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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
IN A LAUNDRY.
How Soiled Garments Are Handled and Made
to Look Clean.


As soon as a laundry package comes in it must
be opened, the contents counted and each article
some eombnatohR Of tters sand Hnd suTes The clerk
then fills out printed slip with the and
garments cent and the page, and line on which the
be easily looked up should occasion arise The slip
Is hung up before one Of the boxes ranged along
Office on a large scale The garments are now
ready 10 be sent down into the Mushroom.
through the different processes that transform
them 10 this state OF crisp whiteness They are
cylinders serve as washboards. through whose per-
forations the soapsuos splash in showers of foam.
SOmetines woman sgperintends this department,
but more often il is given to man. for the
than in the close steamy basement narily be
imagined. The process Of washing requires be
clothes are packed into the condenser and are
then sent up TO go through the process OF starch
The opening of the drier emits wave of hot air
steam pipes. There seem to be machines for every
thing. Tor moistening the clothes to Just the right
point, for drying and smoothing out sheets and
such large articles. which pass between the cyiin-
ishing shirt bosoms and collars cuffs and neck
these poshers. The shirts are stretched a
kind OF bosom board. and the hot roller passes
In the large iaundries there are machines for iron
ing the bodies Of shirts and such plan ssrmepts
the polishing is done by hand, The shirts shirts, are
The collars come through the polishers perfectly
fat and shapeless A girl passes them over 10 me
darupener which dampens them along the seam
ana hands them over 20 her companion at the
shaper. Under her guidance thee begin TO assume me
the appearance OF collars once more. ana she
finishes her work by giving each collar def little
turn around the horn attachment
Al the ironing boards IN one room skllfui laun.
dresses are ironing garments Of all forms and
sizes Only Of long experience j. intruSted
with the fine tucks fTflls and embroideries galore
some OF the customers have special rules Shd tsgu
lations governing their laundry, and such a, use
are designated by a bit Of string fastened " ~
b1,ttonhole The position 81 the string iIlhtclt 70
ybetbsr ID IL rush work OF whether IL is 10 ba eNti
sfid starched etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
RECLUSE HAD 1000.
old Homan Buried as Pduper-Left
Noney to Hospitals.

REPRESENTATIVES OF the Health Department who
were fumgatlng the home Of Mrs Mary Louise
MAY the recluse. who was found dead last Wednes-
dav at her home No. 1913 Dean-st, Brooklyn,
found ssm in money. and bankbooks showing de-
posts OF more than $500. in an old chest yester-
DAY. AS the old woman apparently had no friends
her body was hastily buried in Potter's Field.
bat as a special request that she be laid beside
her husband. in the Lutheran Cemetery. in Middle
Village. has been found in the chest, it is likely
4hat the body will be reburied.
The papers show that Mrs. May left ali her
money 10 four Catholic hospitals in her will. which
is in the he nds Of Bergen Dylxman. At the Office
Of that law firm yesterday IL was said that the
,,..so- who had charge OF Mrs. Mays VIII
ont OF town and the names Of the hospitals to
which nearly $500 is go could not be learned
Mrs May had lived alone in the Dean-st house
for many years. her husband. Thomas May
retired ship captain. having died ten years ago
she had not been seen for nearly month "hen
the rent collector called. and with the aid OF a
,,olicen1an broke in the door and found Mrs. May
dead she had been dead FOR more than three
weeks the coroner's physician said. by her sac
was the dead body OF her pet dog
Yesterday the following letter was found on the
bureau:
rantn q terrible suffering and fear that my end
Is near There is no one 10 notify as years ~ 2 III
health have estranRed me from all my frends- BUY
me with nay husband. Burial permit VIII be l2uiu
with the papers in the sealed chest ne 49,. - -,
go -cDe through wears Of sickness and grief ana
desoIation. as have done ~ Iles - -
froken woman. ] leave my money 70 charlty nol-
ing that il NAV lift burden from some poor ne.ai
No. no one ever feel the sorrow that has come 70
me undessrved Money for the funeral eh IPSa
vii be founa in my bag Praise SIoo III - ~,
an feeling weak and have found peace al last
Search IN the chest revealed S40l in gold and the
eolovring banklyooks showing deposits in her name;
WILLIAMSBURG Savings Bank n.as 81 seamens saw
inrs Bank 81 $50 90. Bank for Savings OF the city
OF New-York s.7E IS, Brooklyn Savings BANK
$3.50 - . 1870
beside the woman on the bed was found loaded
revolver IL had not been discharged put the TACT
that the gas set was open and the cracks nae oetH
sftrTed up leads the police 10 suspect thSt the 1Id
xroTnan NAV have committed suicide Nhen she
was found the gas not flowing, as the meter -
one Of the automatic variety thAt SHUTS on 'e gus
AFTER every Is cents worth Is exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
EASTERN PARKWAY BUILDINGS.
Justice Herrick Says Permit Must be Granted
Law Unconstitutional.

