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New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
Booker CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
ACCUSED OF wRoNGFULLY CONVERTING
MONEY, HE EXPLAINS HIS TRANSAC-
TIONS AND DENIES IT.

Arthur NJ. Hunter. stockbroker, was arrested
yesterday in a suit brought against him by William
3. Gurley and Richard A johnson 70 recover
So SOC &C. which the plaintiffs asserted ne had wrong
fully converted TO his own use The order for
Hunters arrest was issued by Justice Dugro Of the
Supreme Court. who fixed MS Oah at SltoN ana
directed that the plaintiffs should give an under
taking in 81 600 indemnify Hunter should he be
successful in his defence 10 the suit The arrest
was made by Deputy Sheriff Wagering, and Hun
ter. as soon he was brought TO the SneriH or
fce gave bail and released
The plaintiffs compose the Arm Of Gurley &
Johnson. and alIege that from April Il, 1888 10
February g. 1900 they employed Hunter as their
broker to purchase certain stocks and securities for
them margins.
Hunter. in his answer, admits that he owes the
plaintiffs Sg7 2s which he is satisfied 10 pay IN
settlement of the plaintiffs claim. but alleges that
the plaintiffs did not put up the margins required
under hrs agreement with them and that conse-
quently he was compelled 10 sell the securities held
by them and never received the money In dispute
from Gurley & Johnson
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
THE GOEBEL MURDER TRIAL.
WITNESS AGAINST POWERS CRoss-EXAM-
INED-HOw PROSECUTION GOT
HIS STORY.

Georgetown. Ky July H.-Robert Noaks, who
testified against Caleb Powers. charged with com
pHcity in the Goebel shooting, was cross-eXamined
by Judge Tnsley to-day He said he was de
ceived into a talk with Colonel Campbell at Big
Stone Gap. Va. prior mis- arrest, where the lat
ter met him Mr.. Kjamar. interested in mining
The conversation led into politics and then to the
Goebel assassination Later he found he was talk
ing to the attorney for the prosecution DE SAID
Campbell did not promise him anything for MS
testimony. Witness said he had an idea tnat
GoebeI 20 be killed, but he thought II would
be in fight, and not by assassination. When told
by John Powers TO keep cut of range, as some
fellows in the lobby were going TO do the work
for Goebe when ne came in he hurried OF 10
prevent the assassination.
Noaks was re-examIned regarding the trip OF him
self and his men to Frankfort at the time Of the
meeting of the Election Commissioners in Decen-
Der. He repeated that Powers had instructed him
70 have his men crowd into the State House, SO the
Governor would have excuse 10 call out the
Bradley blocked their game by telling them TO
keep of the grass Witness then reiterated that
the object OF Powers and others was TO intini-
date the Commissioners.
Noaks excused until Monday when he prom
ised to bring into his muster roll and a
cartridge given him by John Powers ~, -.
F. NJ. Hurst. of Bourbon County, testihed tnat
he was in the Insurance Commissioners s office, on
the third floor Of the Executive Building, when the
shooting occurred. The occupants of that depart
Heuu did not know for five minutes after the shoot
ing that it was GoebeI who had fallen
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
Grand COUNCIL OF 0RAYGEnEy 10 MEET

Thousands of Oransemen will come 70 this city
ms week from Great Britain and Ireland Africa,
Australia Canada and the United States. i is the
occasion of the biennial session Of the Supreme
Grand Lodge q the United States and the trennial
session u the Imperial Grand Council Of the
World The Earl OF Erre, Imperial Grand Presi-
celr- Lord Farnham. William Johnston, NJ p
Colonel Sauderson n P William Young. Of Glas-
gov. Scotland. 2. 3. Shorrock ot Blackburn, Eng
la-5. the Rev T TrestraE Of West Australia
James McAIannas. OF Glasgow; George Arthur, Of
Edinburgh; J. ". Bel, N P, Of Ontario; Herman
=. Pitts n P Of FredericktOn. y. B.; D n
Jern1yn, q Wharton, Ont, and David Graham, Of
NeV-York City constitute the Board OF Officers Of
the Imperial Grand Council, and all are expected
% bs present take part IN the deliberations OF
me council
Tie headquarters OF the council officers and the
cheers Of the Supreme Grand Lodge OF the United
states viii be al the Ashland House, Fourth-aVe
and TVerty-fourth-st- The British. African ana
australian delegates viii arrive to-day ana To-
morrow. Sessions viii begin to-morroH ana cor
lHUe al week. On Saturday there VIII pe q granG
Parade OF the OrangeTuen OF NeW-Y oTk State aho
VISITING delegates. On Tuesday evening a Demon
stFstlon Will be held in Lyric Hall, No 70 Skin
ave. and on Thursday evening a banquet VIII De
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
INCORPORATED AT ALBANT.

