y office . Teietho 1,7 Nsssau ThAmr-n. Et Chicago"" Telephone 911 Last rhle.iffo (Thb Times) Telephone ZS ir.ri'Arn Harbor V)ealr TU,P'nnrl Tnd.ana Harbor (Reporter andClaeaT'AdV.) -Telephone JSI v Mtla .Telephoae IQ-M Crown Point Telephone 4J If you hare anjr trouble vetting- Tm Tim." mnkea com Plaint immediately to the Circulation Department 2TOTTCB TO STTBSCJUXSBX If you fatl to receive your eopr of Tnm Trnii a rro-npt M" . you ha In th peit. pleaae do not think It bus ! I.at or not aent on time. Remember that the mall "rrlee le not -jrhe.t it uned to be and that complaint are) renere.l from many otirees. about the train and mall eerne. Thb Tkii haa Increased Ma mal'lnc equipment an "ffv-inj- earnestly to reach la patrona on flma. Be rrempt In advising us vbto you do ot fet your paper ana e will act promptly.

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It is to their credit, however, that few publishers are fooled into givlnjc up space to the press agent who is boosting some petty litle game. Thera is a growing suspicion in many newspaper oftfees, though, that the press agent has a big part in creating the' white papr shortage. The reams of paper that he grinds into copy on his t runty '"mill" would print entire editions of many newspapers. The average editor regards printing the press agent's Muff much as he would if a shoe dealer were to take a pair of shoes from his shelf and present them to a stockholder in an oil company. Press agents, like other fad, may die off seme day. Not however, until Ireland gets home rule, and a home it; provided for rheumatic ukclele players. Fut until then we will probably have with us the press agent, and will have to tolerate him with every incoming mail. The only consolation editors have is that the reverse side of the press agent's copy makes excellent scratch paper in these days of Tl. ('. L. But. what does the press hound care? He draws a salary that makes that of the eagle-eyed editor who scorns to use his copy ork like a 30-rent beefsteak, smokes 50-cent cigars, and when his dally grind of two hours or thereabouts is done rolls home in" his PollsPack. ON ORDERS FROM JAPAN. According to news dispatcher, the strike of laborers in the sugar industry in Hawaii was brought about by orders from the Japanese Federation of I-abor. Perhaps this is just an effort to give America a sort of gentle introduction to the Wilsonian plan of having American labor controlled by foreign br&ses under the League of Nations.

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PITFALLS OF A DEMAGOGUE. On page S5 of the Saturday Kvening Post

Man n 20. Samuel G. Blythe asserted:

'The bosses have no standing that they have not

THE PRESS AGENT. Thanks to the war we have with us more than fver the press agent. A press agent may be defined as a newspaper man who has left his profession in order to make more money writing stuff that maks life mis-n-a'ole for his former associates in the news room. i're.s agents sprans up during the war along with

the nfv millionaires, and now their tribe is increasing j usurped grabbed.

fast pi- than that of the latter. Newspapers were found j And then ten lines farther on he says; to be such easy suckers that a new presa agent is J "They have no status that is not. cenferred." i -Male every minute to use valuable white paper and j in his agility as a mind-changer. Woodrow Wilson t lcn valuab'e .-pace from unsuspecting publishers. I ns a close competitor. Probably never in his multiIt must be great to be a press agent. Instead of udious conflicting writings did President. Wilson ever having to grab a bunch of copy paper and ad venture j contradict himself within a space of ten fines. First, into the city in search of news, the prss agent sits j Mr. Klvthe asserts that political bosses have no st.andbebind a typewriter in a comfortable office and turns ling that, they have not grabbed, and then he says they ut copy from bulletins and reports furnished him j have no status that is not conferred. In one instance by the third assistant secretary to the fourth vice j he represents the politicians as taking power, and in .resident of the company he works for or takes notes !, the other he says that their rower is civen to th

from the secreary of the 'committee' he represents. 'ire .'oh. eh? There are divers kinds of press agents, but the

"ents may be roughly divided into two classes those.!

who work for. a corporation and those who are emplcyed by son.e " movement."' Nearly all trust compnnies and railroad corporations employ men to prel .irf opy explaining the growth, development and pol- :''!" of their various corporations. This copy is nothing less than advertising and fills the editors' waste i n. f V f t s . The second class of press agents represent some "movement which ailms at the upbuilding of somehitS 'W other or securing theindependence of some 'it' nation .or obtaining special privileges for the ' Fock-ry For The Prevention of Something or Other." tVp" prepared by these press agents is if not advertising pure and simple propaganda, and the pub-!i'-her who cares more about securing concessions for th Hottentots, lowering the duty on rubber heels to Armenia, or helping the demopublican party to success m that all the politicians can get more pie, is not a business man, to say the least.