oecision % Importance TO the owners Of prop
" ~ Eastern Parkway and in President and
Doagiass SITS was rendered yesterday IN the su-
Fnae Court. in the proceeding brought by Frank
o'41er q builder. fo~ "a manGamus 20 compel the
'-perintenoent ~ Buildings FOR Brooklyn 10 re-
ING 1le revocation OF a permit ISSUED by him al
wing Dl2er 20 erect two houses IN Eastern Park
's' near Sterling Place. Justice Herrick orders
~ granting 81 the permit
-Ae permit was revoked on the ground that IN
~ an act of the legislature. no buildings except
Ie'1nes' p-azzas. fountains and stltuary could be
-, -lea on the l0ts fronting Eastern Parkway from
sang ioh-aFe. 10 RidEeWood Park. or In Presi-
'-'' OF Douglass sts from New Norig-ave. 10 the
o'ner city line OF Brooklyn. within thirty feet
I'm tae Ane OF such several streets
D'1et sought the mandamus on tive ground that
&c "a" was unconstitutional as the restrictions
1850 py the act practically constituted a con-
e--S -.ion % private property 20 public uses. and
".-nolt c0muen q ti0r
-. .sstall Corporation Counsel Walker contended
-, ~ legislature had the right 10 impose such
49, ,-9s ior the benefit ~ the surrounding prop
49, alo mat. when the streets FOR the PARKWAY
.eiiel Tie FORMER lot owners had received fuil
tl'n Tor their property.
r..et heri1ck as the matter was Cf such i'm
az once. VIII ~ tsNe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
WORK ~ TIE EPIPHANY CHURCH.

. 's ~i1ich ~ The Epiphany. McDonough-st
- -'ilklns-avo- Brooklyn. there viii DC a spe-
- sermon and music to-day the occasion being
- e4tning ~ the Ian and winter work Of the
- WIN added facilities FOR mission and edu-
- a- "ofk The Rev Dr. Dean Richmond Bah
~, ~. 'ne rector. will preach az 1890 a. m on The
49, y 'he church in the Present Age" The sun
~. '' VII De- resumed at D. m. ana what
- ulsilictifelF a peoples service" will be
. Fl '-A ,. m. on Friday nights there VIII he
- ai lectures on the Bible and Church history
- 'ofio" daily kinderrarten VIII be started in
- I'iiAh Ian. under Miss Cecilia Schleich and
Co. kitchen garden" on Saturday. A free
wiz - - A1idfN and reading and game roon.s
tS6 sc, ottesea Dr. Babbitt win explain the spirit
Dr. Es 49, ~ ne new work to-day. on week DAYS
a ~ - D ~ Nlll be IN the parish house from 70
e oopss,. :. a M The daily O'clock service Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New--lOrk. september L. lSuH
COFFEE-The coffee market active Tor a SATURDAY
and generally with the steady European cables
small receipts and expectations OF furter oao
clop The opening steady at unchanged prices
advance OF > points ami after business. Whlch
reached about $4,000 bags the market closed STEADY net
5d1O higher There comparatively CoI-
Offering continued demand for cover
IL would also appear that recently there has
been little expansion Of public buying interest me
receipts Rio and Santos for the day we're 0sO0 bags
Is 0O bags for the day last year and the
interior Santos estimate ralled for 32 bags against
81 There rave been further advices OF
erning the crop. but 1t Is the popular Idea
that august ow"ring not progressing favoraby
IL that a little better jobhing demand has de-
velOped recently, and this has had an Influence IL is
considered that the statistical position Is very
weak and m Of any sdvaIce the tendency among
will probably be toward that curtainent OF
production which nearly Ccf believes must
place before any permanent betterment market
conditions be expected. The sTOr market firm
with quotations on the basis Of SAC for Rio No g.
The OF contract prices In the local market to-
DAY follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
Holiday.

