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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27
FAIRFIELD.

O. G. Floods condition remains about
the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

Three recruits from Mercer signed
enlistment papers at the armory nf
Company T.. y. y, $ NJ Monday ev--
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

The American Benefit Society has
postponed it's sociable from this even
ing. until May II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27
Hallowell Advertisements.
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE

AT S. c. Mcktnney'6 Jcwelry store, Hail
above amount in the next 30 DAYS J offer
til that amount is obtained. Al your own
This sale will begin Tuesday. April r. 'gS
Saturday, April 1G, 1893, at Z F. NJ sharp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

Mrs Mary Buker went to Richmond.
to visit friends, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

j. A. Dealey ana +. 4, Curtis are in
Boston and New York. this week, IN
business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

PoRTLA ND-April &c, ar, schS Annie
Bliss, 81 John, \ Il. for New York with
loss of main and mizzen masts; Stella
Maud. and Canary. st John. n b. for
Boston; Howard. FaIker. New York for
Bath; Cumberland. LittIejohn, Owls
Head, for Portsmouth; Freddie Eaton
Clark. Red Beach for Providence: Fan
ny Earl, Stanley, Steuben for Essex.
CT: Victory. Deer Isle for Boston; Cat
alma. Rockland. for do.
Ga, sim Iona Bn Cummings.
Newcastle, Eng; sohs Evolution C}r).
Fitzpatrick, st John. n Il: Richard
Leaning. Philadelphia: Arthur Near
die, Maeee. do; Sullivan Sawin, Cobb
kennebec and Philadelphia
Sid, sim John Engls New York; sch
A + Phillips. Crossley. coal port.
BANGoR-April Is. ar. schs ORION.
Grant, Bath; General Grant. Pendle-
ton. Bucksport: Webster Barnard
Marshall. New York; Willard Sauls-
bury Jordan, New York
Sid, schs Emma NJ. Fox. Hopkins
New York; Copy. Wilson. Lynn; VIM
Le&gett Kenny. bingham.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-April
g. ar, schs Aver, st John. &, for East
Greenwich; Neptune, Machas. for
Narraganset Pier and both sailed.
RED BEACH-April &c, ar, sch
Hyena. Calais.
Sid, J Nickerson. New York.
BOOTHBAY-April 26 ar, schs Adam
RoWlby, Brooksville; Samuel c Eaton.
SargentVille: Lady Antrim. Thomaston:
Mary Snow. Rockland: Ada Ames, do.
VIM Rice. do; Ann c Stewart. ELS
worth; Eldora, Machias; Ella Clifton.
do; Westerloo, Mt Desert L, Fl Foster
(Br), st John: Thomas & Reed (Am).
Avis, CBr). do: Nellie Waters CBr), do;
Riverdale (Bo. do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27
Marine Notes.

Boston. April pa cablegram received.
today. states that the barkentine Krem-
lin of Boston, Capt. Bray has been tied
up at Rosario until the war is over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

There will be union service at the
Free Baptist church next Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27
$4,000

""el, Maine. Being Obliged to raiae tho
my entire stock, regardless Of cost ~ NJ
rflce. Come and see that this Is trna
AUCTION safes every evening" Beginning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

TO CURE AG0LM N ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brous 43nina Tablets All drug
gists refand the money IL d543sils to cure Csc
he SaH;lne has l.. L. O. on Zach tablet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

Capt, Scannell OF the Colby ball team
was i'll, yesterday, and unable to go out
for practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

Hon. Turner Boswell of Scion, was
in the city on business, a short time.
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27
Foreign Ports.

