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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-03

Helena. Feb. 27.-The senate today
for the. submission of the initiative
and referendum. The bill passed the
house unanimously. but it failed to
get a two-thirds vote in the senate.
Those who voted for the bill Were
Biggs, Conrow, Donlan, Durham Hop
kins. Johnson. Kennedy. Mahon Muir
pie and Yegen-14.
Noes-Albright, Anderson. Bren-
men. Cullen, Hoffman. Kelley, kohrs,
Maddox. Meyer, Mclean. Waite-11.
Absent-Bourne.
Only two democrats voted against
the bill Cullen and Hoffman, and two
republicans. Yegen and Donlan. voted
for it.
The Axtell bill for the submission
of an amendment making the eight
hour bill part of the constitution,
received IS votes to against it.
Those who voted against the bill
were Anderson. Hoffman, Kelly,
Kohrs. Maddox, Meyer and Mclean.
The Miller clerkship consolidation
bill also passed the senate. The SEN
ate spent most of the day in commit
tee of the whole.
The house today spent large
amount of time while in committee
fecting taxation, while the bill to
pay sheriffs money advanced for mile
age in transporting prisoners to the
penitentiary was thoroughly debated,
and afterward favorably recommend
ed. The sheriffs' mileage bill makes
sheriffs whose bills for transporting
prisoners to that amount has been
disallOwed by the state board of eX-
aminers. The bill was orderded fav-
orably reported
Another bill that caused much de-
bate was that providing penalty for
sending public printing or binding
out of the state.
On motion of Conner the bill was
ordered favorably reported.
Senate bill No. "a. providing for
the creation of a board of text book
commissioners was also taken up
Conner offered an amendment. cut
ting the compensation of the board
from So to So. and it was adopted.
Stapleton said that the provision
in the bill that three members of the
commission must be engaged in pub
lie school work made the bill uncon
stitutiOnal. and on motion of Lynch
it was sent to the judiciary commit
tee This is the bill which contains
the provision that all school books
must bear the label of the typograph
ical union.
House bill No. 179. introduced b,
the committee on ways and means
created all sorts of trouble. The bill
providing that mortgages on real prop
erty shall be taxed in the ratio the,
bear to the value of the property
that is, if a piece of property is as
sessed $4,000 and there is mort
gage for $4,000, the mortgage pay OF
$4,000 and the property on $4,000
Stapleton opposed the bill saying
it would not help the poor man any
but would simply result in DRIVING
eastern money out of the state, an
where loan was made the lende
would add to the interest the taxes
A motion was made to strike on
the enacting clause, and it carrie
by vote of Al to IS.
House hill No. 200. also a way
and means committee bill was al
other that was fought. but it won on
1t provides for the publication cac
year by the county commissioners ,
the tax rolls in pamphlet form, to b
distributed by the assessors to a
taxpayers.
The following bills were passed i
the house:
TO change the spelling of Chotea
county to Chouteau.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-03
Notice..

The public is hereby notified that
| will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife, Mary
Edna Cunningham. after this de e.
Somers, Mont, Feb. Ii, 1908.
w. SHERMAN CUNNINGHAM.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-03
CHy Property