COTTON-There decidedly hrmer market
cotton. call developed unchanged prices
points. and later business carried the
gain Of 12g1S points the closing figures
the previous day. The market finally steady at
gain Of 12G15 points with total sales Of 100000
estimated The higher ruling of prices the
exhibition Of stability by the Liverpool
AZ as points would comported with the closing
the Nev-York market to-day. The English market,
other hand, reported advance Of points spot
advance Of 2ls points September. while
limiting advance the later positions to 212T4i7
points Reports deterioration continued arrive
although there by means Uniformity 70 the
crop being calculated to show that the
boil weevil had been grossly exaggerated. and
that reports Of and shedding only such
were 10 expected this time Of the Covering
the principal factor OF the business Of the brief
session demand being partly stimulated by further
fntirnations possible storm in the Gulf and Atlantic
sections from the Gulf said to be now the
Of a hurricane. The kind OF reports were due
yesterday however. warning signals were officially
reported from Jacksonville 20 Tampa on this
The Chronicles report for the week
regarded bullsh. and led revision
expectations the trade the probable
the weekly crop report to come from Washington
q noon The weekly trade reviews Of the
ton goods rather better general cond
receipts while showing considerable increase
disappointing proportions. while on the other
takngs Of spnneTs reported 70 be limited
the necessities Of the mills which do
justified anticipating wants while the prices
spot cotton markets the country therefore. while
orally steader. remained rather quiet.
The range prices IN the local market to-day
W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
CONCERT FOR CHARITY.
Jesoish Societies Unite Efforts for
Coming Entertainment

A concert which viii be looked forward 20 in
Brooklyn win take place on the evening OF January
q next in the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. under
the auspices OF the Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum. the Jewish Hospital and the Hebrew Educa-
tionsl Society These charitable organizations have
decided 70 combine their efforts and energies for
the season.
For years the orphan Asylum ball enlisted the
sympathy and active cooperation OF people inter
ested in Jewish charitable work in Brooklyn For
a long while the orphan Asylum managers had the
field 10 themselves. Some years ago. however. the
Hebrew Educational Society came into existence,
and 1901 the Jewish Hospital Society Was formed.
These three organizations were composed largely
OF the same members. and IL was soon discovered
that these members were called upon 20 purchase
tickets for various affairs several times during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
GOSSIP OF THE BOROUGH.
Continued from tenth page.

