Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 73, 20 January 1909 — Page 2
THE RICHMOND PALL.A DIUM AND SUN-T1LEGBAM, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1909.
AGE TWO.
GjBUGGIST JOUES AGAIN OU TRIAL i " ,.., --V.' jury Selected This Morning Was Asked to Give Knowledge of Intoxicants.
'POSSUM J TATERS Annual Spread by Bethel Folks Will Be Held on Saturday Evening. COL. WILEY PRESS AGENT
FIVE ARE DRINKING MEN CHARGE AGAINST JONES IS THAT HE VIOLATED THE BLIND TIGER LAW DISAGREEMENT IN FIRST TRIAL. '
Practically the same questions that were asked jurors la the former case as to their opinion of the liquor business and their acquaintance with the use of intoxicants were preferred when the case of the State vs. Dr. Arthur Jones of Whitewater came up
in the Wayne circuit court for retrial today. The former trial, resulted In a disagreement by the Jury. . Jones is charged with violating the liquor laws of the state by keeping a place for the sale of intoxicants without a license to to do and with keeping liquors for unlawful sale. , The indictment of Jones Is in t wo counts and constituted an Infringement of what is known as the "blind tiger" law. Seven Are Abstainers. Of; the jury that now la hearing the case, seven have- declared they are not In the custom of using Intoxicating liquors. Five stated they make use of liquor occasionally. One of the jurors said he takes an occasional glass of beer. The jurors were asked if they have such opinion on t he temperance question that it would unfit them or effect their judgment in the case. They were asked also If because of their habit ot drinking or because they do not use Intoxicants their opinion would be favor of Jones, bonis Hampton of New Garden township and James Roberta said they bad such opinions and were excused by the court for cause. Jones Is a Druggist. Jonea la proprietor of a general store at Whitewater. He is a practicing physician and also operates a drug store. It fa charged by the state he mad use of his store as a place to sell intoxicating - liquors. The store -was raided by members of the police force of the city August 13 of last year. " -:
Jones is being defended by Robbins & Robbins. John F. Robbins did not take part in the former trial but appears now as chief counsel. The state is represented by Prosecutor Ladd, -who Is assisted by Wilfred Jessup, former prosecutor.
The annual 'possum supper . which
will be held at Bethel Saturday night
will attract a large crowd from all parts of Eastern Indiana and Western
Ohio in which Bethel is known as a town on the map. Col. Wiley, presi
dent of the board of county commis
sioners and promoters and advertising agent for , the Bethel suppers, declared today he will have to admit his
shortcomings. He asserted that Atlan
ta, Georgia has beaten him out. The southern city's boosters have left the
Bethel magnate at the post. A pos
sum dinner was given at Atlanta and the chief guest was William Taft,
president-elect. Now the Colonel be
lieves he was 'slipped one when such an attraction was not secured for Bethel. How Taft could have gone to Atlanta to eat 'possum, when he
might have enjoyed just as good
meal and better time at Bethel, Wiley
has not figured out.
Without Tatt, however, tnat 'pos
sum supper will be held. There will
be . plenty of good things to eat in
eluding , chicken, potatoes and other
things, ' which the Colonel could not
name today, as he had forgotten his
menu card. ' . ;
KILLED BABBIT
BUT HURT FRIEND
Joseph Caldwell Meets With
. Hunting Accident.
CLAIM OLSON WON
Experts Say Indianapolis Man Had Big Turk Down at Least Twice.
WAS VICTIM OF A SCHEME
Charges of unfairness have been en
red by wrestling experts who saw the Mahmout-Olson match in Chicago
last week. - It is asserted that Olson
had the Turk's shoulders to the mat
twice and would have won had he
been given fair treatment. The scan
dal proceeds further and intimates that Olson was made- a tool whereby
Mahmout by winning would be enti
tied to a match with Gotch; that in
order the Turk might win, the referee
played unfair with Olson. Olson him self refuses to talk about the matter,
wrestlers say tnat Olson is clearly a match for the Turk and in many ways the better man. Gotch is to meet the Turk soon but experts say that the Turk will not even furnish a good exhibition with the present champion.
i Joseph Caldwell of Rushville, well
known . Jn Richmond, brother-in-law
or unaries L.yons of this city, was
shot In the foot while hunting Satur
day, by a friend named Wilson. Cald
well is getting along as well as could be expected and it is not thought that
his injuries will prove serious.
