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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
MAY PUT A LICENSE on WELLS.
a New Feature in the Water supply
Question.

n New Feature in the Water supply
Question.
The talk OF the new tugboat company
digging well of its own to supply water
to vessels in opposition to the Propeller
Towboat Company, which has the citycon-
tract, adds a new feature to this bust
ness.
Chairman Dixon of the water commits
sion was asked yesterday what steps the
city would take in such a case, and
whether It could prevent the new COM
pany or any other company from fur
nishing water from its own wells to YES
sells In port.
You are too hard for me-" said Mr.
DlNon. speaking casually and without
having secured legal advice on the ques-
ton, / am free to say that l do not see
now we can prevent any company or in
dtVidual from selling water from it's or
his own Wei. We may have such a right,
ana II might be found that the city is the
only party which has the right to purvey
water within its limits or on the river
but the question is a knotty one. There
Is law limiting the digging of artesian
wells, and no wells could be bored with
out the permission of the city. Then any
party or company which entered into the
business or supplying water to vessels
would be subject to license at whatever
amount the city might fix"
Our recent contract with the Propeller
Towboat Company is something new"
continued Mr.. Dixon. Heretofore the city
has merely had an understanding with
the company. We have now entered into
contract with this company which gives
It monopoly so far as furnishing water
to vessels from the city works is concern
ed. Al the same time we limit the price at
which the company shall sell water to YES
sells at q of a cent per gallon. Our right
TO fix the price at which water shall be
sold to Vesses,s may be questioned, but
we have the advice of the city attorney to
the effect that our contract is a legal one
The contract with the Propeller Towboat
Company went into effect yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02

Mr.. W. E. Fenneu, superintendent of
Bonaventure cemetery, died at Hot
Springs. n. G., Friday. He had been in
i'll health for several years, and went to
Hot Springs two weeks ago with the
hopes of obtaining relief, but without
avail.
Mr.. FenneI was appointed superintend-
ent Of Bonaventure fifteen years ago He
leaves wife and child, and large fam
lily circle to mourn his death. he was AZ
years Of age. The funeral will take place
at Bonaventure this morning at O'Clock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
A BUSY TELEPHONE.
Everybody in Town Demanding It's
Use.

Hello! 1856?
All day long the call bell rung. Some
times several people at time were anx-
ious to use the phone. 1t became nee
essary for one of the clerks to stand by
all the time and 1t took another to take
down the messages. 1t was the busiest
day 1856 ever had. 1t became necessary
TO instruct the telephone operator at the
central Office, TO request the anxious call
ers to be patient until those who came
first were served. Even up into the night,
the request for the popular 1856 kept up
And what was 1t all about? Simply the
hundreds of patrons of H. Logan, the
butcher, ordering their Sunday dinner
The weather was too hot to venture to the
market even in a car or carriage or bike,
but every one knew ii was only necessary
to telephone their wants to be served
promptly and satisfactorily on Sunday
morning .-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02

Effeetually yet gently, when costive or
bilious, or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently overcome ha-
bitual constipation, to awaken the kid
neys and liver to a healthy activity. with
out irritating or weakening them. to dis
pei headaches, colds, Q. feYers, use Syrup
of Figs.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
Sunday Journal, Aug. 2,

Contains: Mysterious New Power.
Greater Than Electricity" Shop Girls
in Tights" rs Bicycling Immoral?'.
The End of the World; a Marvellous
Scientific Story, With Wonderful Pie
lures" All the. news of the summer re,
sorts, bicycling on the Clouds 'Nn-
honaire Women Only" Confessions Of =,
Friend. For Sale at EstiWs News d.
pot, 211a Bull street.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
GETTING READY TO ADJOURN.
Superior Court VIII Devote This
Week TO Trying Criminal Cases.

