South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 306, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 October 1914 — Page 2

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Aged Ivlan Drifting into City in Search of a kk Friend of Long Ago"" is Homeless and Penniless

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'A o U I d k ri v be ) ff'-r if I :i,iy. I cald liv him. Ife another friend that T if I could nnlv hr.d li ;irounl h'T -oyri" iI hut h ;i :f-fi him -rs ar it at.s a . j 1 1 1 r:; ..'rouri'l t r t;it nvw so j n .ir .v towr ..- liao r.-wii up that I -an't iia'l ir.y.-.-ir. I n vrr hani r.f j s- iith I" 1 i (oi I K'H off" ti" train. hut th il'H a.s far as my ti J t would I t.al o itt and it r.y $7. to-,." I His I'diu' j:c I;liiimd. j HI in- Kmold man lias a tine fa- ' hf-ar-j:o raarky of internpei ance. IK S', ft i.iiudimmed almost to; h'.iadness hy a.L'e an which h lie. v. ith t rs wlo. of his i- or rdiil'ifn r of hi- loneliness. "They'r" all h'irie 1 on tiie same lot. o k in .MIt ?lieny, hut I'll mua'r rat :': th'te to them. mam. I'll nevr ip-t h ' ; ' k there no'A and ho tried a me to in f P.oKf irark th - .A" of hira. so!.-; which "The l.-.s-t to l,o wa dif-d j 1 1 -t a cir a ft 'r H: i...v. II tip- u.other and that will ! i a r ni:tv tli fourth of N'nv. nit'fT " Some wann clothing h is 1 . on. prnid l for the old man and arning''ir.eats h;:vc heen made for him to Terrain at the iridustiial horne until tip' s-f'iated c riti. s can find a prrma- ; tieut home for I made to reach 1dm." Kfforts will bo the house for whif h he last worked in Cincinnati and if that proves unsuccessful he may be plac-d in the Old p.-onlo':; hoine ('ndueted there by the Little Sisters of the l'oor. At any rat'- lie will not a vain be turned into the streets. Meanwhile, huddled in an old arm (hair baniiit; b.M load on the crooked black ear.e. n- is waiting patiently, pitifully pratfful for hi.- temporary .shelter. TRAFFIC BUREAU MAY RE ESTABLISHED RY CHAMBER William Ilaynes Oi-xa nler. Tells of .MYtice Uemleml Ijy TliU Department In Other (Ities. AtiK'n:; the cpiestions that have come up durim,' the inappitLT out of the procram of work for the Chamber of Commerce js- the one of the establishment (if a trallie bureau for the beneiit of members who are shipjfc-rs or receivers of freight and expressai;e. This has been saested by several nu-rubers and William Haynes. thie American City bureau expert in charge of the organization, of the "revitalized" chamber, said today that the establishment of a tratlie bureau would undoubtedly be one of the first matters to he considered by the board of directors. "Two cities in New York state, Syracuse and Rochester," said Mr. Haynes, "are noted for the splendid tratlie service their chambers of commerce furnish. The functions of the tratfic bureau of a chamber are broader than the service in rates, routes, packing, classification, tracking and claims for individual shippers. Yaluable as this serv ice is, it is hut a part of the work that should be undertaken in health Rend. The Chamber of Commerce ' should keep in close touch with the ntire situation, for in the readjustlaent of rates it is possible that a city can l-e so discriminated against that it )is irionslv handicapped. This is of appo i i t a 1 importance to a city tha does suc h ;t volume of manufacturing and jabbine; as done by South Rend." Mr. Haynes is thoroughly familiar with the systems in force in successful tradie bureaus of other chambers, and has already prepared this information for the beneiit of the directors when they come to take np this matter. The Syracuse organization furnishes free to its members all information as to rates and routes, packing and classification. A charge of 1'." cents is made for all claims plus lo per cent com mission on amounts collected. A flat iu collected. A uai u.stae and otlu-e excharge, to cm or ponse, of 1 f cents is made on all tracers, and one cent a bill for auditing. Special services, .such as the preparation briefs or complaints before the interstate or public service commissions are subject to special charges, based upon the actual expi r.sa s. m:u rri:.: comks tri i:. Mrs. CdiL-ht! - What do you think, toy den V Such luck! We leave for Paris in an hour! Really? Mrs. Goliuhtly Ves; we're iroincr to Rasteiir's. .My husband lias .just been bitten bv a mad doir. -Cluh-I'el-low. QUICK PtUVEY :V"H0MtVv ri MICHIPAN SUGAR FOR Dollar or Over . . . Ir Macaroni cr Spaghetti, 3j J 2 10c packages . . vC 5c bcx Tooth Picks 3C 2 cans Wax i f Beans sL J s 2 cans Elarly June J 7 gPeas 1 C 5c bcx Bakmtr Scda 2 cans rCidney Co arts 1 lb. cm Bsing Powder 25c sack Pastry Flour Milk, 3 Iar.e or G jmall cans for 2 10c packages CI?rr.i"ns . . . G ls. Sweit F'otatoes on ... 7 J ...10c . . . . Csf O . . . . il vJk J . . . . Jl v5 C 3 i 35c Brooms, ?t .29c . Home l'honc 20C8 ii