had known him before he became tired OF waiting
for the promotion that his friends thought ne
richly deserved and left the department for posi-
ton in n bank. we're shocked when they saw
Humphrey yesterday Then he was the proud pos
SCISSOR Of a mustache that made him the envy Of
his brothers. Yesterday the cherished hirsute
adornment was gone. Sadly he told the tale OF his
less and then gave the advice already mentioned
1t seems that a week ago the members of his fam
iy discovered several gray hairs among the black
This troubled the sergeant sorely. but he strenu-
ousiy opposed using any OF the patent hair re-
storers whose respective merits were presented to
him by friends and members Of his family. Never
would he allow such Quack remedies 10 dampen
the silky hair OF hts mustache. No. never! But a
friend came along with prescription simple
family remedy that was recommended in maga-
zine column devoted to giving free advice on how
to preserve health and beauty. 1t included walrus
oil and or two other simple ingredients and
seenred harmless The sergeant was persuaded 10
try IL. The application was made with highly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. September u. 1908.
toisv and scarcely any business accomplished The
situation values Is much the same as reRoIted %
scotch peas an other kinds ruling rather eszy We
quote: Beans SlSs e m DO I SSa choice 3 s x 90
psd Kidney choice s. 20 DO white Kidney. BEST g ESQ
81 ss Io e eSo s'S s. G5s2 S % lima csiorhs 81 $50
s. 50; DO imported giants 81 5yesl 90 90 as,lAn In
TE:f@The arrival q $50 PACKAGES to-day brought
100 packages than last week and nearly 100 pack
s Of the liberal arrivals there has been very good
market all the week and ps,Ses nave Has 80, s s gan
provement noted Yesterday was fuly naintained ana
2 tsr FOR hSh scoring goods Other qualities rshss
from roc downward and are steady Not nueh dong IN
i rather eondent feeling especially the top grades
We Creamery extras per ~ 1.S DO hrsts p.
Sslry tubs hrsts 1T6tsc. DO seconds 15G1e % thirds
isas w.s5fTR m TaneSates eRsa i 40 s 1880
90 seconds l5ul5 do thirds 13a14c Western factory
hss i 40 thirds ia ai4c packing stock held So l.
Use: DO current make. No l. if'se; do No lSAGl4e'
- cIfE;EsEs-Ths market i closing the week rather
quietly but holders very fIa u tae "a , w..
are weaker. but having little any Influence o.
rean cheese have been fairly liberal during the week.
but with active demand here slssnsd ue closely , a
have sol promptly g sS2oTt ter s a. ~ e
SeI5 WITH increasns hrnness Ell grades ths
cheaper skins Liverpool cables SIS ~ io- eoersd sls
state fun cream snail colorei fancy. per n he %
small white fancy Io,.s' 20 anal ssSa g pTs sr I
eolored fancy. 1o'.e; d. iafss white fancy; 500 10
large s sSss 70 's sjs;. sh: sis % ss6ise s
prime siieSc STATE part skins. prime. esaIe; ID, Dc
sod; stgs.e: DO common to f'ir 'S'e' s'''s' '''
Fs1Ths market closes strictly fancy fress
anfer grades. which directly IN coils 80 -.
ruis am a. last quoted We quote. state f'' '"ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

gratifying results The gray hairs apparently dis
appeared. The following morning, before going TO
the bank, more OF the mixture was applied. When
he reached the office he was greeted with peculiar
smiles that puzzled him. Finally he demanded to
know the cause Of the suppressed mirth, and II
suggested that he go and examine himself
closely in the mirror 1t with difficulty that
he depressed the EXPLANATIONS of horror and anger
that came to his lips when he the mustache.
He scarcely able to recognize himself. His
mustache had taken half the colors I'm the spec
trum. green and orange predominating. 1t all
looked like a hideous nightmare, but the sergeant
finally convinced himself that IL only too true.
and I'm three minutes the mustache that was
the pride of the Police Department more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
FINE CHILDREN'S COURT.
vo5sl Rooms ia Brooklyn, Where
Justice W7akfn Preades.