broom house and lot: bath room; barn; sew
err; lights. Third ave. east. Nice location.
bargain. Price $3.50. Good terms.
so foot corner lot and shack. Western addi-
ton. Price $500.
Lots II and Is, block l07; 100 feet frontage;
nice location cheap. Price 500, cash,
Lot IL, block 80, 500.
Lot 10, block 81, pa.
Lot 4. block Isl, 100.
Six, room house and lot; water; sewer in al
ley; chicken house stable; wood house. Price
81 200. Easy payments.
50-foot lot, Second ave. east Nice location
Sewer in alley. a nice place to build a house.
Price $50
5O.fOot Main street, east front, between 3rd
and 4th streets. Fine business location. Less
than cost. Price $500
Lot and 4room house; nice Locations; water
and sewer in alley. Price 1925.
Seven room house and lot; bath; furnace ::
sewer; lights: Fourth ave. east. Best location
in town. Cheap. Price $3.50.
| east. Nice location. Price 5000.
House and l0O-foot lot; Fisher addition six
| looms. cellar; stone foundation; good we'll and
pump. Cheap. Price $500.
House and 50-foot lot three rooms and kitch.
en-; good barn; Ninth ave. west. Price $500.
bargain.
1OO-foot lot and 4.room house: Duncan addi-
| ton. Fine location. 81 200 bargain.
j5.foot east frontage with good barn on rear
Siuth ave. east. Price $3.50.
In addition to the above property we have
City Property, Acreage, Timber Lands and Re-
lnouiShments. Oil Stocks in the kintla Lake
Oil Co., Mnir Stocks. and are Agents for the
Dominion Lands in the Northwest Territory.
Fire and Life Insurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
A FINE OR0ANlsT
Mr.. Loul. E. Weltzsl Secured BY Grace
g Street Church,

~. stst1,
Tho Music Committee OF Grace-street
Presbyterian Church has succeeded In Sc
curing the services OF Mr.. Louis b. Welt
Eel, OF New York city, as choir master
and organist for the coming year. Mr..
Weitzel will move 10 Richmond about
September list. and expects to mako this
his permanent home.
His testimonials are OF very high
order, including letters from pastors iof
several churches in New York, an un-
qualified endorsement from Mr.. g. Schir-
mar head OF the great music house
there and an unusually strong letter
from Professor Andrews. organist at tho
Church OF tho Divine Paternity New
York. where the celebrated Carnegie me-
mortal organ is located.
Mr.. Teltze was formerly pupil OF
Prot. Andrews at this organ. He has had
charge OF chorus choirs In the Presbyte-
rian Church at Goshen, N. T.. and in
Edgehll Church, srayten Duyvil, New
York city; he also played tho organ for
long time at Gethsemane Episcopal
Church. Minneapolis.
r Mr.. JVetzel recently visited Richmond.
and charmed all who heard him play.
The congregatio OF Grace.street Pres
.byterian Church is fortunate In obtaining
so talented q young musician. d, ,.isl
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ALL QUIET IN
MANCHESTER
Nothing Doing and Everybody
at the Parks.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
Mayor Maurice Is Confident, as Is Also
Candidate Rlvss-illness Of Mrs.
Hardlng--lnfants Very Low.
Popular Resort-Gosslp.
Manchester Bureau Time. DIspatch,}