PROFESSIONALISM 2G, ar. sim
/ Pennland. Philadelphia for Liverpool
ST JOHN, y B-April 26. cid. sim St
Crpix. Allan, Boston; schs James Bar
Der, Camp, Boston: Ada G Shorthand
Mcintyre Providence; Hunter. KEEL
son, NeW York: Harvard H Havev
SCOTT. Boston.
HILLsBoRO, y B-April 20. cid. sch
k"becca i Taulane, Olsen. Norfolk.
18th, John Proctor. Chase, Norfolk, Va.
QCACO, y B-April e. ar 23d. sch
Lizzie d Small, Reicker. Salem.
CARDIFF-April %, sid, blk Clara f
McGilvery. Louisburg, b
DINklRK-April %, ar, sim Tails
man, Canso, = 5.
BREMEN HAVEN-ApriI %. sid, sch
Clara, Quebec.
PERNAMBUCO-April % ar. brig
Nidoni, st Johns, n 3.
Bremen HANEN-April 20, ar. sim
KARLSRUHE, New York.
TORY ISLAND-April &c, psd. sim
Ethiopia. New York. for Glasgow:
ManiJoban. Portland for Glasgow.
STETTIN--ApriI %. sid. stm Aroynga.
HAMBURG-April %, sid. sim Penn
syIvania. New York
LIVERPOOL-April %, sid, sim Cutie.
New York.
HALIFAX, \. S.-April 26 ar. sim
Francois Arago, (French cable ship.
Calais; schs Raeburn. Mclean. New
York; Onyx, McIiinnon. Boston.
SID, sim Grand Lake, Drake. st
Johns. n +.
LIEERPOOI-April %, ar. sim Nor
man. Boston,
Sid. sim Cutie, New York, and Main
Head, Montreal.
LoNDON-April %, sid. sim Barrow
more, Boston.
CIIARANTE-April %. sid. sim Eca-
Iona. Halifax, \ S.
MARSElLLES-April %. sid, sim Pat
ria New York.
AEoNMoUTH-April %, sid. sim
Etola, Boston.
REEDY ISLAND-Aptil 2G. psd
down sch Coiina for Portland.
PERTH AMBOY-Aoril %. sid sch
Rebound, Bangor.
PRESTON-April 26, sid. sch lydia.
PugWash.
PLYMOUTH, ENG-Aprn %. .S.45 p NJ.
ar .stm Lain, New York for Rremen. ANA
proceeded.
Disasters
Portland, Me. April 26.-The tug T.. A.
litlkl1ap came into Portland harbor Tues
iaY morning. towing a diSmantled schoon-
err the Annie Bliss, Capt. S. S Harris.
bound from st. John, \. T., to Washing
ton II. G., with 4 cargo of lathS
capt Harris reports that he left St
lohn. last Thursday, and beat out of the
bay against a Southerly wind About 80
Sunday. the wini was blowing n gale
from east and south. Heavy cross seas
We're running.
About y miles off Mt Desert rock. the
schooner plunged into a heavy chop sea
ana at the same time Il squall struck her
1t carried away the main and mizzen
masts all of the forward rigging and
broke things up generally. Everything
tell on the deck. The sails were torn to
shreds.
The crew cleared up the wreckage as
we'll as they could. however, and the Bliss 3
proceeded under two head sails. MONDAYS
a doublereefed foresail was got on and
the schooner got outside of Portland har-
Dor This morning. the Belknap picked
her up and brought her in.
She is damaged several hundred dollars. a
She will repair here.
Marine Notes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

The Waterville w. c. T. u, will meet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27
WATERNILLE.

J. G. ToWnc is on a business trip to
Bangor and vicinity.
Forrest Goodwin of SkoWhegan, was
in the city on business. yesterday.
T. f. Webb. Esq. went to Belfast. on
a business trip. yesterday morning.
Hon w. NJ. Marshal of Belfast. was
in town. yesterday, for Il short time.
Mrs. A. p. Horne of Pleasant street
is visiting friends at Fairfield Center.
Deputy Sheriff Clifford of NasSalboro.
was in the city on business, yesterday.
The furniture is being placed in the
Soper hall for the BnsS business col
lege.
There will be private hop in Thayar
hall, this evening. Hall will furnish
the music.
Hon. Turner Boswell of Scion. was
in the city on business, a short time.
yesterday.
Capt. Scannell of the Colby BAN team,
was i'll, yesterday, and unable to go out
for practice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

