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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-27
entertainments.


Gus Hills New York Vaudeville Stars
| had packed house again last evening.
Burns and DonnelIy open the bill with q
meritorious Irish act. Lillian Mason, an
English singer, sang acceptably. Foster
and Lewis presented funny comedy
sketch. Luciano Tatali is probably the
strongest feature Of the bill. He does
some marvellous centof lion work. Van
Leon and Barton in "knock about" acts,
Lttlefeld, who initiates birds and anil
mails, Harris and Walters, sketch artists,
Bryant and Ssvllle, comedians, the Far
mum brothers, tumblers, were all good in
their respective parts. The afterpieoe
"Count No Count" provoked much merri-
ment. The performance will be repeated
this afternoon and evening.
Russell Brothers, comedians, with their
large variety company, will appear the
last three days this week. Their perform
ance is said to be Hrst GLASS.
All the scenery used in the production
of 1.-THE House With Green Blinds, 4"
which is to be produced here on the FIRST
three days of mex week, is carried by the
company.
HYPERION
The work of two very differently i'm
pulsed and equipped men ia strongly ap-
parent in "Ac,oss the Potomac" which is
to be produced here on Friday night and
Saturday afternoon and evening. All
through the play the audience ia hurried
from moments of quietude and touches of
sentiment that have already found TO-
mantle record-this the outcome of Mr..
Alfriend-to the activity and sensational
ism which smacks of the theater-and this,
of course, is Mr.. Pitou's.
The story is the actual one of family
against family, the sons and daughters
lovers-of those already related being torn
apart to be reunited after the excitements
and hazards and sufferings incident to
their adherence to conflicting causes. The
first and second acts present very spirited
martial scenes
Lottie Collins will be here on Monday
evening next in connection with the New
Howard Athen @um company. She appears
in new production that far surpasses
TIA Rs- Rs," entitled "a Naughty Substi-
tute."
PoLI's WONDERLAND.
One of the best vaudeville and novelty
shows ever seen in this city is presented at
Polls Wonderland theater this week. A
packed house was present last night and
another in the afternoon. Among the
special features are the three Albions In
their scrobatic comedy, introducing some
Of the most pc ,uliar and laughable aero
batic tests ever seen; and Raye, the Ser
pentine and contortionist wonder.
Next week Mr.. Poll presents rare at
traction-two fine performing bears. A
woman and a midget will have wrestling
bouts with the animals. This will be the |
hrst appearance of the show In America. |
1t comes direct to Mr.. Polls from q very
successful European engagement. From |
here they go to Pittsburg to open a three |
months engagement. No doubt crowds |
will witness the performances.
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COUGH UP THAT FRESHMAN.

A Cry That Was Heard Among Col
leg1ans Last Night-LtveIy Times
Disg listed Sophs.
"Cough up that freshman" was the cry
that was echoed from one upper classman
to another, last night, but somehow the
freshmen were not "coughed up" bit.
They must have been in hiding somewhere
among the dark cavities of the bronchial
tubes, for it was only after two hours
hard foraging that six frightened young
sters were gathered in snd lined up in
front of Prokasky's. Their trousers were
rolled Cp to their knees, and their coats
turned inside out, and in this manner
they went lock step down to Paul Wells,
with Coxswain Boie. on their shoulders
Another crowd had captured some unfor-
tunate freshies, and were already giving
them instructions there, 80 the other
crowd had to march back to "Pro Is"
again. The room where the boys used to
turn in their cash to Brady & %. WAS
opsned, and there the stump speeches
were made from dry goods boxes to
An admiring throng. The freshmen were
let off easily, snd in short time the crowd
had dispersed. All the '97 men must have
been given Instructions before, for 1t was
almost impossible to capture one. These
were only taken after hard work and hair
breadth adventures that gave added zest to
the chase. One energetic junior only got
his man. after being refused admittance by
the landlsdy, by climbing to the top of
woodshed and from there into the window
of his victim, from where he dragged him
bodily to the scene of carnage The sophs
were disguised with the lack of fun last
night, will spend most of to-day In locating
subjects ready for the fun tonight. Now
that the rush is q thing of the past the
DOOR freshmen have no chance to get even
with their prosecutors, and they will have
to make the best of the wrestling which
will come off soon.
Silverware for wedding gifts at reduced
,..I>.- - lIl-.-lLax,Ia iasualozu
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buy the Belmont shoe for boys school
wear.
D. W. CosoRovE & Co.
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Special ApIiIes.