Mr. Caldwell and his friend were out hunting after a snow fall. The former saw a rabbit covered almost entirely by snow and put his foot on It and at the same time, Wilson fired
his revolver, injuring his friend and
killing the rabbit
DUPOIIT DYNAMITE : FACTORY EXPLODES
Three
Killed Details Lacking.
Are
ANNUAL REPORT
or receipts and expenditures on ac
count of Center township tax funds by
the trustee of Center township, Wayne
county, Indiana, for the year ending
Dec 31, 1908:
Receipts.
Jan 8 Balance on hand last
settlement 2,063.31
Jan 27 Distribution . .3,876.12
Jan 31 Interest . . 3.59
Feb 29 Interest 9.10 Apr 1 Interest '9.12
Apr 13 Audited by mistake and
omitted from last report, re
funded 165.50
May 1 Interest 7.2
May 18 Dog tax 201.00 June 1 Interest .............. 5.63 June 3 Contingent road fund.. 25.00 June 30 Interest 4.37 July 15 Distribution 6,510.14
Aug 1 Interest 10.1
Sept 1 Interest 14.69
Oct 1 Interest . 13.89 Oct 31 Interest 12,94 Dec 1 Interest 11.36 Dec 30 Justice fees ... . 4.00 Dec 31 Interest 9.33
Total amount receipts 12,956.45
Disbursements. Jan 18 Lafe Jackson, hauling gravel, dis 3 Jan 18 Chas Ladd, teach dis 8. Jan 18 J Martin, haul sch'l chil
Jan 20 W S Ratlin, gravel Jan 21 Harry Endsley, clean
ing vaults
Jan 22 Milo Harris, hauling
gravel .... 25.00
Jan 29 E M Bowers, gravel.... Feb 5 Chas Ladd, teaching . . .
Feb 8 F E Kempton, teaching
Feb 8 Beulah Eliason, teaching Feb 8 Ada Morgan, teaching.. Feb 11 Chas Ladd, teaching... Feb 14 J Kenney, 26 Ids grav Feb 17 Omer McConaha lumber for bridge Feb 17 J H Martin, haul schl
Chester, Pa., Jan. 20. The Eastern " Dynamite company with its four buildings, was destroyed by a series of explosions this morning. Two men are missing, one dying, three others seriously injured. The plant is owned by the Dupont Powder company. All communication Is broken off and details are lacking. The factory is located at Gibbstown, N. J.
DIRECTORS MEETING. - Directors of the Richmond -Amusement Company met this" afternoon for the purpose of selecting a polo five to represent Richmond in the Indiana league. Three teams have been chosen from which to make the selections.
30.75
10.00 63.00 9.60 2.00
11.87
10.00 60.00 10.00 25.00 50.00
3.90
1.50
10.00 9.00 40.00
10.00 35.00 4.75
11.00
21.65
5.00 61.80
100.00
children 31.50 Feb 19 Chas Ladd, teaching. 10.00 Feb 22 Fannie Silvers, teaching 50.00 Feb 22 W? J Robbins teaching 81.00 Feb 28 Chas Ladd, teaching.. 10.00 Feb 29 Frank Sanders, hauling school children -20.00 Feb 29 John T. Fox, publish-
' ing reports and notices. Feb 29 Hatfield & Mathews, i school supplies ............ Mar 2 Harry Clark, road work Mar 4 Demas Coe, excess dog tax ... ............. Mar. 6 J H Martin, haul schl children .................. Mar 12 Fred DeMoss and Earl Cheesman,' oiling 7 floors. . Mar 12 Chas Ladd, teaching Mar 12 B Brackney, ditch'g rd Mar IS . Jas E Clark, supervision dis 3 . Mar 18 Verlin Nickolson, wk on ford 2 days
Mar, 23 Charles Ladd. institute
fees part pay .............
Mar 25 T E Jackson, 4 cd wood Mar( 27 F Sanders haul scl chll Mar' 28 E J Reynolds sheep
kijled
Marl 28 Beulah Eliason, teach Mar 88 John Fox' 2 cords wood
and fixing pump
Mar 3Q S J Rice office supplies
Mar 30- S J Rice, scl supplies Mar 30 1 Henry Doherty 2 tur
keys Rilled by dogs ........