The wielder of the blue pencil in the san turn of the Saturday Kvening Poet must have taken off to catch up In his sleep.

THE ONE THING NEEDFUL.

Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell. of Labrador, says of pro-

hibitlon in that land:

"A few years ago. while on the coast, I had the

honor to be elected as a magistrate. When I found

that 1 had control of local licenses we went dry, since the people agreed with me. The whole country has

now became dry and has benefited immensely. Not

i unsiancing tnis. all prohibition and al! legislation

win never make the world safe fcr permanent peace. If IK nnlv- tha f V. n. . ,

.. .... ....... nuiiidii nif ana me love or one

man for another that will successfully accomplish this.

WHATEVER satisfaction John MrCormark gets in

Piing more income rax 4 nan Caruso is equalled by

hnricos satisfaction in having to pay less than John

"WOMEN ARE Urged to Enter Politics,' say, a

headline. No need to urge them.

The Passing Show

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ANNOUNCE , CANDIDACY

( AD V ERTISEXirWTSl FOR AUDITOR. Jvlltor Time: Piivis annunf-e to the voters of Ike r .in-,. : t hat I wi'.l be a candidate for r .initio t i'n for Auditor of Lake tv-ii.ty. Iii'lmtii. subject to the primaries UKOHGF. M. FOLAND.

FCR CSraiNAL COURT JUDO. !ii-llv Jir.ii.Mir.ee to t!i 'voter? of Lake 'ut-iy 'ha; I am a -andtnat for the . rv i n-it i.jn to the office of Jidg of the 'vinutial Court on the Republican ticket, ,v ibj-.-t to tiie primary election to be h-i'i -May 4, IJ2H. I -n-'.v hold this" o.Tc under appoint- ; "tit tf the Governor, made March 19, MARTIN J. SMITH, Crown I'Oiiit, Ind.

TOR CIKCUIT COUST JUSOS. Fd. .,!!- i ime: i'Hse Hiui'iiace to the voters of the cfHiM y, ;hr..ugC. tle rolumn'j of your 1 v ihnl 1 im candidate for the i:-r-j.!:i''-.-sn ) "ii u-ation for Judfte of the i .-- Circuit Court, primaries May 4 th, I '- ') I r, 'a hold this iftlcc under appointn, r.. u tiie ijovcruor, since January let, E. MILKS NORTON.

iob sHZEirr. F'';tor Times : 1' ;)f - ,ir:ii)!li!'" n tlv V"trri ef Ike . ry 'i.-' I w.il be candidate for the .-fir. .,f :-h. r;t f Lake County, subject io in'j pniiiaricf. May 4tn. 1320. . JAY A. LMPLKBT. Oary, Ind.

dida.te for r-nominton to the offlce of maries. ila v 4th li'n Coroner on the Republican ticket at the " WILI ilif o primary. May 4, 1920. Hammond. ih UA" '

I have been in oftice hut two mnnih.

because in Lake exjuntr the Treasurei and Coroner do not a.ume their offlees until a. year after ths other county facers, hut I am trying to conduct the afialra of the oHce in a manner to merit the upjor; of the electors at the comir.jr primary ED1VARD E. EVANS. M. D.

FOX TJttABUHI. Editor Times: Please e.nnounce to the voters of Lake county tiiat I will be a candidate for rt-nnmiiw ion for Treasurer of Ike county. Indiana, subject to the primaries of May 4th, l'J20. F.ALPH B. BRADFORD.

FOB SIKATO. Editor Times: Flense announce to the voter of Lake county that I will be a candidate for re-iionunation for Senator from Lake county. Indiana, subject to the primaries i.f May 4th, 19:0. JAMES J. NEDJL.

FOR SZPaSSFirrATZTB. Ed tr Times: Kind- announce i the voters of Iake county that I am a Republican candidate for the office of Representative of Ijtke county. Kubject to primary election to be hell May 4th. 1920. OSCAR A. AHLGREN.

FOB C O SOU SSIO ITER. L'd-er Times : Please announce to the voters of Lake coun'y that I will be a candidate for renomiriat ion for the office of Commissioner of the First district of Lake county, subject to the primaries. May 4-h, R20. GEO. O. SCHAAF

THfVAS.