Albany. July 21.-The following companies have
been incorporated:
KnubeI Tobacco Company OF New-York City
capital, 10000. Observation-Disclosures H. KnubeI
Herman Knubei and George F. KnubeI. OF New
York City
Universal School of Mental Science of Rochester
capital. $4,000. Dlrectors-H. H. Spaulding Hugh
Carson and Irving Paine, of New-YOrk City.
The Fillmore Telephone Company of Fillmore
Auegany County. capital 5000. Directors
Charles Kicker. William 5. Mills and John H
Howden. of Fillmore.
Universal Shade Frame Company. Of Buffalo;
capital. $4,000. Directors-F. f Howard. 7. S
Fassett and T. B. Walker of Buffalo.
Metropolitan Speciality Company. of Buffalo: cap
itaI, $4,000 pirectors-J. r Baldwin. OIivera
Byer and Mary J, Baldwin, of Buffalo
s s Brown & Co. Of New York City 70 manu-
facture dairy products; capital $50 600 Directors
S. 5. Brown. J. r. Root and w F. Young OF
New-York City.
The Collar City Laundry Company Of Troy: cap
ital 10000 Di-ectors-David B Coon Charles A
Coon: William Fl. Coon Frank Vandeusen and
of Menands.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST JESTER,
WITNESS SAW HIM AND GATES TOGETHER
JESTER TOLD HIM AFTERwARD GATES
CUT HIS THROAT.

New-London. No, July 21--Francis P shuck, Of
St Louis. to-day told damaging story on the wit
ness stand in the trial OF Alexander Jester shuck
said.
In 1871 I was journey!ng from Knox County, No.
10 Audrain County, No, 10 visit relatives near
Mexico When I reached Renick l met an elderly
man and a young with two wagons and 4
buffalo calf I talked with the young man, VINO
afterward learned Gilbert Gates He told
me ne was from Kansas, and was going 10 his
home near Chicago. He wanted me 70 ride with
him TO Sidney, sixteen miles, but the old man,
who afterward learned was Alexander Jester,
objected He said to me: You had better go
where you started
Shuck said they parted but afterward he met
the old man driving along the road near sidney
This time he by himself but had TWO teams
lester yelled Hello they passed.
The witness said he saw Jester again This time
he was in the Paris MO- jail. The witness had
seen in the newspapers that it was alleged tnat
Jester haG killed a-es. and he called at the jail
10 see If the prisoner was the same old man who
had objected his riding with Gates He called
a. the Jail Jester for about twenty minutes.
The prisoner at first said he did not recall seeing
shuck. hut finally asked him II he going 10
appear IN court against him Il told him" said the
witness. That nobody knew 1 had seen the two
teams at Sidney The prisoner then told that
Gates cut his own throat Jester then choked up,
and I left him"
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
CHARITIES WEEK AT sIEGEL-coOPER CO.

II has been the rule of the SegeI-Cooper Com
pany. Sixth-ave-, Eighteenth and Nineteenth SITS
ever since its organization in Chicago years ago to
have annual charities benefit sale. lasting an
entire week This is done only TO show the
firms appreciation Of the good work which certain
charities carry on, but TO enable them to extend
that work This is charity week the Big Store"
in sixth-ave. and a percentage OF the entire re-
ceps for the next days will be divided as fol-
lows
Soadav-.-rhe Nsw-York Herald Free Ice Fund
TIes3ay-''Ths Nsw-Yor1er -Zeitung'. Foboksn
Disaster Fund.
Wednesday-The New-York Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
Thursday-''The Jersey City Journal Fresh Fund
and the Newark News Fresh Air Fund
Frridsv-'The EeW-York World Babies
Satrrday-The Little Mothers Aid Association
The firm will DO it's share to make this the biggest
summer weeks business in its history by OF
price reductions of stock in hand and also by pre-
senting many original bargains IN seasonable mer-
chandise- Customers OF the firm and friends of the
charities TO be benefited can by making their pur
chases the day set apart for their favcrtte
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
BREWERY COLLECTORS BODY FOUND.

