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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-17

Il the First Circuit, Hawaiian Islands. IL the
matter OF the E-tate of L. y. KAUAI, late of H.
nolulu oahu, deceased, intestata.
On reading and filing the petition # Alfred
W. Carter, Administrator of said estate pray
ilg for an order Of sale Of certain real estate
be onging to the interstate. situate on the Island
of Mo.okai, being the reInises de-cr bed in
K ?. Grant No. I'll, K. 7 62yg. and two pieces
in Apara .. l. c. A. $3.50 B., containing 81 acres
more o. less, and setting forth certa n legaI
reasons WHY such real estate should be sold
tO-wlt: the eXtiuguishment of debts.
1t is hereby ordered that all persons inter
ested in the said estate. appear before this
CO4rt on FRIDAY. the 9Th day OF April A d.
1924, at 10 O'Clock 4 ", at the Court Room of
this Court in Honolulu. then and there to show
cause why order should not be granted for
the sale OF such estate
Dated Honolulu. II. l. March Z3rd, 1894.
By the Court:
GEO. LUCAS.
Clerk Circuit Court Of the First Circuit
lEge-9tv
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Notice to Creditors.
THE UNDFRsICNED NV

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
=. ing oeen duly appointed Administrator
waa i") OF hanna. Honolulu. Oahu deceased
hereby gives notice to all persons having claims
Sg1lnst sald estate 20 present their claims 70
him, within six months from the dafe hereof ~
thsy will be forever barred; and all persons in
oeotea 10 said estate are hereby notified 10 make
Immediate payment to
SAN'L X. AK,
Administrator with the Will annexed Of the
- Eetate Of NaholowsA W., deceased testate
Honolulu, March 26th- 1894 1876
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per schr Transit
l0,435 bsgS sugar, Brewer & Co; 5537 bags
sugar. T Il Davies * Co; weighing go %
57S pounds; dOmeS- ic value, SjI.726.45.
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Fall moon on the 18th tai. som. p. N
fine whistle oIoEs At Ii. 2sn. S4s. PM Of
Honolulu line which is the same ~ III ON ca
of Greenwich time.
For every 100 feet OF distance Of the observer
from the Custom House, allow one second for
sransmission Of sound, or 5 seconds 10 ! statute
nIls.
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pahoehoe same day; Kawaihae A. y Mai
kona 10 A. NJ; Maizena, 4P.M.; MaaIaea Rsv
b P: NJ; Lahaina P. NJ. the following lar
arriving at Honolulu AN. Wednesdays anc
Saturdays. '-''-
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In Russia. as in France, Italy aud
Spain, titles carry no privileges.
either official or social
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DIED.

kIBLING-In this city, April 10. 1894.
Phoebe A, wife Of Captain Hibliug. aged
% years, native Of Groton, Counecti-
cut
Groton and New London papers, please
copy.
The funeral will take place from the late
residence. Fort street, at $3.50 o'clock this
tIueSday) afternoon. Friends and &C
quaintances are respectfully invited to at
tend.
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Ersal advertisements,
OIRCUIT COURT, FIRST CIR

CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST CIR
" cult OF the Hawaiian isiands-lu Probate.
la the matter of the Estate OF JAMES h kE-
KAULA late Of Punaluu. kSu decessed.
A document purpOrting to be the last will ard
testament OF James X. kekaula, dece tsed. hay
ing on the 10th day OF April, A. ID. 1894. been
presented TO said Probate Court, aud u petition
for the Probate thereof and for he Issuance OF
Letters TestsmeutSry TO john N. kekauls. Jr,
having been fled by him:
IL Is hereby ordered, that FRIDAY. the 18th
day of May. AID. 1924. at 20 o'clock NJ, OF said
day. 1T the Court Room ~ said Court, az The
Court House Building in homo uiu, be snd the
same is hereby appointed the time for proving
said viii and hearing said application, when aud
where any person interested may spprar aud
contest the said will, and the granting OF Letters
Testameut2ry.
Dated Honolulu, April 10Th, 1851
BY the Court:
1879 Sy GEO LUCAS Clerk
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FOREIGN NAIL SERVICE
III
-

Steamships will leave for sud arrive nom
Gan Francisco, on the following dates, I'LL
the close Of 1894.
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Meteorological Record.
81 rzH GOVERNMENT SURVEY. PUBLrsHKD
ETEKT MONDAY.
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BORN.

HARRISON-In this city. April 10. to the
wife OF A. Harrison, son
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T. PAHIA.