Manchester Bureau THINGS Dispatch,
No. 1902 Hui Street.
A largo majority OF the citizens OF
Manchester spent the evening at Forest
Hill and Reservoir Park, and as re-
suit things were extremely dull in the
city.
Not an arrest was made by the police
UP TO late hour, and scarcely score
OF people were on the streets after
o. clock.
AZ Forest Hill the ladies Of Sacred
Heart Church held forth all the after
noon and evening. and hundreds Of people
enjoyed the delightful spread provided
by the ladies' under tho great oaks at the
beautiful resort.
Mr., D. sReams, ofthe common Coun-
ell. said last night that he had under con-
s!deration tho request OF his friends 1or
the Mayoralty campaign, and that It was
altogether probable that he would enter enter
the race
Mayor Maurice remains undlsturbed by
tho opposition that has apparently opened
up against him, and feels confident that
his record, which has been gooo ono
for several years. will speak for ITSELF
Mr.. Petit has not yet stated positively
that he will be In tho field In opposition
to the incumbent. and It Is prooaole tnat
he may not como out Officially. MS
friends however, arc anxious 70 have MN
announce himself.
-, CAMPAIGN SLOW.
Tho legislative campaign Is stu en-
bryotic, No public meetings have been
commenced, 4 and It Is not known s "nen
the candidates will get in the local game
Mr.. Riyes Is conducting quiet canvass
and hopes to not only carry Manchester,
but 10 mako some inroad In the county.
He "a confident but not too confldent,
and expects his friends to do what they
can to put him through.
RIDING NOW.
E,verybody In Manchester Is riding on
the car. now. Old familiar faces are
seen on the cars az motormen and con
ductors, and the people are satls1ieo'
Union men are riding, and are much re re-
lieved that the strike Is al OIL
NEW HEADQUARTERS s3.fsa3
1. ynd ertaker L. A. Bowen has removed
from his old place 10 No. 1890 Hun street,
In the rear OF j. ". Craze's JeWelry
store. His business Is now established
ana he In close touch with all sections
OF the city.
Mrs A. c. Harding, ono Of tSe most
esteemed ladies In tho community Is III
al her residence on Bainbridge Street
This will be learned with regret by her
hundreds OF friends. Mrs. Harding ~
alvays foremost In acts Of charity, ana
he, services are valued by all classes OF
citizens. She Is as we'll known In Rich
mond as In Manchester. Last night she
wa 8 reported as being no better. 4sg2sr
S 5lnl,fa VERY SICK. SEi9ti"
Tho infant children OF Mr.. and Mrs .
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Glass 7-lialt,,bred two. year.old colts
geldnss Or allies First. No. !. Amos 4 9,
RResSns Wa Maaeb ssea ttd fs sssad
Glass i1.fhree.year- Gid colts, geldings
ray !lfss IF fSS %ts @Estsf'' Sssss
Pa,ttriclan,,' Herbert 4, Ass,heton; ~.
EE saaEs M aaq ue Mrs Weytfh, starshaii
t tSrd vivid Hetber, Xsshstfon. Warren.
Glass %i,-Gei,tleman's park hacks. three
ovof: FIRST. scant ii. NJ. Luttrell, Della
Paaie sesGq @ 6ve Ms E.
Class 1s.-slngle harness horses. four
years and under 5 IL hands and eyer
Dover, Val third Omar William Cren.
shaw. East Grassland. Va.
neve ass won Blue ribbo sn'i in 'a0j JUMPING
First, 1yanhoe, II. Luttrell Delaplanei
ps1e Raase Alan d Da fhae'e Hurk Dsa
Glass 2l.-Park landau; horses and style
9f going to be conadered: First. David
ond Fesa--F orodora. II. WI Herring,
Nokesylle third. Rex-Wheeer. Cas-
Class IA Ponies 142 and under ridden
Wis. Vernon Mills; second, We We r.
McRae. Gainesvllle third, Dixey Miss
Fletcher. Upperville.
Glass 23.-Special ladies' class: horses In
single harness. bl-2 and under. action,
style and manners especially to be con-
sidered: First. Cherle, Miss Passano,
Warrenton; second. santoy, Miss a.
Charrlngton: third, Brownette, DR.. Ows-
ley. Greenwood. G#F's4
Glass ?o.-Matchcd pairs; any age.
Is 1-2 hands and over: First, Rajah-Pashn,
Or. Owsley: second. Lord Algy-Lady
Glass 33.-Heavy weight hunters. up
e e. liz feet FIRST. DO e Bar NJ J.
nal. \ A. s. craven. Greenwood; third,
Tacouite, Dr.. Owsley Greenwood.
Glass 31--Ladies hunters ridden by Ia.
dies over Jumps not to exceed four feet
| First. Queen Bee. Mrs. Allen Shaw
| Greenwood: second, Amoret. c. Hur.
kamp Fredericksburg: third. Chipmunk
| CIV Smith. Warrenton. F
| Glass 35.-Palrs OF hunters, ridder
| ABREAST: First Sea Breeze-Cardinal, A
| s. Craven, Green wood. Va: second, Lad,
| 'Ronald-Lady Beele. W. G. Helm, Syco.
| line. Va: third, April Tool--Mate, VIII.
liam F. Randolph. Wildwood, Va.
Glass 28.-1Iunters. four years and IN.
der: First. owned by r. Lewis, Broad
| Run: second. Red Raven, Rogers; third
Direct W. Sknker.
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EAs4 sittTNtf7 eve 81 10 'It'l7HFbrE I'd s
NEW FAGTORYsSOON
TO.BE ERECTED HERE