The body found by the Hoboken police off the
Savannah Line pier at Eleventh-st.. North River,
yesterday. has been identified that OF Christof
Stoettner. collector for the Rising Sun Brewing
Company, OF Elizabeth. N J. The body was identi-
fed by the brother-in-law Of the dead man, who
states that Stoettner disappeared from his home on
July Il. end probably had large sum OF money
IN his possession When the body was taken 10
ODonnells morgue, in Hoboken, only % cents
was found in the pockets. There was no coat
or vest the body, and gold watch and
chain Of value which Stoettner always wore were
missing.
Stoettners address in Elizabeth was No 1A
Catherine-st wife and three children survive
MIN His disappearance reported 10 the Eliza
beth authorities, and detectives had been search
ing for him since his disappearance. No marks OF
Violence were discovered about the body
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
RECEPTION FOR MAJOR GREENE.
GENERAL. orIs's AID WELCOMED BY PEOPLE
OF HIS HOME VILLAGE.

F!sakiu Landing. July 2 CspeciaD)--Major Henry
4 Greene who has just returned from the Philip
pines was tonight the guest at large reception
given BY the people OF Fishkiu Landing and Mat
teawar L was the largest public affair ever wit
ressed n these villages Major Greene arrived
from Manila few days ago He had been assist
az secretary 70 The Military Governor, and for
many months press censor. He was his way 70
Rochester where he has been assigned 70 assist
General Otis ard mad stopped Al his home here 10
vtsi- his wife and parents. whom ne had not seen
since some tine before the Santiago campaign, in
which ne took part, being sent 10 the Philippines
Immediately after The hastily prepared demon
srrati2n was taken part in BY about i've thousand
people. Al address % welcome was made by the
Rev z. 4 NcCuIlurr. pastor ot the Reformed
CaE-c1 10 which Major Greene responded. There
were also addresses by Assemblynan John T
Smith and James G. Meyer
Tie following telegram was received from Cen
era C-ls- Major Greene, my former regimental
ac---arr and late aid. is entitled TO every com
uelCa-lo1 which the people OF his home confer
upon him His services II the Philippines during
ne last rwO years. II the field assistant secre
targ % The Military Governor and subsequently, as
press censor. were both arduous and important He
rs a brilliant major. an accomplished soldier, who
served his country to the extent Of his ability and
n its great good z. :. OTIS
4 supper followed the demonstration
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
Has CONE HOME RICH.
ABSENCE. RETURNS TO PINE PLAINS
WITH A FORTUNE

Poughkeepsie, y Y. July gL-Frank Hustled who
twenty years ago. when a poor boy. left his hons
in Pine Plains 10 seek his fortune the West. has
returned 10 his old home in that town a rich man
Hustled when a young man went into the almost
unknown regions OF Colorado. and was fortunate
from the start He secured small piece OF ground
at hrst and began digging the foundations for n
small house He had gone almost as deep as he
wished in the ground when he struck vein OF
pushed his work along from good 70 better. and
cumulated fortune Then he thought OF his old
home Al Pine Plains. and decided 70 spend the
unainder OF his years there. He mas purchased the
HaysJradt farm, including Stlssng Lake, where he
used 20 play when a boy. He Is now building fins
home and giving work TO many men in and about
the village
Mr.. Hustled has had many interesting possessions
shipped him from the West. among other things
being number OF Ansora goats and ine cattle.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
JOIN RAMAPo AND CROTON.
WATER COMPANIES SOLD PRELIMINARY
TO A REORGANIZATION.
PRESIDENT ELLIS SAYS SYSTEMS ON oP-
PosITE SIDES OF THE RIVER COULD
BE UNITED BY PIPES