Deputy Sheriff OF Koolaulos. Oabg
1884
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DEPUTY SHHRIFF'S Sale!
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 20, '94

20 me hignest bidder. al the rights. title and
interest Of the said Lukela Kanimauu defc1d.
ant, IN the following properties, unless aid
Judgment, Interest, cost and my expense he ne
Yiou-ly paid: P'
One Brake and Harness
One Wagon Horse.
Three Head Cattle
Three Bedsteads
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

In charge of Weather Bureau.
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Barometer corrected for temperature and ele-
vlti0u. but not for latitude.
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KINAU.
CLARKE. Cornmnnaer

Will leave Honolulu at O'Clock F. 81
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea BAY ana
Makena the same day Mahukona, Kawa,.
hae and LaupahoehOe the following d,,
arriving at Hilo at midnight.
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"a No Freight will be received after ~
noon of day of sailing.
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C,f, GEO LUCAS,
I5l4-2H
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RAINFALL FOR MARCH, 1894.

CFron Reports to Weather Serv.ce.l
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

Clerk Circuit Court, Second Circuit.
1llE-lrr
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Clerk Circuit Court Of the First Circuit.
l53d-3w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Probably IN the history OF the repre-
sentative houses no more worthy eA-
ample can be found OF what can pc ac,
cOmpllshed by energy, integrity hn NM
well directed efforts. than Is SO strik-
ingiy exempllfed in the successtul ca
reer OF the above named. ~ ~ one "
the leading houses in It's line IN hortn
Texas, and as such Is entitleu 10 IA
yorable and more than ordinary men
ton In this edition. The house was
founded in November 1857, by Messrs.
G. S. Hart and II. a. Williams. IheT
establishment is located at zU9, III, zl5
and sl5 West Weatherford street lhey
conduct wholesale and retail business
in agricultural implements iarin anu
mill machinery. They handle - r.
Avery q Sons plows and cultlVators,
etc. A special feature Is devoted TO the
gin trade they having the northwest-
ern agency OF the Atlas engines, Pratt
gins. and handle the best makes OF
presses and all gin supplies. A truly
enormous stock is carried ana lis-
played in metropolitan manner lhe
trade extends all over the northern
and northwestern part OF the state, anu
wherever their goods are USED general
satisfaction has been given. SeVeral
travelling salesmen represent them on
the road When this firm started IN
business they started on an extremely
small scale. Year by year they punt
II up. until It has reached Its present
proportions, and this Is due TO the uGi-
firing efforts of the proprietors.
Mr.. C. S. Hart has lived in our midst
for eight years. and was formerly con-
nected with an implement house Tor
number Of years as bookkeeper.
Mr.. II. A. Williams was for fourteen
years Il travelling salesman IN THIS line.
Their vast experience renders them
particularly adapted for the business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

a FIouri.hius Enterprise.

In a work embracing the various In
dustries of city, the business Saciii-
Ties and prominent features for Tho in
formation of the reading public il IL
just and proper that representati , 70
house should be set forth one ~ ~.
most extensive and important heusas
here In Its line is that OF Messrs 0s ~.
Wen q Co., who own and conduct ~,
extensive galvanized iron ANA 80, IN
works. The firm is composed 30 9 ''S !.
Atwell and w C. Banner. tyo - p -.
representative citizens. These s oa vur
men succeeded ]. 7. Burt 4 q 49,
1884. The works are located ~, ~, ,ta '
ner OF Weatherford ana pnst me ~, cor
Ia substantial brick bulISints % t,eets,
dimensions. The establIsh,,,sn,, "a urge
Piled with all the requisite mecs,, sup,
Tor turning out perfect VOL, inner
corps OF experienced wnrily,, aNu a
giyea employment. "'@ihen are
Ihey manufacture fnotat,. .,.,,
u architectural work, shes, az Kinds
ana IRON roofing. Their produc, n metal
ever used has always rI,,e where
satisfaction, thus renectihs. ~ ~ perfect
the nrm. We cite DIS sann,,i.'.' upon
OF their work the roofing nna OF some
ornamentation OF the Dunda copper
ine andothers too numerous ~ buiid-
ihe'F work Is not confined ioca linton, ..i,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Dealer in staple and fancy groceries.
No. 2l5 West Weatherford street. This
house IS very popular with the country
trade. in which they enjoy large pa
tronage, as they take special pains to
make their customers feel perfectly
satisfied In all their business dealings
They are satisfied that they do more
business with the country people than
any other house In Fort Worth In their
line. They buy their goods altogether
for cash and are therefore placed in
position to meet any competition in
their line from any other house in the
city. Mr. Williams has done business
IN this section of the country for TWEEN
~ years and In his present location for
nine years. His mercantile ventures
have always proved a success, show
ing that his methods are founded ON
iirm business principles and are in
dorsed by those who have patronized
his store. They do quite a business in
supplying country stores with their
stocks, who lind that the prices made
them here are as low as they can get
elsewhere. This house has ample
means to carry on their business, and
are able to operate II successfully on
the lines they have always conducted 1t
upon. fully guaranteeing satisfaction
TO their customers in every respect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
A Splendid Display of Exquisite
Makes of Fine Roots. shoes
and slippers.