The old brick residence at the south
east corner OF Fourteenth and Broad
ton begun with a view to erecting on
the site a.warehouse for the Rountree
trunk and bag factory. located Just IN
rear OF that point. The warehouse will
five feet on Broad Street and running
back one hundred feet. 1t will be. con-
nected with the factory proper by q
bridge e neg 0qaag W ee geaay
.largement Of the plant Is necesstated by
the great growth OF, the, business In re-
cent years. The Rountree roller tray
trunk has Wide reputation and large
SALE -i555, K
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18th, nj 8 8 clock, at 81. Lukes Episco.
pni church. Hot Springs, Va. After the
ceremony Il reception will be had at the
fiotneste Mr.. ruler IL one Of tho
best known railway officials In the South,
having fot years been general passenger
agent OF tho Chesapeake and ONO re
and his daughter, the brlde-eert. are
both well known In this city
The Lackawat1na Railway has Under
taken The blk contract Of starching New
York's millions after the willing heat OF
summer. The Oswego Starch Company
has arranged With tho 1,ackaw wanna. ROAD
to haul n solid train load Of thirty stand
ard box cars, Just out OF the shop. encS
With load Of 10000 po,inds Of starch z! y.
Brooklyn and Newark The train VIII
be deliberately decorated and repr ese ,t q,
tlves. OF tho starch company will distri.
butte samples ali along tho route THIS fi
viii be the starchiest train ever sen!
out BIZ the Lack wanna or any other Ho =.
Among the out-of-town railway ON.
claiu IN the city yesterday were n, y. 20.
Chicago Northwestern AND, ana ! ru yf,,,n,
Freight Agent J.tA. Hail, OF the Union
Pacific, with headquarters IN the QUAKER AK
Z City.
The railways reaching the seashore ana
mountain resorts report better business
Ia tourist travel this summer than last
despite The unusually cool sumner The
growth Of the business ls,attributed 70
advertising both BY the railways and the
resorts themselves. The Noriolk ana
Western and Chesapeake ana ONO roads
have handled a heavy business nearly
~, summer, a chesapeake and Ohio
freight car loaded with wheat yestcr-
fday'iirnped the track near the old Chess
neake and Ohio passenger station and
ran for some distance In the direction
OF tho pavemen and near the Armour
packing Company's plant. II stopped
before 1t reached the building.
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SUPREME COURT cLERksHlP
Mr.. Il. Stuart Jones Mentioned as a
Strong Man for the Place.

Mr.. n. Stuart Jones Mentioned as
Strong Man for the Place.
While In the strict sense OF the term
there are no candidates. There are now
five or six gentlemen mentioned In con-
nectfon with the vacant clerkship OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia,
and all are regarded as in a receptive
attitude. The last name mentioned in
connection with the place is that OF
Mr.. II: Stewart Jones. who has for years
been the court reporter, and Is thoroughly
familiar with the office and its duties and
with the docket OF the tribunal. He Is
being urged by his friends, and 1t is
thought that his acquaintance With the
members ofythe court, together with his
competence InWill ymake him. a strong ia
The Others mentioned for the place are
Mr.. 1vanhoe Sclater, now employed in the
treasurer's office, but an experienced
court clerk; Mr.. Henry NJ. Tyler, a
well-known lawyer Of this city; Colonel
B. o. James, Of the Richmond bar: Mr..
So c.. SHIELD, who has long been con-
nected with the oftlce and is familiar with
Its duties. The selection may 80 to some
gentleman not yet publicly mentioned,
but 1t Is generally believed that an eX-
cellent man can be had from the ma
terial mentioned. The position Is a de-
sirable one from the standpoint OF re-
Enumeration, and Is practically perma-
nenCy. E EsftF7S s mi .5s &F IL 5{e 3lf5 \
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RAILROAD
APPENINGS
Items Of Interest From the
$50. Various Lines.
~ VERY LARGE EXCURSION
Hundreds 40 Dow, 10 Buckroe Beach
Marriage Of Miss Fuller Announced.
New Quarters for the Old
Dominion.