There will be a private hop in Thayar
hall, this evening. Hall will furnish
the music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

Deputy Sheriff Clifford of Nassalboro.
was in the city on business, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

The furniture is being placed in the
Soper hall for the Bnss business col
lege.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

Hon. w NJ. Marshal of Belfast. was
in town. yesterday, for Il short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-27

Forrest Goodwin of Skowhegan, wa:
in the city on business. yesterday.
Evening star., 1898-09-14

versity occurred this morning with i'm
pressive exercises. At O'Clock all of the
students and most Of the faculty assem-
bled in the Dahlgren Memorial Chapel,
where solemn high mass, a mass of the
Holy Ghost was celebrated Rev. Father
John D. Whitney, S. J., the rector, was the
celebrant, with Father Shandelle, s. j., as
deacon and Mr.. Mccarthy, s. j., subdeacon.
Benediction of the blessed sacrament fol-
lowed the mass. during which time the
Veni Creator was sung by the choir.
The sermon was delivered by Rev. Father
William ]. Ennis, S. ]. He encouraged the
students in the work that lies before them
this year, and urged them to 90 their best.
He practically laid out the line of work for
the year, and dwelt on the occasion of TAX
ing advantage of the opportunity TO secure
an education which would be a credit.
After the services in the Dahlgren Memo
rial Chapel the students assembled in the
CASTOR Memorial Hall, where they were
greeted by Rev. Father John A. Conway,
S. j.. the vice president of the university.
He delivered a short address of welcome,
and at the close assigned the students to
their respective class rooms for the school
cupied by the students in visiting the diff
ferent class rooms, and viewing the sur
roundings, taking advantage Of the oppor-
tunity to become acquainted with one an
other and also to become acquainted with
the different teachers. The real work will
commence tomorrow.
There was larger number of scholars at
the opening exercises this morning than
has beA2 recorded for several years.
Evening star., 1898-09-14

SENATOR GoRMAN FAVORED.
Democrats of Prince Georges County
Solid for Him.

Spe, ial Correspondence Of The Evening Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Md.
September 13, 1898.
The democratic county convention con-
vened here today at Il o'clock for the pur-
pose of electing delegates 10 the congress
sional convention to be held in Laurel to
nominate a candidate for Congress from the
fifth congressional district.
Fillmore Bean. chairman of the state
trail committee. called the meeting to order
and James c. Rodgers was electer chair
man, with Thomas E. Williams secretary.
resolution was offered by Robinson
White increasing the number of delegates
from four to eight, giving each nalf a vote
which, after much discussion, adopted.
There was much animated discussion
over the motion made allowing MIR. George
NJ. Henault of Kent, candidate for Con-
gress, TO select his own delega ation to Laur-
el, which resulted i'll the election of Rich
ard J. swami. Dr. Richard s. Hill, Richard
Hardesty, Benjamin Stephens John 5.
Rawlings, A. t. Robinson, DR.. James T.
Perkins. (. F. Coffin. These gentlemen are
firm supporters of Senator Arthur +. Cor
man as candidate, and in case of his not
accepting VIII cast their solid vote for Will
liam Il. Clagett of Prince Georges county
Upon motion Of John I. Burch of Vans
vile district resolutions were adopted
'pledglng the democrats of Prince Georges
county anew TO unfalterinS support of the
great principles enumerated by Jefferson
Madison. jackson and other able leaders of
the democratic party, renewing expressions
of confidence in the splendid leadership of
Senator Arthur P German, pledging him
their cordial support in every effort made
to redeem the state from republican mis-
rule; expressing the conviction that to
the able leadership of Senator German the
democrats of the United States owe their
only victories in national politics for over
thirty years. also, as democrats and as
American citizens we denounce as Infamous
the treatment accorded to our gallant SOL
diers, and demand that the men guilty Of
these lntanies, without regard to rank
shall be held to strict accountability; that
our thanks are due and rendered to the
brave soldiers and sailors who have added
new luster to the proud escutcheon OF our
state, and We dcprecate the attempt of a
coterie of bureau officers of the Navy De-
partment to rob that gallant son of Mary
land. Winfield Scott Schley, of his justly
deserved honors-"
The following delegates We're sent from
Calvert courty and will join Prince Georges
county In their support Of Senator German:
DR.. George H. Jones of second district
Charles t. Walton of third and William
Flies of first, with ]. Parker Duke, DR.. Rus
sell Talbot and John Bond jr., as al
ternateS.
Evening star., 1898-09-14
FIRE DEPARTMENT NEEDS.
Estimates Made for Year Ending
June 30, 1900.