Apr 4 Cas Ladd bal for teach
Apr 4 Ch,as Ladd bal Institute
and janitor fees , 14.10
Apr 4 Forest E Kempton teach 128.13
Apr 4 F E'l Kempton institute
and Janitor fees 24.42
Apr 4 Beulah. Eliason teaching 120.88
Apr 4 Beulah Eliason bal insti
tute and janitor fees 15.56
Apr 4 Joel B Curtis janitor and
broom ... - 14.25
Apr 4 Earl Cheesman holding
examination Mar 17 2.00
Apr 4 Ada Morgan teaching... 179.58 Apr 4 Ada Morgan institute
and janitor fees 28.68
Apr 6 Wm Crouch janitor work 7.00 Apr 7 Callie Tremps teaching. 160.00
Apr 8 Item Newspaper Co pub
lishing trustee's report 12.90
Apr 11 Will J Robbins institute
and janitor fees 18.60
Apr 11 Will J Robbins teach'e 94.00
Apr 11 Callie Tremps teaching 55.94
Apr 11 Callie Tremps, institute
and janitor fees 22.26
Apr 11 Fannie Silver teaching 174.34 Apr 11 Fannie Silver inst fees 12.80
Apr 11 Carl Martin haul school
children , 31,50
Apr 11 Carl Martin road work. 2.75 Apr 20 P Shadle haul gravel 23.60
Apr 25.Wtlfer ,& Stevens,
school hack
Apr 25 J C Stevens 38 lbs pow
der 3 days' work 15.10
Apr 27 Jas Clark part pay Sup
ervising 10.00
May 2 D B Medearis, haul Ver
lin Nicholson to town school 12.00
May 2 Frank Saunders bal haul
school children 50.00
May 6 M Grace 5 yds g 3d wk 5.00
May 9 J T Druly 92 yds gravel 9.20
May 12 J D Adams Co drag,
sewer, office supplies -. 52.87
May 12 J D Adams Co 6chool
supplies 49.50
May 13 J A Commons bal pro
rata town school 465.26
May 13 J A Commons part pay
tuition town s 40.06
May 13 J A Commons 1-al tui
tion towns 657.21
May 14 Mrs Fleming com mu
sic
May 14 S R Lyons com address May 15 Henry Doherty sheep. . May 18 Earl Cheesman, hauling
school children 40 days ....
June 3 W K Cheesman pt sal June 4 Roberts Bros concrete June 9 J H Lambert 2 cds wood
June 17 E Stevens bridge work June 17 J C Stevens bridge w'k June 17 Roberts Bros bridge
work
June 17 J McGulre bridge wk . June 24 J E Clark pt pay sup'r June 27 J C Stevens concrete
work
June 29 Bertsch Bros pump rep June 20 Bertsch Bros., 2369
feet bridge lumber 66.03
July 4 John Morgan mowing. . 1.50
July 7 J A Driffll haul 11 yds
gravel . ......... 9.90
July 7 Dunbar Bros Co 6400 lbs
coal .. 16.70
July 7 The Dunbar Bros Co
lumber, cement, sewer 70.82
July 8 W L Baker Co 2 road
drags 40.00
July 8 Demas Coe road book.. 18.00
July 10 R A Howard survey. 10.00
July 11 J Morgan mowing yds 4.50
July 15 J C Stevens concrete work ...... July 17 Robt Bond clean ditch July 18 J E Wiley. 6 H atlas.'. July 21 Geo McConaha 80 yds. gravel . ..l.'.V. July 21 J C Stevens lumber, ce
ment, labor .". 62.90 Aue 1 J T Fox 35 cords wood 87.50
Aug 6 J C Stevens concrete
work on culverts 22.00
Aug 7 John Harvey, 17 cords
wood 42.50
Aug 8 Palladium Prtg Co., publishing legal notices Aug 8 J Morgan 2 days work. . Aug 11 C H Rohe 11 rds fence Aug '18 W B Elwood 10 cords wood Aug 22 G W Grames pub tax levy notice Aug 27 Jas Meek shov gravel Aug 27 C W Jordan county institute fees Aug 28 John Morgan mowing.. Aug 29 J E Clark part pay sup Aug 29 C Borroughs work on bridge ...... Aug 29 O Brumfield work on
bridge
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The How and tHic Wherefore oS Mow We Sell Shoes is easily explained by calling here and purchasing our goods. No cheap shoddy trash, nothing but good, serviceable, guaranteed footwear comes from this house If the shoe don't fit don't wear like it should, all you need to do is to bring them back we will either return your money or give you a new pair. That's fair, isn't it?