week 70 IrElnE criminal tasehs
Judge Robert Faulgant announced yes
terday that the superior cour- viii adjourn
for the term Friday. Aug. a There is
considerable business 10 be transacted.
however. before adjournment. The court
VIII take up the trial Of criminal cases
tomorrow, especially Jail cases, and ev-
cry EFFORT viii be made 10 clear the jail OF
superior court criminals before adjourn
1nent- Several Of the cases are assigned
Tor trial tomorrow. and Il is likely the
greater part Of the week viii be taken up
Win these cases.
The case OF E. Crawford against s. Ar
thur Cox came up for hearing before
Judge Falligant yesterday. and after hear
ing argument he denied the petition for
Injunction and receiver. The plaintiff
ana defendant are partners in the drug
business at Price and Castor streets, and
crawford claimed that cox was squander-
ing the proceeds OF the business. This
Was denied In the defendants answer
VINO stated that Crawford had originally
agreed 70 put 81 800 into the business. but
had only put in 500. Cox also stated that
the business was doing well under the cir
cumStances, and showed that there had
been no squandering OF profits. This IL
appears, settled the matter and there was
no injunction granted. The plaintiff was
represented by George W. Beckett Esq,
Esq.
Judge Falligant granted an order incor-
poratiDg the Southern Lampblack Com
Pany. The incorporators are C. E.
Broughton, John f. Freeman and r c.
King. The mandatory viii be located
west OF the city and the capital to be en-
ployed IN the business Will be $4,000.
The alimony case OF Lulu DeLyOns
against James DeLyons was dismissed on
motion of the plaintiff and at the plan
tiff's cost.
Argument was heard in the certiorari
cases OF James H. McKenna against sa-
ran F. Creamer. and Fulton and Fulton
against Abram Cook and the court took
the matters under AMUSEMENT
The court Of ordinary has adjourned for
the July term and will convene for the
August term tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02

The st. Francis Home for colored or
phans which has just been completed at
East Broad and Davis streets. cost 81. 200.
by Sister Catherine Of the order Of tba
Blessed Sacrament and the other g 5o0
was contributed by Bishop Becker. from
his personal fund.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
Fletcher Released Fron, ,.,,

George Ii. Fletcher, one of the three who
We're convicted with Hugh X Salter in
the United States court Of conspiracy and
using the mails to defraud. was release
from custody yesterday by order of Judge
Speer on bond in the sum of $3.50. Fletcher
VINO was sentenced to spend six months
IN jail and year in the penetentiary- has
secured new trial, and is gwen his liber-
" on bond, until that trial takes place
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02

The Bethesda Orphan house school
closed Friday, and thirty-eight boys came
into the city yesterday, to enjoy their va
cation. Some of them will remain in the
city, and others will go to friends in the
country. The remainder of the 1O4 bows
will spend the holiday at the Orphan
House
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
SUMMER OPERA NEXT WEEK.

The management of the Thcater to
Send Company Here.
Savannah is to have week Of sum-
mer opera, beginning Monday night Aug.
10. The management of the theater has
made arrangements to this effect but is
not yet in a position to announce the
makeup of the company. 1t will be put
in shape this week, however and by next
Sunday the troupe will arrive in the city.
1t is hoped that by that time there will
be let up in the hot weather. as other
wise the theater will be pretty warm.
But the opera is coming, and the man
agement guarantees that it will be a good
one.
1t has been a good while since the people
of Savannah have had any amusements
in this line, and it is likely that it will
be patronized literally
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
NeglIgee shirts and UmhreIIna.

Never in our business experience did
we handle such shirts now selling at soc;
they are worth double. Can say same
about umbrellas; protect yourself from
the weather Kohler' Sad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
Pure Sugars at Cost,

Best graduated sugar. 20 lbs, S1.00.
Best graduated sugar, 10 lbs, SOC.
Best graduated sugar lbs, 25c.
Havemeyer and Eden standard granu-
lated sugar. We buy and sell more sugar
in one day than all the grocers in Sa-
vannah sell in year. The Great Allan
tic and Pacific Tea Company. $50 Brough-
ton street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
KiIIed by a Lghtning stroke.

Policeman W. H. Smith received a tele-
gram yesterday. informing him that his
brother had been killed by stroke of
lightning at Claxton. Policeman Smith will
go up to Claxton to-day to attend the
~'sneral-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
Are You Tired

All the time? This condition is a sure
indication that your blood is not rich and
nourishing as it ought to be and as it
may be if you viii take a few bottles of
the great blood purifier, Hoods Sarsa-
parrilla. Thousands write that Hood s
Sarsaparilla has cured them of that tired
feeling by giving them rich, red blood.
Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on
the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache.
lad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort. Some live better and en-
Joy better health and life. CHEAP. trashy
goods are unwholesOme, more costly to
health. also pocketbook. We guarantee
purity.
Best graduated, 20 lbs, S1.Oo
Best Golden Rio, Csc per ID.
Best Mexican Java, soc per ID.
Best mixed tea Qn the city,, SOC per III.
Good mixed tea, 25c per ID.
All our coffees are roasted in their nat
ural state free from grease OIL. water. The
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
$50 Broughton street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
WHY SMeIfer

When you can get an entire summer suit
for $2.75; silk coat for $500, or Alpaca
coat from $3.50 up. Kohlers, 40 Brough-
ton street-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
MIR. PARSONS DOES NOT WANT 1T.