The New-York City District Water Supply
Company and the Upper New-York City Water
supply Company were sold yesterday by auc-
-ion az White Plains under a foreclosure. The
Metropolitan Trust Company. the trustee Of the
mortgage bonds. brought the foreclosure pro-
oaasings IN default OF interest. The two proper
t,es we're bought in by Arthur Turnbuu. third
,.oe-president OF the United States Mortgage
.,d Trust Company and chairman OF the Re
,-rsuization Committee OF the water companies
The price paid for the companies was $500
Mrs Hotchkiss. widow OF the gun manufact-
,,-s- of that name owns so per cent Of the
bonds of the New-York District company and
x per cent Of the bonds ot the Upper New
York company. By means OF her holdings w H
Ellis. Of No 3 Broad-st., a Cuban. became the
president Of the companies
Yesterdays sale was formal preliminary to
g reorganization OF the concerns. Just what
man VIII be adopted Mr.. Ellis would not di-
vuIge. but he implied that some kind Of q deal
was contemplated with the Ramapo company
These companies have got 10 swallow the
Ranapo OF the Ramapo must swallow US" Mr.
F-rs remarked significantly.
The TWO companies which form a part OF the
Nev-York and Westchester Water Company.
OF which Nj. Ellis is also president, have power
under the charter granted TO them by Mayor
Grant 70 lay their pipes under the streets Of
this city. M. Ellis said yesterday that the
franchise owned by the companies would per
mil the extending OF their pipe lines TO the
Battery. L was said some tine ago that the
Ramapo people intended 10 buy the westches-
ter system. and thereby be in a position to
bring their water 10 New-York City and obviate
the necessity Of applying for franchise. The
Wes-chestsr company owns most Of the water
sheds between this city and the Croton water
shed. and Il was reported last year that the
Ear7zpo and Westminster concerns intended 70
consolidate as soon as the former obtained its
contract with the city, but public Indignation
defeated the proposed Ramapo steal.
When Mr.. Ellis was asked yesterday II the
pooling scheme 10 be revived he declined
70 answer. but readily and rninuteIy explained
how easy Il would be for the Ramapo and
Wsstchester watersheds 10 be connected by
means OF what he termed cable pipes.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
rHR0WN FIFTT FEET BY 4 TROLLEY 90:

somerville. n. J., July p (speciaD.-A trolley car
on the Brunswick Traction Line. into the
rage OF Dr. F. l. Field. Of Milestone. In the sub
vyav under the tracks OF the Central Railroad Of
New-Jersey, at this place, at O'Clock tonight
I)r Field and his driver, young man whose name
co,1ld not be ascertained. were thrown fifty feet
in the air, and fell on the sidewalk The horses
a,tscbed N the carriage were knocked down. and
the vehicle was completely demolished. DIR. Field
when picked up was IN great pain. and appeared 70
Sy1t-+ b--,7fses The men placed in a carriage
spS taken 10 their homes, al Milestone The motor
- ~ rbe car was not arrested Manager Riker
~ fbe Traction Company, who was on the car
states that the accident was caused py Lhe Team
bsroTn,ng frightened and jumping IN front Of the
80 as ~ was running through tho subway.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
THEATRICAL NAN 4 BANKRUPT
FORMER TREASURER OF ROSTER. BAL &
CO FAILS. But THAT CONCERN IS
NOT AFFECTED IN ANY WAY.