The following estimates for the nante-
nance Of the District fire department dur
Ing the fiscal year ending June 90 1900
have been submitted to the Commissioners
by Chief Paris. the first set of figures he
District appropriation bill; the second the
amount asked for: One chief engineer,
&. oO0 81. 800; fOu~ assistant chief engineers
Sl,2o each, $3.50; ore clerk, $780, 81 200;
one fire marshal. $1,000, 81 200; twenty fore.
men, 81 loo each. 81 $50; fourteen engineers
$1,000 each, s1.15o; fourteen firemen, $40
each. S}68; four tillermen, $50 each 1886
twenty hostlers. $40 each, S966; 1872 pri-
v2 tes $50 each, $500: eight watchmen S6.O
each, $500; one machinist, 81 $50, Cne la
tOrer, $4SU; repairs to engine houses 81 600
5000; repairs to apparatus and new appll.
ances, 5000, 5000: hose, S. $50 $40, 600;
fuel. $500, $500; horses. 5000, 1000, for
age, 5000. $1,000; contingent expenses, So
go. Sl3.OH
Chief Paris asks for two additional as
sistant chief engineers, there being but two
now, and one machinist and Il laborer No
estimates have yet been submitted for any
increase in the size of the department.;
which. as now organic ed. consists of four
teen steam engine companies, two chemical
engine companies and four truck compan-
les. The District badly needs it is claim
ed. an increase in the number of CONF anies
and II Is probable that the Commissioners
will submit to Congress at the coming ses-
sion estimates for one more.
1t will also be noted from Chief PARIS
estimates that he has asked for an increase
in the salaries of all connected with the de-
partment. which is said TO be one of the
lowest paid fire departments in the country.
He asks total appropriation of $2I006S,
as compared with s22S $40 for the present
fiscal year.
Evening star., 1898-09-14
INTENSE SUFFERING
From Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble.
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets.
New Discovery, but Not n Patent
Medicine.

Dr. RedwelI relates interesting account of
what he considers remarkable cure of acute
stomach trouble and chronic dyspepsia by The
Of the discovery. Stuart-s Dyspepsia
Tablets
He s'ys: The patient who hal SUI
fered {" my knowledge for years with dyspepsia
Everything he ate seemed To- sour and create ac!I
and gases in the stomach he had pains like
rheumatism In the back shoulder blades and
limbs f-IIre=s and t'is--~se after eating r,rn-
appetite and loss Of flesh; the art became affect
e.. ,aDsIug pHIpusi.oC sdI 81 e. l-SsTess night.
| gave him powerfr. tunics and blrui
remedies. but to purpose As experiment
l finally bought 2 fiffy-ccnt package OF Stuart 5
Dyspepsia Tablets at dru: and gave them
10 him. Almost imE, date r,Iirf was given. and
after he had used four boxes he all aT-
pegrarCes fully cured.
There was aridiiv watery lis
ings. bloating after meals. tie APPETITE was
vigorous and he has gained L,twccn 10 and -
pounds in weight # solid. healthy flesh.
Although Stuarts Dysfcpsil Tabl is adver
used and sold in drug stores yet l consider them
most valuable addition To any physicians line of
remedies, they perfectly harmless ard can
be given to children OF iuvalids or in any con
dition Of the stomach with perfect safety. being
harmless and containing nothing hut vegetable
and fruit essences. pure p-T,sin and Golden Seal
Without any question ti!ry the safest. mos
effective fo- indf.eS.i n. | o!sness. consti-
patton and all derangements of the stomach, how
ever slight
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made by the
Stuart Co Of Ma-shsIl Mich. and sold by drug
gists everywhere at fifty per package
Little book stomach diseases mailed free.
Address Stuart Co. Marshall, Mich se14-15
Evening star., 1898-09-14