Mr.. Hartman Says no Consolidation
of the Electric Lines Is COntem-
plated.
Mr.. ]. N, Hartman returned from New
York yesterday. Mr.. Hartman says Mr.
Parsons has got all the street railroads
in Savannah he wants. and that there
is nothing in the report that he will so
into a syndicate 10 buy in the Electric
railway property.
The minority bondholders were of the
opinion that Mr.. Parsons had entered into
some deal with the Electric railway peo-
pie whereby the majority bondholders
were 70 buy in the property and a con-
soidation Of the two systems was TO be
effected.
Mr.. Hartman says he knows nothing
whatever of this report. and that so far
as Mr.. Parsons is concerned there is moth
ing in it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02

For stout people nothing so easy to put
on was ever invented. Large sizes only,
worth $3.50, 75c. Kohler's
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02

Probabilities for Sunday. p.
cloudy, with local thudarz-,---. ~
nearly stationary Temperature. .- .-.-'
erly winds. 1-s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-02
-The vic 81 M. J Rrvnn Is a. cnnsin

to W. A. Robinson, editor of the Norton
vile, Kas., Herald, and late issue of that
paper says that the only good sense Bry-
an ever displayed was in marrying into
sur family"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-13
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, Aug. y, 1916.
Omerlngs at auction on Change today
by Mcssr-. John i. Jacob N Co, ". Zen
Palmer * Co.. Carter . kyland. ana
Snockoe warehouse, a. packages OF Caro-
linz. Louisa. and fluvanna county tNa-l
sun-curcd tobacco.. One package sold
at Sl85o. two at Eli. one at slu'o, one
"a $40, one al 81. one al $50, one az
s., two AZ $l1J, one at $40, Tour Al
SD TWO AT s., three at 500, Two AZ
sG1Zl5 three al SBJI. one at $50, one
Si.Sn one at 500 one al 500, one az
al So. ono al s5SO. one II 500 one al
S4..o one Al S4.-n, one AT $b.'v'' one AZ
$500. two al $3.50 one AZ $40, one AT
-. one al S1Gl. one al SO one al S-'i''
one az s.. one at Slfo.
Is-irate sales reported 90 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. hOgsheads. filters, 3, cut
tcrs. ! burleys. 8. Tugs dark, .. Total
~ hOg,hcads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day
spoctious-BriEht l3 hogsheads; dark.
- h0eshcads and - ticrces western 3
h.rebsads nspectiOns-Fright, 10
hogs heads. dark, hogshcads ana utice.
Myers. DavcnpOrtr Sctbrook =. Sn"i-
burnc's. ShOckoe. and Allegheny topac,o
warehouses report to-day. Receipts, 81
necklaces. deliveries. - packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
mOnd. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
S294.. -. plug tobaccos, >4.422l'. Total
Sg7lG42
\ very nice sale of Virginia and South
Carolina bright loose tobaccos al nnNen-
ports warehouse today.
air George 4. Haynes has break OF
a. packages Caroline and Louisa county
Wa) sun-curcd tOhsccos listed Tor sale
af auction ON Change tomorrow (lhurs-
day, August IL. 1875.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-13

Young Harry Brooke Falls From Ills BIZ
cycle and Expires


ROANOKE, VA, Aug l2.-Special.-
Harry NJ. Brook. son of ;. 5. Brook.
c'erk OF the Corporation Court of this
city, was overcome by the heat this al
teruOe about Z clock and uOtWithetand-
ms four doctors were summoned TO his
assistance, died i'm less than ten mill
Utes.
lie and Wat. H5irstOn, friend from
Henry county, had been 60 COyner S
Springs, six miles east Of Roanoke, on
bl,ycies. and. without stopping here on
their return. were speeding ID tho base
ball grcuIds. Jtst south OF the city Al
the corner of Ninth avenue ami Jefferson
street yOuns Bicok tell from his bicycle,
and though lis friend took MIN 70 Il
shady place on the sidewalk at once, lie
remained uI.ons, !OIs ANA soon bfcdthel
his last. lie Was nineteen years Old
and vas a bright and promising young
man.
sinner. was arrested here this afternoon
on salem Avenue 10y Deputy Malaiais
Wilson aud Ilughim. OF Christiansours,
and j. X. Greene, of this city, Oh lne
charge Of mIIderirg Charles Dehart ~
Patrick county, July 2sth.
Dchart was cutting wheat and tallihs
20 return to dinner, was sent Tor whth
IL was found that he had been ahot
through the head 10y au assassin coz
ce4led i'm some bushes near 10y. Delait
WAS suspected of being q revenue IN
former. an0 this was believed 10 nave
l,d to his death. officers mad been
searching for Alexander since then anu
he Was finally located in Roanoke 10y
Deuutv Mars bal Greene. through a check
sent to HIM nom Floyd county, ana Wne.i
arrested today he was very drunk, nut
as soon as ho had sohered up he was
seen by your Correspondent. when ne
denied the clafge against aim and saia
he could easily prove an altbi- tie VIII
probably Doe taken 60 Patrick county TO-
morrow for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-13
TnE PRISON FIRM.
4 Young Lady Meets with an Accident
The Gfap~