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FUNERALS. The funeral of Mrs. Magdalena T.il'ika, wars- oM. wh di-il Fri!.y morning at tiio .t. Joseph hospital follfuvin. a l.r; IIn.'s. was hfld this morning at o'clock at St. HeJwijp'p ."atholic church. Rev. I'aul Kaczasx-k. a.-istant pastor of tho parish, othf iatcd. IPjrial vms in t. Jo-,-ph cemetery. SKIAIj i:Vi;XTS. Th. ar.iiaal mci ii:.' of Si. Hfvi soc, :y oi m. ik-uwikcs pari.-a w .s heia Miiiuay artc-riiouii at tiif i'.iricfual hail at which the odietTs were ch'ciu ior the ensainc year. a ho results -of the cloftnai were: Teoal i U'itmvi. preid;. at; ihdtslaus Luzny, j ice pr-sideirt; Jo.-, ph ila.msai, trasaier; Wacaaw IIoik.i, sei-rctai; t intent Kus;ik, aiiSiiur; .uenti.:0 ' Walik,rorski axai JStaiuslaus .lauus- ; ak. controllers. Th; iiuiiii; rehearsal of .t. lit d- ! wine's choir will he held Tues.iy ovtii.a at 7:.Jo o'clock at ih old t. Hetiwige scilu'd b liidiiir. Tlie . rca.-es ' ah op.s Z. Halicki. No. 1, will i..' i i 'Juvsaay e c-aiaif at 7 o'clock j lilt r own lull on . Iivision st. HKRSONALS. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraokowiak and child: and ,M.s Katherine I-Talick Kit .anday for Rikhart to visit the letter's mother. Joseph rylewski returned Sunday to his home in Laporte after a brief visit with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew I'o-'.niewics, N. Walnut st., returned ;uiul;.y from Chicago after a lew days' visit with friends. Mrs. Rernice Raczynska has returned to her homo in Chicago after a brief visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary Kalamajska, 110 W. Thomas st. Stephen Cvviklinski returned to Valparaiso following a shoit visit with Ins parents. Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Cwiklinski, HOG W. Division St. Mrs. Mary Papulska has returned to her home in Manistee after a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Kmistantine Kramaszew ski, 70S S. Carlisle ""'Clementine, one year old daughter .Pi j-m: t',(..,alltv,, Kf ?t. .llpil.M,i4. J ... 1 . ' ill. iw i". ii'fl-l.i t :il 1 . , - : i . a. . ii - . 1 in. lji. iviimt r is aiienuin ner. Mr. and Mrs. R. Marnocha of Rlkhait were the u sts of the hitter's mother, Mrs. Mary Xajdek, 907 V. Thomas st., over Sunday. Rert Wasniewski has returned to his home in Whiting after a brief visit in this city. Marion Tomaszewski, druiruist, 11. 'in V. Division St., has returned from a brief visit with friends in Hammond. Miss Katherine Opalcwiez returned today to her home in South Chicago after a few days' vi:?it with friends here. Joseph Roinski returned today to his home in Fort Wayne after a visit of a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kowalski, 719 W. Monroe st. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilojer returned Sunday afternoon to their home in South Chicago after a visit with Mrs. Katherine Nowaczek, Prairie a v. Charles Frackowiak. SI 9 W. Thomas st.. left Sunday for Cleveland to spend a fe.v das with re latives and friends. Joseph Kowalski. $17 W. Thomas st., has left for Toledo to bo the Ktiest for a few days oi Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Kukulski. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller have arrived here from Chicago for a few (bays' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stachowiak, Perkins st. C C. Clinton of Chicago is in the cjty on business. lie is the Lpiest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riliaski, S. Laurel st. ii i:xi LiTi:ii.Kv niotamis. With an excellent program of 10 numbers the members of Polish Falcons Z. Ralicki No. 1 entertained a fair i, 2C atidience s'unday evening in the, z n hall on w. Division st. The pro-ram of the entertainment was as follows: A piano solo. Miss Sophia Wegienka; recitation "Rist Siberii", (Letter from Siberia), by Zyi;munt Guttner; recitation. Miss Louis Gniwecka; a sketch of a life in a depth of the seat, by Czoslaw Czarnecki: recitation. "Sokol Rolski" (Polish Falcon). Miss I Josephine Heczkiew icz; violin solo, j Mieczyslaus Jankowski: and reeitaton, t "Gdy Noc Xad Chodzi" (When the Niprht is Near), Michael Marszewski. i Similar programs will be given ! weekly by the members of the society. . une merary program was given Sunday evening at St. Hedwige's hall by the St. John Cantius Literary society. The program was opened with a j short talk by G. W. J. Kalczynski. who ; presided. Miss Pearl Smogor acted as secretary oi tne evening. i nis w as followed by an address by Rronislaus Magiera. president of the society; duet, violin and piano. Rev. Paul Raczaszek and Casimier Luzny; vocal duet. Miss Lottie Szalewska and Miss Agnes Rrajus; Miss Theophila Makielska played the accompaniment: a monologue, "Waryacka Moda", was featured by Roman Ducki: duet, violin and piano, was given by Henry Luzny and Miss Carrie Luzna; the principal address was delivered thony Zubowicz. C. S. C lv ipv nchaplain of ' the society: recitation, by Miss Angela j Wojtalewez: ocal solo, by Marie Thil- ! man, ac ompaniment was played by Miss T. Makielska. and a violin and I piano duet was given by Rev. Paul ' Raczaszek ami Casimier Luzny. ! The feature of the evening was a ; comedy farce entitled "Ziec dla Pari adv" (flood for Nothinir Son-in-Lawi. t in which the following members took i part: Stanislaus Niedbalski. as Onufry Karpik: Miss Hedwige Putz. as Jadwii;a. his sweetheart: Julius Niedbalski, as Kiksowicz, her father: Miss Agnes Drajus, as Mrs. Kiksowicz. liis wife: Stephen Guzicki, as Roleslaus ' Zmudzki: Rruno Preuss as his lutler, and Roman Pucki, as a Jew, Maszko 1 Szwindelman. , The appreciative audience greeted j i the entertainers -with hearty applause I 'at each number. This is the tirst of a -er;es of entertainments to ho .iven monthly by the society in on effort to provide wnoiesonie entertainment Ir the young people. 3IAKUI A pretty wedding of Miss Theodora Pitula. d.inghter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pitula, Rogers st., and Stanislaus Kesmlcki. son of Mr. and Mrs. John