When you buy candy buy Huyler's Z,
Hewitt & Co., Selling Agents. fit
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-27

Deanr Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheu.
matism and neuralgia Entirely vegetable. Sal :
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MALLEY, Nicely - co.

Nkw HAVEN. Wednesday, sspt- 2. isas.
TELEPHONE
No. SIS.
The yeathsr to-day-Futr
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What does the New Store
mean ?
l. A roomy, convenient
new main entrance on Chapel
Street winged by two elabor-
ate display win dows.
ii. A department Of
Dress Goods which for eX-
tent and character will rank
with some of Americas best.
1t could rightly be called The
Dress Goods Store.
III. See T hurs d a Us
Paper.
When an Importer is
| pinched for money, he refuses
not even a small cash offer
for goods. Our knowledge
of such a dilemma is what
brought these magnificent
Velvets to you at $3.50 a
yard.
Mousse Myrtle
| Evtque Emerald
Tabac Chicago
| ElectTique Nile
SerpoleS Kama
Boxes and goods speak foi
the newness. The high price
stores cbarue Won 500
New Main Entrance, Left.
In the lower left aisle Of
the new store, find a counter
devoted specially to low price
, Dress Goods. A great varf-
, ETY. of two-toned novelties in
all colors to suit varying tastes
, at MirtJ-Mime $50 cents a
yard. Worth a half dollar Of
any body's money.
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TO HAVE A DEBATE.

CHOW to Attack the Liquor Evil.''
Members of the Young Mems Christian
association are expecting a rare treat
Thursdsy evening, October 5, when a de-
bate on the above subject will be held
The three different phases of the subject
will be ably supported as follows: Moral
suasion by Rev. J. Lee Mitchell, who is it's
ardent advocate; enforcement of law by
Mr.. s. P. Thrasher, who has shown by his
actions that he thoroughly believes in that;
and the ballot, by Rev. ]. a. Mason, whose
firm stand on this subject is known to
many. Each speaker will be allowed thirty
minutes in which to present his side of the
question, after which ten minutes will be
given each in which to reply. An inter-
eating debate is anticipated. The gymnas-
ium ball at the rooms, 713 Chapel street,
will be used to accommodate the large
audience which is expected. The young
men of the city are cordially invited.
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mRNDRL & FRKRDmAN,s,

Thursdhy Bargains!-The Talk of the
Town! - Tomorrow, Thursday,
From q. m. TO p. m.-Goods
Bought ut = Great Sacrifice VIII be
Sold at These Prices:
Mems all-wool gray shirts and drawers,
cost at mill 84c and retailed In large stores
for 81, will sell Thursday at 69c.
Csmels' hair wool seainltss scx, 25s
qusl!ty, for Thursday IL 1-2c.
Mems silk embroidered night shirt
worth 81, at 49c.
Ladies' winter weight msriao WOOL vest,
crochet neck and psarl buttons, cost at
mill 4Oc and retsiled at SOC These
will sell Thursday at CSC.
Ladies' hose, seamless and fast black.
value zoe, will sell at lie.
MUSLIN UNDERGARMRNTs
A Chance In a Life Time 10 Buy Fine
Undersarments mt Such n Sacrifice.
Ladies' drawers made of Fruit of tie
Loom cotton, which any lady would think
bargain at 40c, will sell Thursday
| at 15c.
75o gowns at SOC. 81 drawers at
| soc. EOS corset covers at &c.
Ladies' skirts trimmed with IS inch
| Hamburg founos. worth 81, at soc
| 25c aprons at IL 1-2c.
Misses drawers made of Lonsdzle cot
ton. all sizes, at lie.
Corded corset waists, worth 40c, al
l0c. Infants knit sscques, sold every
whsre at SOC, for Thursday 29c
Infants knit sscques, usual price 25c
Thursday at 15c.
Notions and Dressmaker suPpIIes.
Panic Prices for staple Goods
Blue zeal vassline bottle Sc
Large spool bssting cotton lie.
Turkish wash cloth &c.
zoe hair curlers at DC.
200 tooth brushes at DC.
Feather stitched braid at &c
| Clark's 200 yds machine cotton at Sc
Fast black dsrning cotton, doz card
for DC.
MENDEL Il FREEDMAN,S
TIA Chapel strees.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
In West Divinity Hall Yesterday
Morning.