,,oo courtroom that Is ngft and clean and
f-+flafed and furniched In an attractive
- a. erucrhat II rarity IN Brooklyn but
n IS one b. thc new Chndrcn's Court. at Nos.
So 10. Court-st. Brooklyn. which was opened
- -,-,rfsfav Those features which impress
,i,,- most stroncly are entirely due 20 Justice
49, J. WilEin. 10 whose good taste and Judg-
-. -, ettinr up of the courtroom was left. The
n-,-e,,e court. which is innovation in Brook
- a .,tec.cd 20 accomplish much and be OF
81 .ss.sfance 90 the childrcn's Society in its
., ~ retaining children % vicious and unruly
-, q,,,rt occupies the first and second floors.
-, courtroom itself is good sized apartment
vel lighted and ren'ilatea' with hish ceiling and
49,. sol,er.rrola lions for about I5o persons out
- ID, rl1 A high window back OF the bench.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool SEPT. fs-cissisE; wHE,AT-s2ot no ,
steady Is Fu-ures quiet; sePtsm5er % ID Oc-ooe
~ Tereu4hSr. O. sid. CDkN-Suot. AElerie
100 aaet - cad Futures dulI September. a. GG1
Ccroter - stsd PEaS-Canadian steady. = sad.
- CT-r r-ais fsacy QUIET. - ia H0PS-At
Isaoo f5selsc Caasty steady. g 15sQfG. EEEF-Duis
-. 100, PDFSE-Dtl prime
I'm T5s HAMs-short -ut. "a q - - dui, is g.
Sfrnh@rlard cut. % 10 % n nrm. s3s ed short
- n 20 "a ~ steady SIS; long clear Eddes. lgh
~ clear backs. 10 % - - qgier.
~. "a Gear bsIes Is 70 steady SIS SHOT EDf-f
so-.-. n 10 NJ n luu ca I4tRrs-St~adv. priu.
$780,, IN terces American refined IN pals
MISREPRESENTATION CHEESE-Ftrms American finest
1se SIS a.. Arsriear rnsst colesed. SIS - TtIIlOw
p-,a cltv steady "a Sd Australian IN Lonfon frni
so- TJ-RPTsNTIsgE- Spirits cav 4ts RoSf% Com
80 TrSaF-F-fJ OfI--Easv. c0s 81 CDTTONSEED OH.
Hui refined spot dull, e2s Jl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
TRAINED NURSE A SUICIDE.
Grieved Over Her Mothers Second Marriage
Found Dressed in White.

Mary Ellen Langford, trained nurse. who came
from Wellington. Ontario. Canada. several months
ago. committed suicide by taking a dose Of atropne
at her boarding house. No. 10 Oakland-st., Brook
Ign. yesterday. She had often become respondent
on account of her separation from her mother and
when, according to her landlady she received
word several days ago that her mother had mar
RED for the second time she seemed inconsola BILE.
The young woman had also worried considera bly,
lately because she did not have steady employ
ment
When found dead. Miss Langford lying
her bed. dressed from head to foot I'm white. and
white rose was in her hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
TO INSPECT ELLIS ISLAND.