f Kosmicki of Cb.icago took jdace (J-morning at S:"u o'clock at St. St M'l.ius Catholic church. Rev. R

ace this Stani--Loman Marciniak. C. S. pa-tor of the partsn ier:orrr,et tne ceremony. The attendant. w Miss Anna Pi tula, sister of the Tobolski, . i lo, and Iaiward A r-c-pti'n at tne bono the ride's parents followed the ceremony, j I Among tl'.' 5 ! Joh Kesn tiasts yere Mr. and M micki a::d tamilv d" Chica. ,o. coMr.nv plws c;ivi:.v isv I vol ; pi:o!li:s mjciitty. 1 l n m mi""rs or tne oung i opie s sucicty of St. Stanislaus farish. J-re-

BAD COLD? GET RELIEF AT (EE

i Papers Cold CompoLinci" Ends Severe Colds or Grippe in Few Hours. You can end rripp and break tip severe cold either in head. che body or limbs, by taking t llose of "Rape's C.dil Compound" every two hours until three d. s s are taken. ii pr4mi'iiy opens fiinl-iip uosiriiS ana air pns-a-rcs in the n ad, -stops nasty discharge or nes run-! ! mm.', relieves sick headache, dullness, i "'u-nsiinoss, sore throat, sneezing, sorene.-s and stiftiass. Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing ami snut::;n-,'! Rase your throbliiim' head nntljinir else in the world Liv.-s such prenmt relief nM ' i'.-. c,,i,i c ompound." which costs onlv cents at any drn? st(Jr.-. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, and causes no inconvrnienco. Hf sure you et the genuine. sented the most successful entertainment at St. Stanislaus hall. The pro-ram presented consisted of three comedy -entitled "Miodowe Miesiaco , (The Honeymoon Months) in two acts; "Cioeia IVmria", (Aunt remcia), in one act: and "V Zielonym Uaiku (In the Green (Jrove). in one act. Rach was very interesting and humorous. Sun da v fternf)on at 2 : 0 o'clock n matinee for the children and the ionpie who could not attend in the evenins was: given and in the evening at S o'clock the May was apain presented to a larse tiudit-nce. The cast in the first play was as follows: Severyn Winowski, Casimier ! H?" .,hiwir3v Marie. his wife. Missj A o r c 1..-.- T " . 1 . a. i i i i'iih-w mui, ivaia.-aniy .nuiski. ! Inward La.lur; -ophu. his wife. Miss h-raiie Jankowiak; llekdor Rlazewski. 1- rancis Hartw ik: Artur Plochocki, Stanislaus I'iebich; Rose, maid of Mr. and .Mrs. Winowski. Miss SU 11a Jaroszewska; John, Stephen Danillowcz. Cast in the second play: Graeki, Stanislaus Rielaeh; i.Mrs. Gracka, His wife, Miss Klizabeth Niespodziana; Helen, their daughter. Miss Rernice Sypniewka; Aunt Fenuia. Miss Clara Kdlupa; Waclaw, Casimier Piiarski; Zuzia. Miss l.lancho Jarnszewska; Martin, Stephen Danillowicz. Cast in the third Carl Horski, Mieczyslaus Lewinski: Klizabeth Jawirska, Miss v.lara Kitkowska; Ilanka, Miss Rernice Kolupa, and Franek, Michael Michalski. The oetincr and costumincr of the amateurs and the stage setting were