This prosperous and widely known
house Is in all respects one Of the lead
ing and best equipped houses devoted
to the exclusive shoe trade In North
Texas. II has been admirably con-
Quoted since its inception. and steadily
pushed its way 10 public favor and
prosperity from the general excellence
OF the goods and economy in prices.
The energy. sagncity and untiring eff
forts displayed in the management OF
the business nre the special features
contributing to the large measure of
success, deservedly obtained. This
house was originally founded eight
years ago, and became the property OF
Messrs. Evans &c Roe two years ago.
Their establishment, at 3l5 Houston
street, Is one of the most handsomely
appointed In the city, both as to loca-
tion, interior finish and convenlences.
IL Is fitted UP with all modern com
Neniences, rolling ladders. etc. The
premises are 25y95 feet and two floors
are used. The first floor is devoted to
the handsome stock, consisting of the
finest and largest lines of everything
IN the newest and latest styles of shoes,
boots, slippers. etc. The second floor
IS devoted to the large reserve stock
They do the fine goods trade of Fort
worth and charge but mediuip prices.
Their special brand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
HARDWARE HOUSES.
LEWIS BROTHERS.


There are men and men. Some are
known for their propensity FOR nne
dress. Others are known because OF
their plain, Straightforward habits.
Some are known from the fact that
they always occupy the rear ranks.
And again some are known because
they are always in the lead, setting eN-
amples for others to follow. We have
In Fort Worth all the varieties men
toned. Many are content to remain
in the background, while others call
the attention OF the public to them
selves. A firm of this latter class are
gentlemen whose dealings are always
synonymous of honesty They are
never behind but take the lead in every
thing they undertake. They are always
inviting the attention OF the public to
the fact that they are still ION EARTH
and that their facilities and induce
ments are greater as the weeks roll
on. Reference is made to Lewis Bros,
the hardware men. gentlemen who have
studied and learned their business and
who are always abreast of the times;
whose honorable methods are apparent
in every transaction they make and
who are always hustling for more busi-
ness, A large stock OF hardware.
stoves. tinware mantels, sporting
goods, fancy holiday goods. fire crack
ers, roman candles. fireworks OF all
kinds, hotel and family dishes and
wrought steel ranges are carried. The
beginning in 1888 to its present nam
moth proportions. The individual
members, Messrs. w. Z. and r. Il.
Lewis, have been residents OF this city
for seventeen years. and are rated ex-
tremely high
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

This house is located on the corner
OF Jennings and Daggett avenues, and
Is successor to ID. Mazza This is an
old established business and has been
under Its present management since
the first OF May last. A strictly cash
business Is done. Being located in the
center of the residence portion of the
south Side its very convenience cree
ates great favor on Its behalf among
It's patrons, The stock carried is al
ways fresh and ~ composed of both
staple and fancy lines. Prices are made
cheaper than at any other house in
the city. quality of goods considered
Every effort is made to glve satisfao-
ton to all customers, All goods are
delivered TO any part OF the city
promptly and free Of charge Special
attention paid to telephone orders.
Phone No. "a.
This house being right on the street
car line. customers can leave their or
dors either on their way to town or on
their return. Remember tho number.
Phone "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
1910 Houston street.
n. A. cousIin, Proprietor.