The statement FOR the third week OF
August. Just issued BY the comptroller
Of tho seaboard Air Line Railway, shows
tho estimated gross earnings to be $780,.
80, compared with &3ss,OoO for the cor
responding week last year, an Increase
Of 1864 for the week Of 1908. Total
earnings for the month to date. sl,270,5s5.
compared with s1,103,2l0 for tho Same
period OF last year. an Increase of sl6s.375.
Estimated gross earnings from July 1st
1903, to August 18th. 1908, s3.15s.4Ol, COM
pared with 81 o37 ,o7o. an Increase Of s521, =
sol.
Tho Ola Dominion Steamship Company
Is now snuGly settled In It's new quar-
ters at No. s0s East Main Street whittier
II has removed it's passenger and city
1912 East Main. Mr.. John r. Mayer,
agent, Is In charge. with Mr.. x. FiChalk-
10y as city ticket agent. Tho new offices
are handsomely fitted up and very at
tractive.
VERY LARGE EXCURSION.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway yes
terday, carried an excursion OF $50 per-
sons from this city and points along the
peninsula division OF the road to Buck
roe Beach. Buckroe has grown WONDER
fully during the seaBon as an objective
point OF excursion parties. the Chesapeake
and Ohio having hauled thousands TO
the popular bay shore resort
4 The Chesapeake and Ohio Ruilwaylsis
arranging to run an excursion from this
q city to Buckroe Bea chi to-day, under the
auspices OF the Broadus Memorial Sum
day-schoo. The train will consist OF five
or si1 coaches This will be a fine oppor-
tunt,y to enjoy an outing to the sea-
store at n time when sea brcczes are
much in demand.
The block of Main Street between
Eighth and Ninth Streets has now come
TO be known as Railroad Row, every rail-
way and transportation company except
the Southern and the Virgjnin Navigation
Company now having Its up town quar-
ters there On tho block arc the general
Offices OF the Chesapeake and Ohio and
the city tickle, office and division passenger
agents Office; the SeabOard Air Line
Railways city ticket Office; the city ticket
Offices OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way the Atlantic Coast Line Railway;
the Old Dominion Steamship Company:
The Richmond Transfer Company, and the
union ticket Offices. The tendency OF all
the companies Is TO move westward, as the
center OF business activity goes In that
direction. The division passenger Offices
and general Offices OF the Southern Rail-
way are on the next block, between Ninth
and Tenth.
MISS FULLER TO WED.
Mr. and Mrs Harry W. Fuller have
4 issued Invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter Miss Lucille, to Mr.. Charles
Edward Gilpin. on Tuesday septem Der
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
MUNYON'S

". w. Williams are reported as very ~.
with little hope Of recovery Mrs. VII
Inns is the sister Of Sergeant Alex.
Wright, OF the police department
I, POPULAR RESORT.
Forest Hill Park promises to be tho
popular resort OF Manche.ter people, as
in DAYS Of yore. with the hot weather
great crowds Of people here take adj
vantage Of the opportunity to go out to
Forest Hill.
CIRCUS PARTIES.
Many Manchester people have expressed
their intention OF going to the Amateur
Circus at the Horse Show building on
Saturday. Several Manchester people
will take part In the show, and special
car arrangements have been made to
take the Manchester people to the show.
A box party was organized last night,
and fve boxer were engaged for the night
performance. @le5y
MASONIC BAZAAR.
The ladies In charge OF the Masonic
Bazaar to be held IN October will meet
with the Committee Of Arrangements
from the lodge at the Masonic Temple
Thursday evening, August 9th. at $40
o'clock. All Interested In this bazaar are
earnestly requested to attend this meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
Mr.. EllYson Away.