all that could be desired and the play was run off with smoothness characteristic of Dyonizy Gorka, director. Late News from Surrounding Towns XILKS. M.rs. Charles Hillman was brought home from Ann Arbor Saturday and removed to her home in West Niles. Mr. Hillman and her mother, Mrs. Augustine, and her brother, Kdwin Augustine, came home with her. Mrs. Charles Danford of N. Sixth st. is ill with nervous prostration at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Runulin at Pokagon. Roy Koontz is sutfering from a sprained wrist. Miss Hazel McOmber, Y. W. C. A. secretary at Kalamazoo, is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamej McOmber. Miss Carrie Skelding of Detroit is a guest of Miss Louise Milburn. J. H. Forler and W. F. Pierce went to Detroit Saturday and will return in a new car. Mesdames Andrew MoLollan and John Fmery have returned to Hudson lake after a visit with Mrs. Kllen MeLellan and family. Mrs. C. A. Chapin. Miss Ruby and Homer Chapin are in the city from Chicago. Mrs. Henry Korman and daughter returned to Jackson Sunday afternoon after a week's visit with her mother, Mrs. Augusta Kinney. VANDAL! A. Rert Seidl is ill and under the care of Dr. Ijoupee. Hudson Rvans had several ribs broken last week. Kmery Driscol and wife of Jones spem Sunday with Mrs. Kllen Clury. Mr. and Mrs. Frnest Seely of Mottville called at the Wagor home Tuesday. Klva Harmon of Niles transacted business here Tuesdav. I i-u.im n.-on oi uerrien rprini:s was a jruest of his sister Minnie last Sunday. Mrs. Lyons was a Sunday Dowaiae. i I visitor in I Mrs. John Seidl and son Richard called on friends in Cassopolis Thursday. Mrs. John Sullivan of Cassopolis visited with Mrs. Kllen Lutes Tuesj ,Jriri Mrs. Wheeler was in Cassopolis 1 cunesd ay Mrs. C. R. Osborne of Cassopol!? transacted business here last wek. Mrs. Carl Hutchins of Rattle Creek transacted business here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. X. J. 0 opohs are spending th 'rcsby of Casse week at the Denison home. Lola Jaeson is srendinir a few with her aunt, Mrs. I-acon. Wakal'-e. Mr. and Mrs. Co-oriro I'mine days raar were with from I visitors at the Wa truer lionv. Rthel T'pc-lfh so. nt Sunday friends in "'pssor'Tss. Mrs. T'mr.k- Kollnr returned South pend Trsdav. ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES Rn)t!ier of Cirl Tn-atit!y KJIIetl Orade fnKiinj Suoeurnhs. at vrYcn:. l Irak o. t. :6. i .' b. K m erson r-r of Tetrl V'lntly ki'led in the :r. accident ''rii i" " t b 'Tn. v ho v;:'s ir. -! i TPir Four ! -d ' r T'-e .' '1 v dir d td'' of Irs an-t!i r Vr ries. Troy is rat exV'ilh tms. a I i s ne pTTeil to tlvrd i r. ) The oth. r rut "f ' " 1 i c. aTid but.i m :i critical c n 1 e o n ! : t p . n . let m (f (tio : ( ' -" t are TRY NEWS-TIMES WAw I AUS