r
Carl Roedelsperger 4 salesman. living At No 434
East Flfry-seventh-st has fled petition in bank
--ptcy with liabilities Of $50 .s3 and nominal assets
of --o0 Ar. Roedelsperger was formerly treasurer
~ Eosrer Bal & Co. corporation in West Thirty
fou-ch-st and he wishes 70 get rid Of any liability
OF account Of being an officer Of that corporation
His assets consist OF note OF Roster. Bal d Co
fo- s 90 in possession of Moses Valentine 500
bonds o. The same corporation, in possession Of
Berrheiuer & Schrnid. and 300 due him by the
corporation for salary from September 1883 10 July
T. 80 The liabilities were contracted from 1897 to
1900 IT this city, Jersey City and PatchOgue. and
ara for merchandise. services. borrowed money
deficiency judgments, etc. There are more than
one hundred creditors the largest being Gelston G
Roe Of PatchoEue, for S4So bond given on
realty known as Roe's Hotel which was foreclosed.
ard Moses Valentine, S5,568 or three judgments.
John Roster seen yesterday a. 2 matinee al
f rad not been acquainted with AIr Roedelspergers
trouble and II fact not in position 20 say
ANYTHING concerning Il He wished II understood:
nov that the theatre. under the name or
Kos-er & BiaTs but which was in reality the
Standard Amusement Company. had nothing what
% with M Roedslsperger- Roster & t5iaIs
ne said s not 2 firm name but simply q trade
Co. owners OF the numerous saloons OF that name
n tae city There Is no corpora ton. ne said under
Ire firm name OF Roster & Bal II any salary IS
dg= NJ. Roedelsperger the Standard Amusement
C1u-panv knows nothing about IL nor Goes M
RoedeIsperger hold any notes against it
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
PERRY s. HEATH RETIRFS.
HIS SUCCESSOR AS FIRST ASSISTANT PosTMAs-
TER-GENERAL NOT YET APPOINTED.

Washington, July Z.-Perry s. Heath, the First
Assistant Postmaster-GeneraL who is 10 become
secretary Of the Republican National Committee,
practically retired from the Postof1ce Department
to-day, when he bade his friends goodby. From
on his headquarters Will be al Chicago He
will formally tender his resignation in few days,
take effect at the close OF this month. His sue
cessor is not definitely known. The appointment
was offered 10 Curtis Guild jr-. Of Boston, but he
declined, for business reasons, and similar offer
that has Just been made to ex-Representative
George NJ Curtis OF Iowa. has not yet been an
sWered so far as is known here Several telegram ms
have been sent from here urging Mr. Curtis 10 &c
cepu but his friends say he is not likely 10 take
the Office He is a candidate for the Senatorshtp TO
succeed NJ (fear.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
DELAGOA BAY AWARD PAID
PORTUGAL DEPOSITS THE MONEY IN
PARIS BANK

washington, July 21.-The Deagoa Bay ar
Di'Ia'ion closed to-day. so far as Portugal was
eoncerned, by the announcement to the State
DepaI Irhent by Sefor Duarte that his Govern
-l,e4i1 naa deposited the amount Of the award.
0ou' SooOuoOo' with the Contra Discounta a
al 10 banking institution with which the Por-
80. euese government does business. 1t will re-
I-tI @ lot the British and American claimants to
.Lanse for an equitable distribution of this
Iuno and negotiations to that end are under
way With promise Of success
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
LAWN TENNIS GOODS BURNED.

A DISASTROUS FIRE IN WAKEFIELD. MASS.
CAUSES HEAVY LOSS.
Wakefield. Mass. July 21.-A fire which broke out
In the Rink block this forenoon and spread 70
property near by caused loss estimated at ABOUT
100000. The local Fire Department called for alo
from Reading. Maiden, Melrose and Stoneham. ne
Rink block was occupied by the Wakefield heeo
Chair Company and by Wright Ditson' the
well known sporting goods firm, for the manu-
facture of lawn tennis materials. The fire starred
from unknown cause. and spread rapluIy
through this building. Howards woodWorFNhs
shop and Buckley & Diapers livery stable aIs9
were burned. with most Of their contents Severdl
dwelling houses and the Universalist Church were
damaged
Wright & Ditson's loss is estimated S45O 600 and
that of the Wakefield Reed Chair Company al S'a-
900. The amount of the insurance cannot oe
learned. Two fremen were injured by falling from
a ladder.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
Id - NINING pITCF.

Santa Fe, y NJ. July p (speciaD-The Lynch
ditch. which carries water from the Red River 20
the Moreno placer mines. at ElizabethtOwn. Is to
be sold next month at Sherinrs sale 70 satisfy q
judgment and costs aggregattng so The ditch.
crossing f1rty-two miles OF rough mountains, was
built BY NeW-YOrk capital thirty years ago
expense OF 500 0te. and By the use Of the water
conveyed by II about 100000 worth a lgcsd had
been mined.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
ELEcTRIc SHOWER IN YEW-JERsEY.