Hon, j. Taylor Elvson, chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee, Is enjoying
BY attending tho meeting of the Shanan.
doah Baptist Assoca ton, which began
sitting In Berryvlle yesterday. Mr., ELY
son Is one Of the most prominent BAPTIST
the educational interests of the church
at the various associations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
Big Colored Excursion.

lotte, n. c.. is expected here to-day,
bringing hundreds OF the col6red popula-
tion from the old North State,
The Sixth Mount Zion Church will run
its annual excursion to Bay View near
Buckroe Beach next Monday, 1t is an
tIcipnted that about n thousand people
will Co., s41s.tats ls{ts .1a&HENE al l, 0ttt8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
Governor at Hct Springs.

Governor Montague Is still at the Hot
Springs, and will remain there until the
ton are concluded. He will probably re-
turn to Richmond about the close OF this
week or early next week. He Is reported
In excellent health, and much improved
by his outing.
Governor Montague has designated
Judge W. s. Mathews. OF the Wise Coun-
.ty Court, to sit for Judge E. w. PEN
nington during tho September term OF
the Lee County Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
MISS ROSA MoAHAN. OF BUTTE.
How After Two Years She Found 4

How After r NO Years Sic FoUnd a
Remedy for Dandruff,
Miss Rosa McAhan, OF I'll West Qartz
Street, Butte, Mont. says 'Herpcide
has thoroughly clennscd my scalp of dan
drufr, with which 1t was entirely covered |;
and 1t has stopped my falling hair |
have tried many different preparations
in the past two years. but none took ef-
feet except Newhro's Herplcde,' Dam
druff is n germ disease and lTerpicde Is
an infalllble destroyer Of the germ. "De-
KIN the dandruff germ. Ask your drug
gist for Herpicide, IT is delightful
dressing; allays itching; makes the hair
soft as silk, Sold by leading druggists.
Send loc In stamps for sample to Tho
Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich. Owens &
Minor Drug Co., Special Agent.
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uneral of Mr.. Wright.

Tho funeral OF Mr.. B. B. Wright. who
died hero Tuesday. will take place at
o'clock this afternoon at the family bury
background In Caroline county.
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Seminary to Oman.

The ninety second year OF Union Theo-
logical Seminary will begin In about two
Wednesday. September 9th. at ?. Nj,
when an address will he delivered BY the
Rev. DIR. T. c, johnson. Students viii be
enrolled on this day. The prospect for
e Or. Strickler, DR., Hersman. and l)r
English are alreadyIat home, DR., moore
is in Wnston-S Salem, N. c.. and DR.. John
son at Grcenbrler White sulphur Springs.
Both are expected home on Monday.
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Excursion to Euckroe.

The sunday-school Of the Broadus- Me-
mortal Baptist Church Will run Its second
excursion Of the season to-day to Buck
roe Beach. The train will leave the depot
Mt S o'clock. Among the attractions Of the
day will be a. game Of baseball between
the Church Fill Stars and II team from
near Richmond. There will also be music
and singing,
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EorGood Roads.

The Good Roads Committee OF Gooch-
land county. appointed some time ago
BY mass meeting, will meet at Gooch-
land Courthouse. This meeting was
called by Mr.. P. A. l.. Smith. chairman
Of the committee for the purpose Of
forming plan to get good roads In the
county by adopting system OF perma
nent improvement OF the public roads. It
is hoped that tho entire committee will
be present. ,5
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MISS FULLER TO WED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Fuller have
issued invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Lucille, to Mr.. Charles
Edward Gilpin. on Tuesday September
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-08

Everybody goes TO Goldenberg's for these little
needs-because of the satisfying assOrtments-and
also because prices are Invariably lowest