are for 1,050 patients and the necessary
corps of surgeons and nurses. The build
ings are located on Mill creek north of
the Notifications, and south of Buckrow
beach. They inclose. a space of forty acres,
are constructed in a triangular form with
the apex to the west and are all connected
by covered board walks. They were put
up under the general superintendent of
Capt. George w. McHarge of the quarter
masters department.
Josiah simpson Hospital.
These hospital buildings will be known
under the general head of the Josiah Simp-
son United States Hospital. Lieut.. Col A.
A. Woodruff, a recognized authority on
hygiene, will be the surgeon general in
charge. He will be assisted by a corps of
forty surgeons. All of the hospital build
ings are fitted with first-class plumbing ar
rangements. They are not plastered, but
covered on the exterior with first quality
of felt. 1t is not a good sanitary principle
to plaster hospital buildings, according to
Assistant Surg. Frederick A. Hodson who
in company with the contractor and Assist
ant Surg. Ernest w. Eweil, accompanied
The Star correspondent over the premises
According 20 Surgeon Hodson the death
rate al the Fortress Monroe Hospital since
the breaking out of the Spanish-American
war has been marveously low. Out of
l 800 patients entered on the rolls only
twenty-siX deaths have occurred The
death rate in city hospitals, when fever is
epidemic, often reaches twenty per cent of
the patients treated. DIR. Hodson stated
that at that moment the transport Cornmo-
dors Perry was lying out in the bay with
Evening star., 1898-09-14

Commander F. NJ. Wise has been ordered
to command the Enterprise. Commander
F. F. Gilmore detached from the New
York navy yard and placed on waiting or
ders
Passed Assistant Engineer w. L. Bailie
from Cramps works and ordered bone
Chief Engineer J. l.. Fannunl to the Ros-
ton navy yard, in place of Chief Engineer
a. Adamson home on waiting orders The
resignation OF Ensign T. L. Jenkins has
been accepted
The following named volunteer officers
have been honorably discharged: Lieuts
c. b. Reid, f. II. Barnard \. c. Hun. p
Herndon Passed Assistant Engineer A S
Fry. Ensign NJ. f. Kreider Assistant Sur
geon 5. V Merritt Mates ]. M SCuirer
and W. II. Keeling.
Evening star., 1898-09-14

260 fever patients on board, and as many
more were expected at Fortress Monroe as
soon the new hospitals should be turned
over to the government
Men Lose in Weight.
All of the 500 carpenters. plumbers and
echanics who have been working on the
buildings came from the District of Co
lumbia, and nine-tenths of the number
from Georgetown.
Many of the original force of workmen
were obliged to return to their homes after
a few days of service down there, owing
to the fact that the Fortress Monroe wa
unfit for labor. Those who went through
the siege had lost from ten to twenty-five
pounds each during their forty days resi-
dence there. 1t is well known that all of
the water used in the hospitals at
the place is brought to the scene in bot
ties and casks from Maryland and Virginia
springs.
The contractors consumed but forty days
in putting up the thirty buildings and sew
eral of these days were lost in waiting for
material side-tracked or missent. All of
the buildings are constructed of white Vir-
ginia pine. The original contract for the
work was let to Rein w. Darby of George
town, Nor $4,000. The plumbing contract
amounting to $4,000. was given to Nolan &
Sons. The felting contract was given to NJ.
c. Mitchell, who employed fifty men contin-
uously. In the carpenter work Contractor
Darby was assisted by j. T. Walker &
Son.
University Opening.
The annual opening Of Georgetown UnA-
Evening star., 1898-09-14
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Return of Workmen Lately Employed in
Hospital Construction.
Description of Thirty Buildings
Which Were Put Up in Forty Days
university Opening.