In West Divinity Hall Yesterday
Morning.
There was daring attempt at robbery
in West Divinity hall yesterday morning
by a fourteen year old ''mucker," as the
college boys cay. Charles S. Stephenson
'05 s., was sitting In his room on the
ground floor of the building early in the
day, when he noticed that the door be-
tween his sitting and bed rooms was shut,
although he had left It open short time be-
fore. Thinking to investigate this, he
started toward the door, when he noticed
a large part Of his wearing apparel vanish
ing over a high board fence near by. He
jumped out of the window and started in
pursuit of the thief. The juvenile burglar
dropped his spoils and fled. As he had a
good lead be managed to get away in safe
ty. Stephenson has missed some clothing
and other things before and thinks that
this was not the boys frat informal call.
He probably made his entrance while Ste
phenson was out short time before.
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A Double Upset.

William E Beach of Montowese, while
sitting on his wagon intoxicated yesterday
noon at the corner of State and Edwards
streets, fell off and landed near his horses
heels. The animals turned suddenly and
collided with two horse team on which
was Colonel A1bee~ of the brigade staff.
Both wagons were upset. The firenen of
No. 8 dragged Beach out from the wreck.
He was unhurt. Colonel Albee was thrown
to the ground, but escaped injury His
wagon was damaged. Beach drove or, but
was soon sftsrward arrested for drunken
ness,
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CONCERNING B0RNEO.

Rev. MIR. Btddle Correets q Popular
Impression That Had Gone Forth.
Rev. E George Biddls, pastor Of the
Zion A. M. E. church on Foote street,
where Borneo Musksgo, the kings scn, wss
arrested last Sunday evening, charged with
obtaining money under false pretensee,
wishes to correct few errors which have
been stated in the press.
He says Borneo was not occupying the
pulpit when arrested, but was seated in a
pew among the congre CATION. The arrest
was made very quietly and was known to
but few in the congregation until the pas
tor himself announced the fact at the close
of the service.
Mr.. Biddle says that Muskago never rep
resented himself to him as a minister of
the gospel, but as student studying for
the ministry at the college at Greensboro,
N. @. He did not ask for funds for mis-
sionery work, but to help carry him
through college. He came to Mr. Biddle
armed with letters of introduction from
various clergymen, which purported to be
and probably were genuine.
An error was made In regard to his hair
1t Is of reddish color. He stated to Mr..
Biddle that what money he obtained was
by giving an exhibition of walking on cut
glass, which he was able to do on account
of the cuticle on the bottom of his feet
having become hardened by constantly 60
ing barefooted in Africa.
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Silverware for wedding gifts at reduced
prices at Silyezthsu's, jewellers.
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For men thinking abou

w o II Il
have been IS cents. House
Goats have just come and
will be ready by the time
that you are.
Mems Furnishings.
Not only have Ladies' or
binary Vests and Drawers
come to stay but also the Jer-
sey Union Suits and Eques-
trian Tights.
Advantages Of uniform weight and
warmth Easy TO dress over. No dis
comfort from ruaiing up in ere&ses and
Jumps Perhaps you saw The complete
Jersey Union Suits, SI.oo,
$r.S5, $500, $3.25, $3.50,
$500.
Equestrian Tights S1.oo.
$I.25, $I.5o, $I.75, $500.
Some American, some Euro
pean products.
Ladies best combed Egyp-
tian Vests and Drawers, 80
cents each. Ladies' Natural
Jersey Vests and Drawers, Is
cents each, worth an even
dollar.
Hosiery and Underwear.
In Table Linen I case of
Turkey Red Damask, red
and white and red and green,
IS cents a yard, worth so
cents. Our Linen Customers
say they always get just what
they come for.
The Big Store is head
quarters for Clocks that
awake Yale boys in time for
recitation or any time they
say. Just as good for every
: body else requiring to awake
at a certain hour.
Jewelry Counter.
Kceb an eye on tie mc5O
Center Tables, Chapel 81.
Corner Entrance. Not a day
a0ithOut something Of special
interest 10 shippers a0ho are
catching the chances.
MALLEY*NEELY4sp@'
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1x,ve r.sst-Aavs Fine.

Going 10 Chicago aud east yonr shoft
quick rcuto 10 via st. Paul and ''Ths Nortl..
westo a Line" Leave Butte Gas Z. M.
Helena lo:1E a. N. to-day, reach st. Paul
SOS g. n. second day, connecting with fast
day train of 1.-THE Northwestern Line"
leaving 81. Paul 500 a. m. daily and arriv-
ing Chicsgo $3.50 p. NJ. same day. making
less than sixty-three hours from Butte and
hss than sixty hours from Helena. which 10
several hou,o less time than via any other
lime to Chicago.
This 9:sb r. m. arrival in Chicago irsurss
eonpsetion with all tho principal lines from
Chicago east. and 'The Northwestern
Line" 10 the Only line from st. Paul that
apAkss Ill Of these conneciions In Chicago.
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ss' ssMrNr Nor1cE-TnE LEO Mls1N,