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f: f FLOOD OF GOLD WILL POUR OVER COUNTRY Federal Itoervc Rank System Will Release $100,000,000 From United States Mints. WASHINGTON, Get. 26. of jrold will pour over the A flood country within the next three weeks. Sec'y McAdoo announced Sunday nierht that the gigantic federal reserve bank system would open on Nov. 16. With the 12 banks thrown open more than $400,000,000, the secretary saws will be. released from the mints and made available to the country's bankers. This coming on top of thetvconsummation of the scheme workea out lu re during the last week for the no5.OuO.uo-J cotton pool will put in I call more than a half billion dollars ! now tied up in government or privatel vaults. j The opening of the reserve banks, j the secretary of the treasury points j out, ought to aid the movements to relieve the tightened cotton situation in the south. In its larger aspect, it i J is calculated here it will go a long. ways toward aiding tne plan or gov-1 j -rnment banking in the International: i -schan ?e for which Sir (5eorge Paish, the English representative of the ex chequer and the American bankers hove been working. AIR DREADNAUGHT ! IS TAKEN PRISONER! Russians Are I sin It With Wonderful Sii(K'esr Says Petiogratl Dl-patch. PARIS, Oct. 2$. A remarkable newaerial "Ireadnouht has been captured by the Russians in Transylvania with her pi! n, the famous Aviator RIatche. according to a Petrograd dispatch to Uie Tern i s. Th'" machine measures ";. feet between the wiims, is ;;z f-M long, carries f.o nun, l;a- an ctator.atii" engine rind ample accommodation for a u ;h k bring gun and ammunition. The Lu..-:ins are using it with wonderful results near War:-aw. They alsa are repairing a ca; urt .1 Z ppel in t- i -o j :nt the THY NEWS-TIMES WANT AUS

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garments is at its best. $18.50 Dresses of 7 " t O TO DISCUSS FEDERATION Reports of Needs of Various Charities Will he Submitted Tonight. A federaton of all South Rend charity and philanthropic apeneies will be effected at the Chamber of Commerce tonight if the plans being made by that organization materialize. Statements of the resources and expenditures of all local organizations have been compiled by the commerce body and will be presented at the meeting tonight. A list a.s complete 5outh Bend's b I VJ- i i

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Special Bargains For Tuesdav and Wednesday ;kani:iatki si ";aii, k lrs. ior CO