FOB FBOSBCUTINa ATTOBmST. Lditor Times: Flctiae announce to the vnt.ru of T,aka county that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Pronecut inc Attorney, subject to the Republican primaries. May th. 1920. DWIGHT M. KINDER. FOB PlOSICUTDtO ATTOBNBT. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the vntrrn of Lake county that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Froaeruttng Aitorne. subjef-t to the Republican primaries. May 4th. 1920. AUGUST A. BRFrv'R. FOB SXNATOB. Ed'tor Times: J'lease announce to the vo era of Lake county that I ill be a candidate for renomination for Senator from Lake county. Indiana, subject to the primaries of May 4th, 1320. THOMAS OF "NT. Ijowe!!, Ind.

FOB SENATOB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Laks. county that I will be a candidate for the nomination for Senator on the Republican ticket, subject to Iba primaries of May 4th, liCO. , JAMES W. FAU3SET.

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FOB SHERIFF. or T.im- s.

iCltidly announce to the voters of Lake r that I a in a i-andid e'e for the i in . ti -l.i ion t the .fv-e of s her. IT of I'uuniv ,on the. Republican ticket, Mihjcci. to the primary election to be i.c;u May 4th.. 1 ::. L. BKiCE WHIT A KER, Ham inond.

FOB. SHEBXFF. r.-'-r-r ':" . ! i.-f ai'i. 'u: t' 111 votera of Lake o.mf .. tlial I a tit a vitid-.da'e for the -i . : i,.- ' ion to t!i oflb-e of Sheriff of l.ak- (Mu.i'v en the Republican ticket, n;i je. vo tho priinjuy election. May 4th. ...o. F.F.I'.? LUND.

FOB COKMXSSXOZrXB. Editor TimesWill ..on pl- a-e anno'ince to the voters of the county through the columns of your p-tper that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Commissioner for the First district, subject to the primary on May 4th. 1920. LEO NT DAS B. BOTD.

FOB SXZTATOB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that 1 am a candidate for the nomination for Senator on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries of May 4th. l!20. A. JEFFERSON SCHI LT7.E. Gary, Ind.

FOB SKIEirr. IZI't-'r TlTret: flae ;irm.Mi!ice to the voters, of Lake ci lutv tlitit 1 am a candidate for the inbiicnn nomination for Sheriff of ,.ike county, at the. primary election. Mn 4tb, FU'O. I Bin at present a Desk -ifceam of the Cn of Gary Folice 1). iMiimeiH (.appointed). JAMES F. HOWLING. r;,..ry. Ind. FOB SHXXIFF. T'.di' or Times; Please anie'tince to the voters of Lake (.-.ority thai I am a candidate for the iT- e of Sheriff of Lake cunt), subject to the Republican primaries. May 4th, JOE GRAHAM". Hammond, Ind.

FOB SHXBIFF. Ed-tor Times: Kindly announce to the volc-s of Lake r unty "that I am a candidal for the nomination t. the ofTtcs of ShcrifT of l.ajo cji.niy on the Republi.an ticket, 5- 1 1 -1 . : t" the primary election, to be h id e iUl, T.t2rt. W 1LL1AM II. OLDS. La;-' Chlca-".. Ind. FOB SHERIFF. '"di'O'- Timet 'A iil vou kindly announce that I -wiil h a .-andidate for the nomination for Sheriff of I -ake county at the primaries :i Vuv 4th? I trust that my record for -even years as Deputy Sheriff of Lake ...limy at the Gary office, which position 1 I).. vv hold, may entitle me to the con-Mtl.-rntion of the voters. FRED M. STILTS. v.ai y. Ind.

FOB COBOKXB. Ffli'or Tim's: V. hi you kindly announce through the r.".;'ivtnj of your paper that 1 am a can-

FOB SUBVITOB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the ollh e of Surveyor of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to tl.o primary election to be held May 4th, 1920. RAT SEE LET.

FOB SZNATOB. Editor Times: Plea.e ai nounce to (he voters of lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination for Senator on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries of Mav 4ih. 1920. C O. HOLMES. Gary,1 Ind.

FOB JOINT BF.FBXSHTTATTTB. Editor Times.: J'lease ant. ounce to the voters of Iake and Porter counties that I am a candidate for 'he offlce of Joint Representative of the above named counties on the Republi.-an : ekei. subject to the primaries May 4 h. 19 20. BERNARD F. CAR LIN.

FOB JOINT BErBESZITTATITE. Editor Times: Please announce lo the voters of I-ake and Porter counties that I am a candidate for the office of Joint Representative of the above named counties on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries May 4'h, 1920. JOE W. TODD.

FOB BEF&ESEZTTATXTX. Ed 'or Times: Please announce me as a candidate for re-nommat ion for the office of State Representative, subject to the will of the Republican voters of Lake county at the primary election of May 4th, 1920. JAMES I. DAT. Eat Chicafio.