A sS' SsMFNT NOTIrE THE LEO MINING
"A and Milling Company OF Montana; works
located three and ons half miles from lutte,
silver Bow county. Montana.
Notice il hereby given that at \ meeting Of
trustees OF said company held on the Path day Of
was levied upon tn, sapita' atock. of rail com
pAny. payable on tn, Sd day Vt July, ls9' to j. I'm
T.. Meyer. secretary OF said company. 1t tile Office
Of tho Leo Mining and Milling company " Mon
tana. room No. al0 Commercial building, 81,
Louis, Mo.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on tho 10th day of July, 1879. shall
be- doomed delinquent. and will DO duly adsor-
tined for sale at public auction, and unless n.y.
Of august. 1899, to. pay tho delinquent assess-
ment. together with the costs Of advertising and
expense Of sale. JpHN Y. MEYER.
Secretary Of kaid Company.
Hoom No. 40 Commercial building. St Louis,
No., Oi6co Of kaid Company.
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Dr.: f. G. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment. a
s.Pecific, for Hysteria. Dizziness. Fits, Neuralgia
Headache. Nervous Prostration caused by alcohol
Or tobacco. Wakefulness. Mental pepr ssion,
6oftening of Brain. causing insanity, misery, do.
cay. death. Premature Old age. Barrenness, Loss
OF Power in sither sex. Impotency, Leucorrhoa
SpermatoIrhna, caused by over-exertion OF
brain. telf-sbues. oysr-indnlgence A months
II, 8 for IS. by mail. We guarantees 6
boxos to cure. Each order for 8 boxes with IS
send written guarantee to refund if not
eured. Guarantees issned only by b. n. ParcheD
& Co.. sole agents. Helena, Mont.
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Burglar to tho wea,thv

New YORK. jane 7-Stolen silvsrvare
and jewslry to the value of several thou.
sand dollars was found this afternoon in q
furnished room in the rear of Chatham
square. which Was q portion of the many
robhe'ies committed by Frank Davis, who
was arrested about u week ago on Fifth
avenue. slip Of paper bearing the names
OF manv distinguished ladies throughout
the country. whose houses the daring OBJ
bers intended to loot was In the collection
OF recovered spoils. Among the names
we're those Of Mrs.. Armour of Chicago.
and Mrs. Charles Croker and Mira. Leland
Stanford, Of San Francisco.
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synpa,,y Tor Irlsh p,,sone,s.

New YoAx. juas Tan amnesty demon
stration II ths interest Of Irish political
prisoners aimed In English jails was hsld
tense hsat the hall was packed. City
OhaabtrlaiA Joseph ]. ODonoahus pre-
sided. and delivered . spssoh II which he
appealed strongly Tor executive !ntsrven.
tion ON tho part Of the United States gov
. nment IN behalf OF men who are Ansri.
can sitizsns. Letters expressing sympnthy
with the movement were received from
senator Hill. Gov. Flower. and others.
Iesolutions were adopted In o%onsonance
with UDop oghuo's address.
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WARRINGTON. June THE Star SAYS:
president Cleveland's statement a. to the
time he proposed to call congress together.
and the reasons which will lead him to do
10. IL clearly interpretable a. iniicnting a
discrimination to continue using the gold
reserve to the extent necessar;. and not 10
issue bonds. He desires that the full grav-
tty Of the situation be apparens at the time
OF the meeting Of congress, so tho legisla-
tive branch Of the government shall have
tho duty pressing upon Thorn to correct
laws protecting financss."
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hnfs snai Icnsctiya.

BRAxDRxrH's PILLS ars ths safsst and
most effective remedy for indigestion.
%itregularity Of tho bowels. consti. alton.
b%iliousncss. headache. dizzinoss. malaria,
or any disease arising Il om nm impure state
Of the blood. They have been In use In this
county for over fifty years. and the thou
sands Of uninpeachnbls testimonials from
those who have used them. md their con-
stantly increasing sale. IL incentl ovsrtible
evidence tlAt they isIform oil TINT is
claimed for them.
sold in every drug and medicine store.
either plain or sugar coated.
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eighteen miles ftsm the mouth Of the cavc.
= note written By a nswspapsr s%orrsspon-
dent, JehA Moore. saying ths party had
lest ito way In An unexplored portion Of ths
cave aud oalling Tor help. adding that they
weHc without food and water and would
surely perish II not sosn ssscorsd. john
Was almost dslitious from : wound
= ths head caused BY . fall in the cave.
b people Of Hot Springs ass greatly ex-
oitsd sndfall. who know .anything Of tbs
cave have jeiasd The sssYch.s
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Now Try This.