WITH SI OKPLU Oil OV K l leaner luind picked Raldwin Apples, 2ihi a iKtk, ikt hushol T.'.c : qts. of very flnet -rjml-r-rie Ittl Alaska Salmon, do, ran, $2.0."), can I V Hosiuty or Rortlen's Condeii-d Milk, ? lue can 2rr, dn c-an- f'f Delicious Svet Corn. !: rati. or doz. can for M.:b" Mxtra siftol Hourly June Pea-, ISc quality, f-is ial at docn each 1 Snidcr's Tomato Soup. re-g. Kk can.- 2 taits for 15c, do. cans sr'' Pork ami licans with tomato sau(t :i can- -,, doz. can-, .tmo Rluc Sea Tuna Pi-li, 1 lb. c.in 21c doz $2.3.i Tornal.Kis, linet hand packed. No. 3 can ca h ljar YuhhoartK lxavy zinc lioanl, -a !i 1 Americ:ui Pamlly Soap or MJt liver. 10 . Ii:irv...:!!i' i

Itcl Kidney IWins ;5 -un- -."c j ran Aiaragn-. it can I'h- 1 Witslihurn's Re-t Sprii Wheat

Co ii 't E2 livery departcomplete in The lines are 1 4 .1 VI I t t n - 0 resses AT $5.95 I r

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in merges or niack, navy, nrown, wine; tj made with Ion? and short waist lins

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tunics, tlare skirts, fancy collars and cuffs. Pelts of velvet, braid and self-material. Sizes 14 to 44.

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At $10.00 to $25.00 1j

Senre also velvets with

satin combinations. The most desirable j

shades are shown plenty of blacks and navy. Dainty collars of face, corded silk, and Roman stripes. Many have lace net sleeves of full length. Beautiful skirt effects brought out with combinations of velvet, satin and net. Evening Gowns AT $15.00 TO $75.00. In chiffon, crepe meteor, soft silk and fine nets. The "New Mandarin" waist effects, a strong feature in these frocks and is often made in contrasting shades of materials. Trimmings of finest laces and ornaments of jet and beads is shown on both the bodice and tunics.

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At 19. 75 and up Unlimited lot of coats in all varieties of materials, shades and styles. The values speak for themselves in the fine tailoring, beautiful linings and handsome trimmings of fur, velvet and braids. See the new novelty effects.

a.s can possibly be secured, of all contributors to t!i.-e organizations will be presented, and the additional money needed for each organization will be set forth. F. comparing a total budget of all it is la-bcvcd a more complete analysis of the plan can be made. i:UTiKjrAki; in tfuin. ROMK. Oct. Turin was vi.-ited by an earthquake today. Considerable damage to property w.,s reported. No It v s were lost, so far a.s known. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS Greatest Grocery 1 St. 2969 i JCKs 1 to! Ici Oats trt-h nnlhtl. 4i 11- -" St;ir lraiiI Hoiidny, tun T Ii nest (ream CI ire-r. 1 R). 2!c I incst Saoy Mlnnui, 1 U. can -'' I1wt larc .Miclil-an VyUh"-. Ikt t".U. l."V, hulled. . .."'. IV;, llarly Juno jaa:ity, can 0c. for . .'. -"' Pnre-t Iifl. r V 1 Kne Ix-af Winter Mnt Hour. '2 1 1-2 lb. -a k. ...... ! I st P.uttcrine in 2 lh. cartons, very h-( ial, - lb-, ft-r ror 'eet Potato--, Id U-. for .V Kalt, lc -aok for 5c Pancv Celery, C sUalk- in a humii, for loc 5 5; rolls Toilet PajH-r. . . . Rc P.tncakc Hour, Mr-. Austin's. ca li Oc. or II for -5c Vinegar, pure cider in full gallon jug-, cadi 35o l ancv hand pK Led Nay lUsin-. 5 lt. for . . Z'Jc Arrow Rrand CofTi-c, cry fancy. -r lb ::c Fancy Old Cnp Santo- Colfiv, por n- -l-'lour, lii 1-1! lb. sack. . ". 7!c r ;1 t i 1 1 i

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