FOB BEFBESZNTATXVS. Editor Times: I wish to announce to the voters of Ike county that I am a candidate for re-n.:nination for the office of Representative on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries Ma- 4th. 1920. OTTO G. FIFIELD.

FOB BEFBJSSENTATXTX. Editor Times: I wish to announce that T am a candidate for re-election to the office of State Representative on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries May 4'h, 1920. A. II. SAMBOR.

FOB FBOSBCUTIWa ATTOBJTET. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Ike county thut I am a eandidatt for the office of Prosecuting Attorney of Lake county, subject to the Republican prl-

FOB COBONXX Edi'or Times: Kindly announce to the voter of Iake county that I will he a. candidate for nomination for Coroner. Republican primary May 4. 1920. I aspire to this offiee with the aid of the Supreme Bem DR. ANTONIO GIORGI. Gary, Ind.

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Editor Times: Kindly srnounce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the oflb of Recorder of Ike county on tbe Republican ticket subject to the primary election to be held May 4th, 1920. WILLIAM ROSE. Hammond. Ifd.

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the offiee of Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject, to the primary election to b held Hay 4th. 1920. THOMAS W, SPENCER. Hammond, Ind.

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I will he a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held May 4th. 1920. HERBERT C. FRANCIS.

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Editor Tim(5t Kinoly announce to the voters of Lak county that I will be a candidate for tne nomination "to the efflce of Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held May 4th. 1920. MALCOLM HAZELGREEN.

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Ivike county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held May 4. 192". ALBERT C. HUBER.

SOME prices have pone to so HIGH h level THAT they are no longer .n the level. MOTION picture Minvs will never be

perfect until

THB EE kinds of pests are put in a

room t 'ether

PEANUT shuckers, sum chewers, AND women who r'ad the titles out

aloud.

THE quickest and surest way TO find out thjt a man isn't 40 be

trusted

IS to trust him.

OABY is jrf time to he such a big GIBX now that she ousbt to HATE her dresses t out as.i.n a few

inches.

NO candidate for president CAN pet along- -without 'be p..lui-

ci n?

THEY just won't let h:m. IT'S always the hardest thmr TO Ret a location in a town for a NEW Krocerv or shoe fhop BUT a new movie theatre never has HI1V TROUBLE cettins a site. YOU might be able 10 hide a piano IN a home so a woman couldn't find it BUT you can't hide a quart of boo.e WHERE she won't find it. STBONOLY favoring a Democratic senate in 19 It AND running for president on the REPUBLICAN ticket in 1920 SOMEHOW siiRsrests that Jlr. Hoover

IS a Hoovorite. TKXBZ is one excuse for the man WHO is always boatiiK ir he didn't boast of himself nobody else would. IF you yive a woman her CHOICE between caring for a sick man AND a yelling babv 3HE'IIf chose the baby every time. SUMMER must be on the way THI covers of the magazines ABE beg'nninK to exhibit pictures of IiADIES without any clothes on. ABOUT ihe most aired thing that comes to us IS a weekly fxhan?" two weeks old. AND your Uncle Sam delivers one that OLD every ne and then. WE wonder why Hank Ford DOESN'T do a little paid advertising

INSTEAD of demanding ANOTHER investigation of his campaign. THERE is no colder j b THAN nursinc your wrath t keep it w a rni. THE tru'h of the matter is THAT a man doesn't care how much OIBXS show their legs AS Ionic as they are not his g.rls. IT was old Irv Cobb who defines A BOLSHEVIK as a man who BELIEVES in giving you anything he's fc'l. AND he hasn't cot anything.

Substitutes Often Worthless It is a well-known fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the most successful remedy for woman's ills obtainable. Actually thousands of women have proved this to be true. Notwithstanding, some women make the mistake of trying something else, said to be just as good, simply because it is new.

jeJ Is it not foolish to risk the possible bad results of snch

experiment and Is it not uetter todepend npon a medicine that you know is reliable a medicine that bas bad no equal for more than forty years?

Read what these Women Think

About It

North East. Md. " I was in ill health four or five years and doctorel with one doctoV after another but none helped me. I was Irregular and had such terrible pain tn my back, lower part of my body and down each siae that I had to go to bed tbree or four days every month. I was very rerrons. tired, could not sleep and could not eat without petting t.ick. A friend asked me to take I.yduE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I am sorry 1 did not take it sooner for it has helped me wonderfully. I don't have to en to bad with tiie pain, can eat without being sick and have more strength. 1 recommend your medicine and you are at liberty to publish my testimonial " Ll.tZiBKTH Wuvis, It. K. 2, North East, Md.