A Young Lady Meets with an Accldent'
The Crops.
STATE FARNG. VA, Aug. l2.-special.-
The weather has been extremely hot and
drv for the last few days. so crops OF
tobacco. cabbage. and urnips nave SUI
fered much for want OF rain.
The farmers Of this section never had
a mare excellent tins for thrcshing wheat
and oats than they had this summer The
wheat crop fall urGer an average, while
oats ,gas above. out neither came up 10
what they promised O. Doe at one time.
About one thousand bushels of oats
were threshod out here on the state farm,
and they are OF a very good Qu~lty.
Miss Rosa Layne met with an accident
which resulted in breaking Der leg just
above the knee last Friday afternoon
while returning from church IN a wagc a..
Sh. was thrown out and the wagon ran
over her. DIS. \. j.. Truman and Hol-
man were soon present. and rendered the
necessary medical attention.
There will he a Sunday-school picnic
given under the auspices Of the ladies OF
This vicinity "a the CHILDREN OF all denomi-
nations. next Friday. az the residence u
Mrs Howard Lawrence. Every EFFORT
Il being put forth TO make il as enjoyable
a. possible.
Mrs Edburt woodson. who has had n
protracted spell OF fever, is improving
slightly.
Miss Nora Thomas after short visit
70 her parents. left Tor Washington last
week. whore she will he connected with
the Columbian Hospital there.
Ncssrs. G. H. Muse and ". r. Pattie
have returned from pleasant visits TO
King and Queen and Madison counties.
Snpcrintcndent A. J. craven Is spending
n ley days at his home IN Charlottes-
gill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-13
STAG Trolley Party.

,r,. ,o,lowinc members Of the First
VIRGINIA Regiment passed a Npy piea'aht
cyen,ne on a trolley stag party luerhay
n,ght under the command OF Lieutenant
uassourie. OF Company +;
company A-Priyates j. Roberts ana a.
W. Zacharias ,.,-. x
companv B-Prlyates John Weckert {.
n Graves. y. q. Williams, w A. stsik
= y Hill. Robert Scott. and NJ Grisgs.
company C-Priyate James Nj Lang
horne. M
ccmnany D-Quartermaster Sergeant w.
q phillips. Sergeant /. Clarke. Captain
7 " russell. Privstes y. A. Msddrey.
l.. Rullox and w. NJ. GID. a
Company Sergcants G. &. c,ofianh. Ia
J. Johnston. aud W. j. Fox. Priyates X.
< Barlow. A. Il. Taylor. 5. X. Blanken-
ship. T.. q. Owens, j. c. Fox, ". IL.
Greenwood, A. W. Hazemeyfr y. -.
winston. h. N. Hurt. and @. II. Prstt.
conpany F-I.ieutenant II. Massourie.
scrreants c. Hamilton and C. Y. Marley,
Captain G. b. Thompson. Privates II:
s,ene. III. G. Hntson, ". g. Hutcheson,
- ID Mccoy. J. w. Me-
Doweu A. G.. Jeter. j. stockiand. O..
Waller. c. FOXES. J. Hafner. c. Grimm.
v r. Ford. and william Boisseau.
Hospital Corps-sergeanss J. Waller and
J. p Mcdowell.
Drum Corps-Quartermaster- Sergeant ~.
Tress. X. II. Dyer. George Dayis. s. c.
McGregor. J.. s. Burlington. James En-
mons. G. Dellhaye. and william Trip
lett.
All OF these are requested % attend
a special meeting In Company US room
Friday at $50 y. II. Every man ex-
pectod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-13
Ohcrings and Sales OF the Richmond To-
bscco Exchange --iuternni. Revenue
Collections Foreign Adviocs.