The Brooklyn League VIII send delegation TO
inspect the Department OF Immigration o" hiiiS
rsts,a on Tuesday The party viii meet al the
nier Of the department. near South Ferry. At the
Battery az 20 p. m. and viii be the guests OF
,,-sI,,, Williams United states Commissioner 81
Imr1feration who VIII personally explain the meth
DDS Of the department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpsntine steady. With prizes unehansed
r5sin ruled Arm with a good demand in joboing WAY
% ruled steady to firm. but unchanged as 20 prices we
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Resulars. 51iac; machines
TAR-Piue bbIs So TOaS2 50. oil bbls. - 7oGs4 70
ROsIN-COmmon 20 good strained s. =; - = 81 T.
60 - = 40 4OfS2 As c. 81 5OGS2 80. II. 81 95Q3 J.
e - a. e, K 81 9JaS3 o. NJ s4GS4 10. " 81 iCS4 20;
~ N s4 4OGS4 CO. W W. 81 s0Gs5
STOCK on HAND
T3o=n --..- Cd q. JUS
A''S JUS
London Sept 12-TURPENTlNE-Sprits, ass Sad
ROSTN-AmeTican. strained. De I'd; nne. Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Cotton EXCHANGE special Liverpool cablssspot cotton
American 1900 bsss receipts Soo bales all an T6s
idans Ipho i.fsnt mo1fbs asIef near net 3
point higher September and 2ltG4ll points lower on
February 5is65 2Od; Fe6rua March. 5isi; March
lppttfnberoctossr SOFAS esd SS$d
FLOUR AND MEAI.-There was little business in the
with whea spring psSents - sogsS 10; vi yin esd
ns sisa5' g sess ssgs ~ 30 +, Winter sas g, g S Sg
sS4 so AYE FL0UR@Firm. quoted: Fair to good g 10
40 SsSe 9 fansy 6, s5 90 a. 20 bTsSs hk
81 qsd'i S,I TT FEEb n qaotsG
sbng bran spot sis IS sacks 70 arrive So n SIS asa
sis 80: spring bran mddng siSgs2a in goo n sacks
s2f a5as22 a. sstks &c arrive oil meal. s24as24 so
NwHEAT-Inhuen 70 no small extent By the
the Northwest and the firm spring wheat markets
the local wheat market today ruled genersly arm
closing S isanT % n at IN nss s % lover W ss. and
seemed q result mere from coFernE o. snort. w.
the outlay, than from any special expansion In de-
auet with trading largely professional in character
December opened 81 si6 sold as low az &c ane as
S7fsc. closing at Tie while May huetnated N
the nessure The CheaSo make; also ruled
firm with The Sof'h~ss ESQ., Win pes showing net
gains 81 rom &c 10 sc the hTmness there naturally
T Sod's Shipments at COO bush western receipts
about the zane as last ysS 9n 70 Ia i9 acre
Faris declined 51O points After the resulsr close The
s-iirg septsr-ber quoted At sTHe December at sT%e
and May at sss.c Exports tSos loaes AZ oo' no 60
Torsern nuiath o4c and No hard Mantopa. ssisc
ooi1 ana. q, re bel. before Monday corn shorts
co,s-sd rather freely saturday. pronotns sub
fsa and The trade assumed tina; the low temperatures
- me p1eii-tion was for raska
q In northern western parts Of hans The strength
l b fs@e ~ r@r1 light export demand. only
leafs Cables were esrty I'd Hs snd are n, 81 ssn
NJ 1hlte sssc. and No yellow. Gle o ahoa' SEP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

ts,ber a. o'clock was quoted at 5I'ss; Deesmoer az
tdtsc. and May at S6hc. OATS-The Chicago MARKET
steady firm all with but showed lesse4ng
activity Her~ the trade stow; No cats closed
S9c No 8. Sc: No white. 421c. No white. al NC.
track white. 4Irt5c. and standard white. ar RYE
Market steady No Western. &c nominal. ahoat:
State and Jersey rye. 56l57c. BARLEY-Market quiet,
feeding +9isc and mating. 52u56c. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

- FOREIGN coffee markets; Ro-.Cofee market firm; No
United cleared for Europe
12.O0O bags: stock $4,000 bags San;osCOfee market
steady; good Santos $500 receipts $1,000 bags
stock, 2oS 90 bags Hamburg-Conee DlarSet opened
L pig higher; at 2:30 unchanged to !. pig
higher: sales. o.000 HavreCoffee market opened
steady "a franc lower; IL advanced franc: sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Receipts OF breadsus interior points. In thousands
last three ciphers oO omitted. -four bbs grain bush
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-06

10 ID. pals Pure Lard, $1.25
ID. pals Pure Lard, 90
70 lbs. fine Granulated Sugar, LOU
Rob Roy Flour, best that money
can buy, 4.oo
Good Pastry Flour, 4.40
Kruso Flour, 5.o0
10 lbs. good Native Salt Pork, LILO
Howard Smoked Shoulders re
whole, Tic. 10.
Howard Smoked Bacons, whole 14c. ID.
d lbs good Prunes, worth 10c. ID. for 25c.
Good Dried Apricots, 10c. ID.
los. good Dried Peaches, 25c.
3 Tbs. nice Cherries. Prunes, 3oc.
Now is your time to buy your canned
goods at ten per cent. less than whole
sale price.
1 doz. good Maine Corn, $.1O