or the many and varied enterprises OF
the city OF Fort Worth. there is not one
that nils its place better than the above
named establishment. The business
was incepted June. 1855, and has pros
pered and continued TO grow ever since
till the Texas Cornice Works has an en-
v'able trade. And they merit It nll too,
both in the excellent character of their
work. and also on account Of their
fair and prompt business methods.
This firm manufactures and cells
galvanized Iron cornice work, galvan-
lied iron cisterns. window caps, FINALS.
gky-lights, tin. slate and all kinds OF
metal roofing, Also fre proof shutters.
smoke-stGcks, etc; in fact. they do a
general manufacturing and jobbing
business In sheet metal work.
IL Is one OF the best equipped manu-
factories OF the kind in the state hay-
ing all the necessary machinery at hand
70 make these articles on short notice.
They own large corrugatIng and curb
ing machine of the most excellent build.
Their speciality is Harry Bros Patent
Galvanized Iron Corrugated Clstern or
Tank. This is absolutely the best els
tern made. II is constructed OF galvan-
ICED, corrugated Iron, as the name lndl-
Gates, and the most careful workman
ship Is used In their building. II YOU
have one OF these you have no leaks
anu slpe wafer as IN prlck ciBterns.
For family use they are made with
closed tors, and there are no MOSQUITOES
no wrigglers. no hoops coming on. no
decaying wood, breeding disease. no
spreading Of slaves as In q wooden
cistern. no trouble and annoyance what
ever. hut plenty OF pure good water
You get absolutely pure water as the
cisterns are furnished with closed tons
charcoal filter. and water gate when 80
ordered. Mr., coughlin can furnish hum
dreds Of testimonials from people using
them, showing that by using these els,
terms absolutely pure water is gotten
ana some instances sick people hayn
been restored TO health by using water
from one OF these cisterns They are
made In any size, from to 1000 barrels
the trade OF the Texas Corniee
Worke extends all over the state. ami
Into the Indian Territory. II Won ara
going 10 buy clstern. you should bv
MI means see or write TO this. company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
GROCERIES.
1a,as


toAf houstpn street..
Few articles that enter Into daily con-
sumption are so hard to obtain OF
purity and good quality as teas. coffees.
spices and the general run OF groceries.
II is only by the greatest care in pur-
chasing from iirst-class and reliable
houses that quality can be assured.
In connection with these remaks special
attention is directed In the Gazette's
review OF Fort Worth TO the representa-
tive grocery house OF Jefferles q Co.,
1914 Houston street. They carry a
large stock and do an extensive BUSH
ness In Fort Worth and Tarrant ceun-
~. Here VIII be found teas, coffees.
spices, flour. canned goods. foreign and
domestic delicacies and everything that
pertains TO the staple and fancy gro-
Gerry trade. The first great aim of this
house Is to ever give TO each and every
customer full value for money expend-
ed, which is attained by their large
transactions. direct purchases and low
prices. Mcssrs. j. s. Jefferles, Jr., and j.
Il. watson are known as honorable and
upright business men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
G. G. WALLACE,
Corner Second and Grove, Groceries,
Meat Market, Etc.

The gentleman whose name heads
this article is one of the young growing
business men OF Fort Worth He open
ed up at his present location Novem-
Der 6. 1898, and since that time his
business has gone on getting better
from week to week. till now he has an
enviable trade.
lie Keeps constantly on hand a full
line of the freshest and best flour,
sugar, coffee, tea, spices, molasses,
canned goods and everything that
can be found In any good grocery
store. In connection with the above
business he runs splendidly equipped
meat market, where is kept first-ciass
meats OF all kinds, game. dressed
fowls. oysters and fish. He also buvs
and pays cash for railroad, CITY and
other time checks. Mr.. Wallace Is
young man but a good business man.
10y nus integrity and close attention to
business he has been successful. He Is
Wen liked by his customers and we
bespeak for him a bright future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

darlington 4 Montgomery. 1921 and
In23 Min Street.