Utica, N. Y ' T was ran down and had no energy or ambition and no strength to do my work. I went to the doctor's office eery other day and cotild hardly crawl to get there and back. Mr husband wanted ni to try Lydia "E. Pinkham a Vegetable Compound and be got me a bottle and in two weeks this medicine did me more good than the dortor's medicine bad don in ten. I kept on until I had taken ten bottle and felt like a new woman. Now I do all my own work besides all kinds of dressmaking and sometimes paper haneing. I wiil recommend Lydia E. Plnkbam's Vegetable Compound as long as I live and you may publish my testimonial." Mrs. B. C. Ta.wi.-a, 61S Plaut St., Ctica, N.T.

He Wise Accept Nothing But

FX LvniA F PlNKMAM MEDICINE CO.. LYNN. MASS. Tl

235 State St., Vz Bock East of P. 0., Hammond, Ind. Receiving Fresh Fish Daily of all kinds Direct from the Fisheries SMOKED FISH AND SALT FISH. SAM KAPLAN, Prop.

Edward C. fflinas Co. Grocery Section 3rd Floor Grocery Specials For Friday and Saturday

We take Telephone Orders

Hammond 1800

1-r-vM B I ? y. rm. k T Mf FsTSB

Ceresota or Gold Medal; V-bbl. sack t . . .

Flour

n (I Keota Creamery; finest obtainable;

UUtLCl

per lb

Q Fels Naptha; U0ap 10 bars I M 1 Our Best Grade, Kettle Rendered;

LdlU

per

lb.

f Full Quart Mason Jars,

best quality

n Fancy Santa Clara, 30-40 size;

1 1 U1IC5

3 lbs. 85c; per lb,

70c; per can

Jelke's

per lb,

If ! Pet Brand, baby sjze, doz. cans

DI.J D-.-. Monarch Brand; doz. No. 2

DdKCU Dttlllb

$1.95 68c 75c 25c 42c 29c 6c 38c I2ic

cans $1.49; per can,

Tomatoes,: d.02: . 1 2i c

p omilax brand (the best); doz. cans 1 7 1K- nr ran 1 C

$1.95; per can

Q Peet's Water Queen Laundry Soap; OOaP 10 bars

-55c

Coffee IC0" : :SUi46c Apple Butter "af""': Qu" . . ..... 52c Washing Powder XT " . Iargt.:i" . .. 18c DpjjpLp Sweet Girl Brand, California Free, in OCr 1 VdtllCO good syrup; large can OOC Paaoe farmhouse Brand, Extra Sweet and Tender; IT-. ICdb 3 cans 50c; per can I C Sour Kraut "aaxnBrand;-3 cans 40c: 14c Coffee lrtB:and: , $1.49 Shrubs, Bulbs, Perrenial

Flowers and

Vegetable Seeds

Gooseberry Bushes ; sturdy size plants ;

oc

Concord Grapes; you should

have a few of these; each . ,

Peonies; good size clumps; red or white ; QCt

each Cherry Trees;

good;

each Tuberose Bulbs; good size; dozen.

Caladium Bulbs (Elephant Cannas. King Humbert; large.

Ears); red; each . . i J U

each

Gladiolus Bulbs; fair 25 C

35c

large, 8c

Specials From the Candy Corner

E l-r. Qnninl Extra Special for Friday and SaturLXira OpeCiaicJay. U-AIl-No-Mints. packed in air-tight tin boxes; sell regularly for 1 5c 35c. Our price

Chewing Gum, all kinds; this sale, each 4c

Borden's Milk Chocolate or Almond Bars; each

6c

7c

Garden Tools in the Basement

Garden Hoe; steel blade: extra high grade.' ggc Special at Garden Trowel; steel blade; large size. Special 1 0 C at

Garden Spade; with D handle: at

polished steel. $1.75

Lawn Rake; wire teeth; 24-inch size; very Q special at Garden Cultivator; steel wheel; well made; large t0 TC size. Special at J0.0 Fence Garbage Can; galvanized.

with hinge cover; heavy bottom.

Special at

$4.50

We have a very large assortment at low prices, all stocks being hardy and acclimatized. Now is the time to put in a supply.

Bridal Wreaths, one of the finest and prettiest Q Q shrubs grown ; 5 in bundle J s Snowballs A shrub you all Hydrangea ; a great OCp know; ?f)p favorite: eacb w each JJ Rerj Currant Bushes; good

25c small but

25c -h. ooc

Dahlias; large size clump; assorted colors; OC

Cracker Jack or Chums; 10c pkge.