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Pat. Colt Button, Cloth Top, Short Vamps, just new (spring styles), plain toe or tip or leather top, only $3.50 Feltman's Famous Tramp Last, style, comfort, wear. Ladies', $3 and $3.50, all leathers; Men's $2.50 and $4.00 Green Cloth Top Shoes with Patent Vamp and Plain Toe $4.00 a pair Have you seen the new Wine Shoe for Men $4.00 a pair
A Winter Tan that will stand the water and slush $4.00 a pair Feltman Special $2.50 Shoe for Men. Box Calf, Blucher, Gun Metal, Button, or Pat. Colt, equals most $3.50 Shoes Feltman's $2.00 Honest Value Shoes for Ladies, the best obtainable for the price, very stylish and serviceable.
QUALITY, FIT AND COMFORT GO HAND IN HAND WITH FELTMAN'S SHOES.
9.00
10.00 10.00
80.00 100.00 59.50
4.50 4.00 4.00 12.00 2.00 35.00
36.75 5.77
8.20 8.40 8.88
8:oo
floor oil 10.50
Oct 2 J C Stevens clean 1100 ft
Mark Maudlin's ditch 16.00
Oct 2 J D Adams Co 4. bridges
2 boxing for grader 239.83
Oct 2 J D Adams C i reports
to auditor on trans' ers 2.12
Oct 3 J H Martin hal ech chil 30.00 Oct 3 F K Sanders hauling
school children 45,00
Oct 3 Callie Tremps teichr.. 20.00 Oct 3 Ada Morgan teaiher .. 35.00 Oct 3 J T Fox 3 days w rk on
McConaha bridge 7.00
Oct 3 F Kempton teacher.... 40.00
Oct 3 Fannie Silvers teacher.. 40.00
Oct 7 C E Potter assessment
Co board of education 15.85
Oct 8 J F Harris clean tp part
J. S. Russell ditch .. .. .. 29.03
Oct 10 H Endsley work on
McConaha bridge 3.00
Oct 10 Cass Wiggins stove rep ? : 1.25
Oct 14 George & Nickels haul- l .
ing bridge iron, grader'. ... 1 2.50
Oct 14 G W Wright stone road 3.25 Oct 14 C Crouch wk on bridge 6.00 Oct 14 H H Peel rope for bell. 60 Oct 14 E M Bowers gravel.... 12.88
Oct 15 W K Cheesman salary. 150.00
Oct 17 J Gibson work bridge.. 2.00
Oct 17 C R Milton haul grav.. 3.60 Oct 21 B F Terry freight on br 2.99 Oct 22 J T Fox concrete work
Smelser bridge part pay....
Oct 23 T E Jackson wood.... Oct 23 Rosa Shank teacher.. Oct 24 Martha Bond teacher..
Oct 24 S Scott clean well.... Oct 26 Francis Fender board
Jeane Dickson part pay as per contract 18.00 Oct 28 J T Fox bal cement
work McConaha. Smelser bdg's Oct 28 J T Fox work on lock and well at No 2
8.00 40.50 50.00 50.00
2.00
4.00
1.00
Dec 5 P Shadle ser as sup full Dec 5 C Endsley hauling.... Dec 5 H Otten haul and grav Dec 5 B Herbert haul grav.. Dec 5 O Study haul grav.... Dec, 5 T Morgan haul grav.. Dec 5 J A Rife 5 sheep killed by dogs . . . . Dec 7 L Hoover gravel .. Dec 7 Z H Meyers grav & haul " Dec 8 D B Medearis gravel..
Dec 9 J D Adams Smelser brd Dec 9 J D Adams Co mo state Dec 10 Richmond Morning
News legal ad
Dec 12 E Lantz haul gravel. Dec 12 M Beltzel sch sup.. Dec 12 A Wolfe gravel .. ..
Dec 12 C Bertram gravel.... Dec 14 E M Bowers gravel .. Dec 17 WL Baker Co tp sup. . Dec 17 W ! Baker Co sch sup. Deo 17 J F.Harris gravel .... Dee 17 J D Adams Co 2 bridges 1 drag in full to date . Dec 18 J T Fox repair pump.. Dec 18 Dunbar Bros Co lumber j cement, sewer Dec 18 Dunbar Bros Co posts Dec 19 J Kenney gravel .. .. Dec 19 J T Lyons haul gravel Dec 19 Bertsch Bros lumber.. Dec 19 Bertsch Bros rep pump Dec 19 A Kramer gravel .. .. Dec 23 R McMinn eravel . .. Dec 23 D Reville haul school children In full to date.... Dec 23 F Sanders haul chil..