1b~S atufh ttfttt
In brief review OF the rise and
progress OF the various Industries and
commercial establishments and those
who are now conspicuously Identified
with their management. this -four
ishing house deserves more than pass
ing notice. as one Of the most impor
tant factors In the wholesale field of
Fort Worth. II was ncepted IN 1856.
Tho premises occupied Is commodious
two-story brick, 5Ox200 feet In dimen-
sions. They are Wholesale dealers in
fruits and western produce and COM
mission merchants. This house Is the
distributing point for nm immense
amount OF territory. north, northwest,
south and west, reaching Into the In
dian Territory and New Mexico, Hills
boro and San Angelo, Tex. This house
buys It's goods In separate carload lots,
ana is the only house In the South that
has introduced cranberrles into the
narket by the carload. Familiar with
the wants Of the trade, In connection
with their long experience, coupled
with the fact that they purchase for
their three houses, one at Dallas, an
other at Waco and the one here, they
have made connection with tho best
special dealers In their line, and hence
purchase cheaper than any similar
house In Texas. Their trade has been
educated to the fact that the best
Boods arc the cheapest. The firm has
long since learned that the greatest
portion OF their outlay is In frelghts,
hence they purchased only the best
goods. Their large warehouse faclli-
ties enables them TO carry an enormous
stock. For the holiday trade an un-
usually heavy line has been procured
to meet the wants OF a corrcspondlngly
large demand; $500 barrels OF apples.
1000 boxes of oranges, a carload Of cram
berries. two carloads OF coconuts, two
carloads OF bananas and one of New
YORK Catawba grapes For the com
blned houses $4,000 worth OF fireworks
were purchased This illustrates our
point IN regard to the extensive busi-
ness transacted by this house and It's
purchasing power. The management OF
mis- house is In the hands OF Mr.. VIII
nam montgomery, who has resided IN
our midst since 1873. engaged In the
wholesale grocery and fruit business.
lie vs. a gentleman OF vast experience
IN mercantile affairs and an honorable
ana progressive business man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

"Therc is quite q difference between
staging In the carly days OF the state and
now, said William Miller tho owner OF
tne stage line running from Cazadero to
ukiah. when came here from Boston
In 1884, drlftcd about bit and finally
went into service OF Charles Mclaughlin,
the owner OF thu longest stage line in Cal.
iiornia at that timo. 1t ran with relays
from San Jose TO Los Angelica.
remember once in lonely const
range canyon, through which tho road
wound, We had little experience that was
thriiling for tho moment 1t was about
~ O'Clock and moonlight night. was
Just putting tho horses through. Tho
stage was full OF passengers, and there WINS
heavy treasure box.
Just as got around q bend in tho road
saw nguro OF man ON horseback
standing by the side OF the road. He
yeiled to stop and / saw a gun barrel
gieam IN the moonlight The horses were
going at speed that might DO called
preakneok, and Just made up my mind
70 take the chance OF getting through.
saw the gun raised 70 the fellow Is shoulder
as we approached, and with desperation
corn OF peril OF the moment made a vi.
cious swipe at him with my long whip.
~ don't know how # occurred, but the
lash wound itself around the gun, and as
we dashed by tbs whip was drawn tnut,
and | know it had caught, so hold fast. j
was nearly pulled ont OF my seat, but tho
gun was dragged from the robbers hand
and fell to tho ground; at tho same time II
WINS discharged by the shock. 1t ratified
along the rcnd for quite distance before
the whip lash unwound itself. don't
know what tho highwayman thought, but
III bet he was surprised. San Francisco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
W. II. poNNnLLY,


Some three and half years ago
Mr. and Mrs Donnelly came to Fort
Worth as strangers and established
grocery at their present stand. Today
the sales of this establishment Will
average $il0O permonth, thus bespeak-
Ing It's popularity The management
is in the hands OF Mrs, Donnelly, an
accomplished and estimable lady,
whose excellent business tact is rec
ognized and approved by the many
patrons. A full and complete line Of
staple and fancy groceries are carried,
as well as country produce. In an ad-
Joining room n line Of feed Is Handled.
Fair and honest dealing has been the
basis on which the success of the
business rests. Every attention is
given to the business, and hence II has
become known throughout this entire
section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Wholesale Produce and Commission
Merchants, COS Houston Street.


A careful observation OF the business
interests OF this locality demonstrates
the fact that all branches are sus-
tnined by credisable establishments
conducted by capable buslrcss men
who are fully abreast of tho needs
aud requirements Of the times, Much
credit ~ duo this house for tho shnro
IL has taken in the commercial inter
ests OF this locality. The business was
founded ten years ago and Is the oldest
In It's line IN Fort Worth. A large
Wholesale produce and commission bus
mess Is carried on. Fruits and early
vegetables and berries are made a
speciality Hay, corn, oats and bran In
carload lots are also specinltiea. Mr.
G.. H., Want and W. j. Want have
been residents of the city for twenty,
years and need no Introduction 10 our
people. They have succeeded in build
Ing up n large business and their house
IL certainly a credit to its line. Con-
signments are solicited aud prompt re-
turns are made, A. present a very
largo stock Of oranges, applies, etc, ID
being handled for the holiday trade
In conclusion let us say that Mcssrs.
Want 3 Co. have built their trade iry
honorable and upright methods.