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-Stocks to-day
Wen. lower. l1t Feeble Response tHaue
hy LONDON to Ue sharp ADVANCE hoie
yesterday WAS t disappointment 90 tht
professional cement auu as Nne ioieih"
nou>.> wtIc sellers TO inc extent "l
ncalA l-Vu shares, toe entire iiat ia"
ON anywhere from a 10 per sent ip'"i
traders Who turned hullsh 2crttl"H4f
nn0ins htuc demand nom eNch N'-
shorts. ALSO sold. aAl lu tine aN7'"'t "'
support thc dt-lllc was quchi3 u,,o'.-
pAsutd Ihc ucaNlutss OF Adnnatl""
Was o. special feature or t-"1s W
ratious. lNc atO0k opcutu = p't N'',-
lower at 4~lt broke Geo ga, itiilt~ 90
r-It and closed al the lowest h6uita.
The reports current Tor long tmc uNout
loss of passenger TRAFFIC ana new extern
sluls I1 Ihc surface railroads were IT,
NINcd AGAIN to-day, ANA with thtfl. SO
far as inc price of Manhattan is CON
cefncd Iu the Hallway list LouisNliit
ana Nashville dropped about poihtS
10 1>i the loss BOO earnings i'i iue niH'
week oi August having had 900 "iliNN oi
ahIe influence. Inc failure Go settle tnt
rate war boa the South was also use"
aEaiuef this stock. Reports oi ti'-uito
in commercial circles and tn- a-eifH-
mcut Of iu OIl member uf iur "toth IN
change helped tlc l,af- DOB thelr M"ih
OFT depressing prices iNr lai'"- OF ~.
business. Che sales having iuoifu up oIH4
I~NNf. eNurts was attributed 90 % "r-
sire TO await ST. Bryan q speech OF gee
CCptaucc az thr MADISON square 'hl ucu
tu.ulAht ln fht closing TRANSACTIONS
tho market was weak in tone. thc result
oi tho break 500 Manhattan Speculation
lcft on weak Nrf changes show losses
OF M.u4tt Vrr rcrt- fhe latter ln Mall
haitian. Sugar. which WAS the most ace
were irregular. hut In Che mann lower
Total sales were 100000
Treasury balances. Coin. >ii34N0"jy,
currency. S>llit5i2.
boz . H ] d. IH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-13

NEW YORK. Aug l2.-Flour duh and
st.4dy So.fneru uOur dull ana steady,
common 10 fair extra, S-VV@--V'' 1oOu
10 ,,esf s,,oi f,.rs,t quiet and weaker.
onfou. we've fanny active ana lII e'hdl'
closing weak al 'sui3sc. decline. Nrb "s1'
,la,c- SeptcuIber, ulisc; DeceinD,i'
"a .c. ,-, and ,,e,l..
~. 30 . .er.c elevator, #-ic. a"od,
Options were moderately a'l.r ",lu 80. I'm
ar an go. Decline, august -'-''
Der. -.'c.. B~ccmuer pefst. ,.,t.re
oats Gull heavy, ana ."M'I- i.i,
v..tk.r. August. 1rzc., september, -'i2e'
SPOT prices. 80. ., -id-i sc.' NIKE" N'9'-
'' na1 = s1 1's shipping. e2'soSSe.' good
ia choice aU0ssc. a.
Wool quiet aud STEADY n"ii'eS'e NO.
-, steady. extra mess. S6oF 90,
hcsf hams. sli.,01 ioh'' u'tVt"
duil. cut meats steady am 49, -.,,,
Itrd quict and easier western 81, an w.
=. '-entenber. $50 Nenneu IN
fafr demand continent Nf.i'' -, - ~
American SAB, compound So'9''@9
Sfl2is ,...
Butter firm.
Eags unchanged .,ac 101ooc
Cotiou-sccd oil STEADY eiuu''
y1 nc',a aa,et ana steady strained. good
common. ff-
Tnrncnfino. "a Q-fic. .,tra
t,rc steady. domo uc, fair 10 eN""'
v,....,. steady ana dull. New orleans
omen kettle. -tH"'C. -... ,,r,,, hand
Peanuts quiet and steady i""'S
p Zone auioi al i502o points down a. Az.
gust. Slo1jNlo-O. ociouet soi" Snot
Dsrrn,ber $4,000 H., March. =. ~. =, ~ ~,
i}io am and steady. no. D. SllV1, ~ ~
Suear-Raw easier. fair iehi'hs'
ueane5 dfn and unchanged. ,, ,.,.
ftr.l-bfs to Liverpool nImi COTTON Is
Steamer. zoe. per 100 pounds gram ~
eLcrrics-Maryland and Delaware
roar, Southern. fancy, Si s,",.''15. do
UnIarnelouS Car load, Siv"e-''' "D
Nu.kmtloas Basket OCCASION DO
barrel. Sl.UOaSin p,,.,yo,,-e
,.,.i.-t a54t,c.. do. carrier 4pc.Mf -.
onions FastCrn Shore, basket "o4 o''' o
do. barrel. 15c. nSl.oo
I,.f.tnD-. Sweet. .fIc.ff = ID