120.00 Dec 24 B Weiss gravel & haul 25.50 36.00 Dec 24 J C Stevens clean tp 18.15 part L M Jones ditch pt py 20.00 9.10 Dec 26 H Myers gravel 26.50 8.80 Dec 26 H Otten gravel 40.00 39.00 Dec 26 Ella Williams damages 10.00 Dec 26 Rosa Shank teaching 25.00 in full to date 119.40 7.88 Deo 26 Rosa Shank jan and 20.50 Institute fees in full to date 18.22 16.25 Dee 29 F Fender boarding J
89.00 Dickenson as per con 29.00
1.50 Dec 29 C Capeller oiling 6 school houses, slating black2.00 board clean 12 vaults, mov-
16.50 Ing store 25.00
3.00 1 Dec 30 F E Kempton teacher
46.20 In full to date 146.73 2.80 Dee 30 C B Jackson gravel .. 16.30 21.25 Dec 30 Ads Morgan teacher.. 40.00
13.20 Dec 30 W K Cheesman handl-
9.50 Ing school books 5.00
75 : Dec 31 F McMinn gravel .... 6.88
j Dec 31 O K Dunbar nails, bolts 1-20 295.20 i Dee 31 O K Dunbar lock brush 1.90
2.00 Dec 31 W King gray. haul.... 62.30
Dec 31 C Wilson sharpening
103.65 pick and mending. , ...... 40
5.20 Dec 31 S C Shank work on hck 1.00
2.10 1 Dec 31 J A Commons town sch
3.75 part pay.. 392.04
51.75 Dec 31 J A Commons town sch 2.90 part pay 500.00 2.20 Dec 31 W K Cheesman salary 31.50 expenses storage on tp property, library, etc 310.00 71.00 Summary. 45.00 For the year ending Dec. 31. 1908:
Balance on hand last settlement
Township fond, f342.lt; local tuition.
f 346.54; special. 8357.30: road. $888.29; dog. 9129; total. S2.063.31.
Receipts Township S1.S27.28; stale
tuition, $1,130.84; local. $3,468.47;
special, 9z.sz2.ii; roaa, si,.; uos.
9201.
Disbursements Township, 11,443.-
87; state tuition. $1,130.84; local. 12.700.27; special. $2,127.42; road. $2.374..
03; dog. $95.50. Balance on hand Jan. 4, 1909 Township. $225.59; local. $1,114.74; special. $1,051.99; road. $467.70; dog. $2844(0; total. $3,084.52. State of Indians, Wayne County, ss: The undersigned, being duly sworn upon his oath, says that the within Is a tree and complete showing of all the moneys received and paid out. as he verily believes, and that the various Items of expenditure Vsredlted have been fully paid In the sum stated
and without express or Implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or paid to him or to any other person; and that he has received no money nor article of value In consideration of any contract made by him as trustee. . WM. K. CHEESMAN. Township Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before mo this, the 4th day of January, 1909. RICHARD SMELSER. Chairman of the Advisory Board.
30.99 3.25 3.00 29.00 31.50 7.00 25.00 3.50 5.00 5.00
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SZxctZnq TcccCsy, Thursday and Saturday Morning, Afternoon and Evening.
10.06 4.00 6.80 25.00 1.40 3.50 9.00 4.50
10.00 6.75 9.00
Sept 1 Richard Smelser, salary advisory board Sepfr 1 W J King salary advisory board Sept 1 John T Fox salary ad- ' visory board .............. Sept 2 John T Fox work McConaha bridge Sept 4 A R Hutton, 6 Diozos disinfectants .............. Sept 5 Chas Cappeller, cement- ; coing 6 schl houses, cleaning same, oiling floors Sept 6 J Morgan cleaning, repairing at No. 7 .......... . Sept "12 C Endsley wk bri....V Sept 14 Rosa Shank teaching Sept 17 S C Shank wk on hack Sept 19 O K Dunbar 19 pks cement and sash cord ....... Sept. 19 O K Dunbar, shovels, picks, bolts and nails Sept 22 Robt Medearis clean well at No 9 Sept 22 Martha Bond teacher Sept 23 B F Terry, freight . . . Sept 25 W K Cheesman salary ': part pay; . . Sept 26 J C Stevens work on bridge . Sept 28 A H Horner repairing ' tp grader Sept 28 W B Elwood 8 cds wd Sept 28 Rosa Shank teaching Sept 30 Omer Brumfield work on McConaha bridge ....... Sept 30 Dunham's Pharmacy, 16 "pks" Cementico. 10 gal.