Elizabeth y J July H--Lightning struck me
power house Of the Suburban Electric Light Com
pzny of Union County to-day running an alter
hating dynamo The IRE alarm wire was burned
OH, as were many telephone wires IN oinereht
Parts % the city - 1h
@sy-ave was SET on IRE by lightning ana was S Ge
suoyed 4 large quantity Of grain and ny
burned. TIE loss is placed at about sZgOo- Al
kosele house was set on fire by lightning ana
oonsleerably dana ged.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
EX-GOVERNOR OF YrCAT4E HERE.

on the Ward Line steamship segurauca. which
reached this city yesterday from Havana and MexI-
can ports, Rudolfo Canton. Ex-Governor of
Yucatan and president OF the Yucatan railroad.
He met at Quarantine by his family on the tug
President. Fifteen passengers Of the steamship
were sent 10 Hoffman Island for observation.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
FOREST FIRE UNDER CONTROL.

Sandwich Mass July A.-The great forest fire
which has been sweeping through this section Of
the Cape Cod district for two days finally
placed under control at midnight last night. Ex-
tensive back firing and an advantageous direction
OF the wind ACCOMPLISHED the result. This is the
greatest forest fire this district has ever known,
and the burned tract includes about thirty square
miles. The loss has not been estimated
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
Oho 1gnnual Charities Benef9 SAFE.

Of It's
70 oeb
eah o the charities
Tn Ne H dEN
NY
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JG Fresh rmnd
ley d Fund
ASS
in bargains
by
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
R. 4. JOHNsON's BIG LOSS.
SENATOR GoRMAN's soN-IN-LAw MISSES MORE
THAN $1,000

Gloucester Mass, July 21.-The police were in
formed to-day that r A Johnson. of Washington.
D. c.. son-in-Iaw of ex-senator German of Mary
land while with a drag party from Magnolia. where
he is staying TO ChebaccO Lake in Essex yesterday
lost a pocketbook containing twelve one hundred
dollar bills and checks and drafts aggregating 81 OO0
Mr. Johnson says that, while il is possible he was
robbed his hOuel he is Of the opinion that the
pocketboOk was lost from his clothing in the course
o drive.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
For the Third Week of
M2lasun7mer Sale of Groceries

another array of very attractive prices herewith
presented. If you look them over you are sure to
notice the big saving that is to be effected by buying
these goods now, when the prices you have paid in
the past and the prices you will have to pay in the
future are taken into consideration. Remember that
ttEcnnnn1v is Wealth y
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
THE FIFTH INFANTRY SAILS.
TRANSPORT STARTS FROM sANTIAGo-UNDEs1RA
BILE IMMIGRANTS

Santiago de Cuba, July 2l.-At midnight the trans
port Rawlins sailed for New-York with battaI-
ion of the 9Th Infantry. Major Chance in command
The other battalion will go on the Mcpherson
about July 28
There IS considerable indignation in Santiago on
account Of the landing of number Of immigrants
Of bad character. Among these immigrants was
woman who had husband in this city. The
inspector finally allowed her TO land and she Sc
cured the services OF Methodist missionary. and
returning 10 the schooner with number of
grOes, had all Of the women Of the party married
to the colored under the British flag The in
spector was thus unable prevent the landing
OF the menbers OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
STEEL COAPAEY INCORPORATED.

Trenton n J. July A.-Arrcies OF iaeor las.on .-.
q the crucibe steel Company OF America we're i- -
Al The oface OF the Secretary OF state io-oAy-
company has capital OF s500oO1 ano ~ toi t -
Tor the purDose OF consolidating the cIoclDe 5SS
concerns Of the country. The corpora - ns1b Z
ssc K Wood Nillard W. Baldwin ano hsnn@eh L.
~scLzrer-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

fund be certain that percentage OF every cent
they spend will go toward their chosen agency for
good. and buyers VIII a. the same time reap a
proht for themselves by taking advantage Of the
nrn1'S money saving offerings any day this week.
Reference 20 the firms advertisement in another
part OF this paper Will show the particular and
striking inducements which this house Is extending
70 The public this week