II will eoss you nothing and will surely
do you good. II You have . cough. cola. OF
my trouble with throat chest or lungs.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for oonsurn ntion'
coughs and colds is guaranteed to give re-
lief. OF money will be paid back. Sufferers
from 10 grippe found it just the thing and
under its use had a speedy ana perfect rs-
covery. Try . sample bottle At our expepse
and learn for Yourself just how good a thing
u ls. Jrial bottles free ut II. Nj. parchen
d Co.'s drag stera. Large sixs SO esnts and
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A County Treasurer short.

JEFrERsoHvILLE. Ind, June 7.-Al. Jsn-
kins. treasurer Of Clark county, resigned
yesterday, assigning that his physical ooa-
dition would not admit further continu-
anos In office. Rumots gained currsnoy
that jenkins was q dcfaulter. Mr.. Roaer,
the new treasure. admits that jenkins 10 a
dsfaultsr TO the amount of perhaps Sl5, 600,
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Leat la CnYe.

MMNEAPoLIs. June IA special 10 ths
Tribune frsm Hot Springs. 8. D.. says the
guides who went into Wind cave to search
for Mind-Rsadsr Johnstono who. With
Newspaper men and q guide, went into ths
cave in search of hidden articles, foaad
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Per Volume.

NOTICE no CREDITORs-IN THE Dis
~ trict csurt of tho First Judicial district Of
the state Of Montana. in and for the county
Of LOWS and Clarke.
fetate Of Benjamin w. Crovniushield do
ceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, exc.
w. Crowninshield. deceased. to tho credi or OF
and all perfons hayiny cIaiins agsinst { o sAid
deceaeed. to exhibit them with tho n csssary
LEGATION Of this notice to tho snid executor a.
the law oil CO of M.sssnn Eullare. Eoom 4 Gold
Block, In the city of Helena. in the county of
] owls and I lsrke. state Il Montana. The ssme
be nv the place for the trsnsast ION OF he busi-
nsse OF said estate in the county OF 'lowis and
Clarke.
BOWDUIN ERADLEE CROwNINSHlEI,D.
Executor Il tho last will and testament OF Zen
jsmin w. Crowninshisld, deceased.
Dated May 81, A. d. 1893.
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Opinion Of the stnr,

II You are tired and never hungry. Hoods Bar
will make you feel strong and we'll.
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IF
you
REPOSED
CONFIDENCE

In a trusted friend whose judg-
ment was conceded to be good
in matters of finance and invest
ment, and he should advise you
of a legitimate and judicious way
to make money, wouldn't you
naturally avail yourself of the
chance? You would not only
accept the suggestion, but you
would feel very grateful. Sup
pose you regard us in the light
of such a friend, filled with good
intentions to serve you and in
every way qualified to do SO. Let
us make known to the reading
masses YOUR capabilities to serve
the purchasing public, making a
feature of your especial claim OF
whatever nature, and the best of
results will follow. ADVERTISE
ALL THE TIME-make no ridicu-
lous distinction between dull
times and good times-but never
insert an advertisement of any
nature, kind or description that
has not been carefully prepared,
and that says only what you want
to say, and says only what you
CAN and WILL do to the letter.
The DAILY INDEPENDENT.
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Act like magic on the Stomach, Liver and Bow
Nervous Disorders, Slseplessness, Loss Of Appe.
lite. restores the Complexion; perfect Digestion
follows their nse. Positive cure for S;ck Head
take. Large walls ofbo pills .b cents. Sold by
Il. HI. ParGheR 4 Co. druggists. Helena. Mont.
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A Japanned Flour Can to
hold so lbs will prove a pro-
ftable investment for the
summer. No chance for
vermin to get at the flour,
and the cost only $1.25.
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II PROVIDER.

Well sell you to-day, maybe
tomorrow, anyhow as long as
they'll last, choice selected
bananas at 3oc dozen. They're
just ripe and just right, but we
haven't got enough Of them.
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Ice Cream Freezers.

Among your hot weather
wants may also be Ice Cream
Freezers. None so good as the
"Lightning," and the "Light-
nowhere as cheap as here:
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Fresh Cherries, white or
black, at $1.ss per box Of 10
lbs. Will give you an oppor-
tunlty to preserve. Won't be
much cheaper this season.