5.00
5.00
5.00
12.00
3.00
75.00 3.50 6.00 15.00 9.50 9.00 8.32 4.00 15.00 2.47 100.00 4.00 2.15 20.00 " 40.00 .4.00
Oct 30 H Hooney wk culv.... 1.50
Oct 30 Ada Morgan teacher.. 40.00
Oct 31 J T Fox le ditch notice 3.00
Oct 31 Louisa Hill 11 chickens
killed by dogs 5.00
Oct 31 W T Mathews 5 chick
ens killed by dogs 2.50
Oct 31 J Bowman cleaning
ditch work on bridge 1.75
Oct 31 J Bowman wood . . . . 30.50 Nov 2 F Sanders haul sch chil 45.00 Nov 3 M Grace grav dis 1 67.37 Nov 3 F E Kempton teacher. . 40.00 Nov 4 Rosa Shank teacher. . . . 25.00
Nov 4 J H Martin haul chil.. 30.00 Nov 4 C H Means & Co blankets for hack .. .. 3.65
Nov 7 H Wolke 68 yd gravel.. 10.20 Nov 7 J E Clark road sup.... 20.00 Nov 14 H Myers 581 yd gravel 72.62; Nov 14 Fannie Silvers teacher 45.00 Nov 14 S C Shank rep hack. . . 5.00 Nov 14 J F Medearis 57 y grav 7.12 Nov 14 C Gower 10 yd grav.. 1.00
Nov 14 J E Clark sup part pay 20.00 Nov. 17 V Hosier 70 yd grav.. 8.74. Nov 18 C F Jackson 110 yards i
gravel .. .. 10.10
Nov 18 Hatfield & Mathews,
school supplies .. ... ... ..
Nov IS E B Martin, gravel.. , Nov 21 J Study haul grav.. Nov 21 J C King gravel Nov 21 R Smelser gravel .... Nov 21 J F Harris gravel.... Nov 21 J L Gibson haul grav
Nov 21 F Pardieck gravel ... Nov 24 F Sanders haul chil.. Nov 25 H Eliason gravel .... Nov 25 J F Harris grarelNov 25 W Endsley gravel .. Nov 25 W McConaha lumber Nov 28 C B Jackson gravel.. Nov 28 W S Ratliff gravel. i..
Nov 28 J Bowman 5 turkeys
killed by dogs.. ..- ..
Nov 28 A Cheesman gravel .. Nov 28 M : Grace gravel .... Nov 30 M A Stevens view dam
Nov SO J C Harvey view dam
i Nov 30 J A Commons viewing
damages .. .. .,
Nov 30 J K Eliason gravel .. Nov 30 J H Martin haul chil.. Dec 2 S L Ladd ser sup In full Dec 2 B Weiss gravel .... Dec 2 D Smith ser sup in full Dec 2 J E Clark bal as sup. Dec 5 Callie Tremps teacher.'. Dee 5 F'AnW i man haul grav Dee 5 P Bennett haul grav. . Dee 5 Martha Bond teacher Dee 5 Rosa Shank teacher....' Dos 5 Fannie Silvers teacher.
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3.00 2.00 9.00 2.00 40.20 20.87 9.00 . 7.10 45.00 12.80 41.87 18.40 ! 1.92 6.50 i 11.83 j 9.00 7.30 6.37 1.25 1.25 1.25 2.20 30.00 120.00 35.95 120.00 40.00 3O.0O . 15.75 6.80 f 25.00 ;
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20 per cent discount on all goods In our China Department including every piece, nothing reserved. If you are at all in need of any china or queensware of any kind, now is your opportunity, at a great saving in cost. A Few off ttltoe Mamy HBaFa5inis We Are CfificFfinngf
100 PIe HavUand China Dinner Sets $75.00 Sets, less 20 How ..... SC0.00 $60.00 Sets, less 20 Now $40.00 $40.00 Sets, less 20 Now $32.00 $35.00 Sets, less 20 Now ..... $20.00 $25.00 Sets, less 20 Now..... $20.00
100 Piece Porcelain Dinner Sets
$20.00 Sets, less 20 Now ..... 810.00 $18.00 Sets less 20 Now .....$14.40 $15.00 Sets, less 20 Now..!.. 012X0
$12.50 Sets, less 20 Now ..... CI0.C0 $ 7.50 Sets, less 20-f Now ..... $ 0.00 $ 6.00 Sets, less 20 -Now ..... 0 4.00
All open stock patterns in dinnerware and all Cut Glass and Fancy China included in this sale. ; ' .
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