Friday morning of this week $50 men,
principally from Georgetown, will return to
their homes after having spent the past
forty days on the new hospital construction
at Fortress Monroe. Three hundred and
fifty of these men are carpenters, who
have been employed under Contractor Rein
W. Darby; about one hundred are plumbers,
under James Nolan & Sons, and the balance
felters, under NJ. c. Mitchell of George
town. These three Georg rgetown citizens
have just completed 100000 contract.
The hospital buildings, which have just
been put up and are now receiving their
finishing touches, number thirty In all,
which includes the administration building,
chapel, nurses quarters, surgeons quar-
ters, operating room mess hall, store room,
stable, guard house, garbage crematory
and seventeen wards. The accommodations
Evening star., 1898-09-14
BIG BALANCE IN OUR FAVOR.
Statement of Exports and Imports
for August.

The monthly statement of the imports
and exports of the United States for Au-
gust shows the imports of merchandise to
have aggregated $40, u.s. ,s44 a decrease az
compared with August 1897. of about So
100000. OF the imports during August S21.-
359 693 were free of duty. The August ex e
ports of domestic merchandise amounted
to $50. 262. AIS, an increase of nearly $1,000 =
O00 The imports of gold amounted TO $6-
s22 027. and the exports 1856, 9OS.
The silver imports were s., ,S95. $40, and the
exports $4,79s.47s. For the eight months
ended August 81 last a decrease of SII9-
9l3, 139 is shown in the imports of merchan-
disc as com Dared with the same period last
year, and al increase of S136, ,976, ,695 in the
exports. During the same time the i'm
ports of gold increased over $50, 900 0J0 and
the exports decreased near S23 Oo00 600.
There was also decrease of $685. go In the
silver imports and a decrease of s. 742, 7r9
In the exports.
Evening star., 1898-09-14
Framed Pictures.

Our special offerings of the Smith stock
of pictures have drawn immense crowds
but they've scratched and fawed a number
Of pieces that-while they're not materially
harmed-we shall have to sacrifice them as
damaged.
Small lot signed Etchings and Yards
OF Flowers" handsomely framed in n g.
gold-reduced from 81 so to-. AlON.
lot of Flower Panels in gilt frames and
Battle Ships and Patriotic Ideals, framed
in Red, White and Blue-reduced 90
from .25 and S1.50 to. ........... IOGs
lot of Pastels and Water Colors good
subjects, handsomely framed, but slight
rsdaeed ae@Hfeo: worm up to 50: Are 08C.
Evening star., 1898-09-14
Alleges DesertIon and Gets Divorce

Justice Cox today granted divorce 10
Clara E. Kncble from Charles Kaoble. In
her petition for legal separation Mrs. Kno-
bic declared that she and the defendant
were married December so, 1850, at Ozark
Ark. July H. 1850. she was Deserted by
her husband. In an answer he denied al
the allegations made against him.
Evening star., 1898-09-14
Elphonzo Youngs Co.
If you're preserving

don't make the mistake OF putting
up the fruits in cheap, inferior glass
jars. The chances are You'll spoil
Your preserving. All depends upon
the iars-so you'd better get the best
and be certain OF success. We have
the right sort here-and if YOU use
them You'll find out the economy Of
getting the best. These preserving
jars OF ours are different in shape
from the old sort-are made of
stronger, harder glass-have heavier,
better rubbers. And most important
OF all they seal perfectly highland
will stay tight until opened for use.
st expensive. either.
Every housekeeper In the land ought 10
be thankful for the Nudge Patent Process
of Preserving Fruits and Vegetables Ir's
really h.On-b because il saves SO much
trouble and time. The fresh ripe fruit is
placed right in the jar. ami processed
th"re-and need not be moved until ready
10 put upon the table BY this process
i--frctly ripe, fresh fruit retains its deli!
cate Elypr- plump form and original color
points which nvery housewife will aDpre-
ctafe- W" viii be pleased 70 see You at
the store any tne-while the Nudge Can
nor and Sterllize- is on exhibition.