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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07
! Lucky Purchase Of chll-
 dren's SChO0I Dfoss0s.

Every mother will admit after careful inspection that s mon ey in their pocket to buy their chfsns school dresses here Yo hardly buy material let alone tho ng for what ws LII them at They are splenddy made stylish comfortable fs to about n full of variety in material and making and a prices to suit every woman.
 CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DREsSES-In green, blue and red plaid worsted nimmed with bands of solid coo to match fin
 shed with fancy buttons some made the Russian blouse
 others with yokes and fancy collars full skirts size to 14 CHMDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES In black and white shsp
 herd plaid worsted Russian blouse stye trimmed with bands q blue red cloth good styles to IA yea special at CHMDRENS SCHOOL DRESSES In bue red or green check
 ed worsted made with box paed waists with velvet
 bands braid and buttons full sleeves and skirt IA years; special at $l.50 CHnDREN'S sUsPENDER DRESSES Of red or blue plaid woed skirts and straps with solid coIored waists of cashmere to match, full skirts, sizes to IA years; ', $1.75 SAILOR SUITSIn bIu red brown cashmere trimmed with braid and embroidered anchors full skirts 14 year
 special at V $z5O BUSTER BROWN, SUITS-ed ble or brown cashmere with collar and silk tie trimmed with silk button years BUSTER BRoWN SUITsIn blue or serge made with plaited waists trimmed with silk buttons with collar of material and silk tie IA years; special
 at at......- $S08 PETER THOMPSON SUfTS-n red blue or brown serge trim
 med with braid and silk anchors finished with pretty silk tie
 sizes to A years; special at .&388 CHILDRENS DREssES--Of green red and blue mixed zibe
 ne made with paed waists with pretty shoulder pieces fin
 ished with fancy buttons chic little costume sizes to IA years; special at .$45O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

The Magazine Club will meet this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. J. Walter Black. The installation of of fcers will take place and every ment- Der is urged to be present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

Mrs. Merrill sheehah. who has been visiting her son, Mir. Frederick shee- han on McDonough Street. has return cd to her home in Atlanta,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

Miss Mary Will Ray has returned from Northern Minnesota. Her friends will be glad to know that her health is much improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07
Notice NIaKaGlne Cluh.

Dutch luncheon before her guests de- parted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

New Bulk olives, SaueR Ekrn44s EEefAaa Semr ana Sweet Pickles. We give fxAa- inE htnnaDs wath cash pnrehases
 rAsns sar -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07
TO APrRArsn eRornRTY.
cOnpninsioner to Fix valus Of Half of
 Capitol Square.

comSninsioner to Fix Value Of Half oi
 Capitol Square.
 As chairman of the commission tc appraise the South half of the Capitol square. Fred s. Bali has called meet. ing of the commission at o'clock thit afternoon at the county court house.
 The session will be held in the Chancery Court room and 1t Is expec. ted that persons who own the proper ty or theIr representatives will be present.
 It is probable that the commission will consider the matter several days Its duty is to fix the value of the property which the State has con- demned for the purpose of extending the grounds of the Capitol.
 The report of the commission will be made to Probate Judge J. R. Gas. ton by whom the commission was ap. pointed
 The members of the commission ar, Fred s. Ball. c. c. zirkle and 0. A. Thomas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07
Skirt=Lengths.

In other words they might be termed They always come from the most stylish and best They to yard enghs ranging in width from a6 54 inches wid In Chevo serge Brlianine Zbene, Granite, sharksin Alba tross, Scotch Mixtures Homespun, etc, $125, $140 $175 $2.OO and ................. $2.5O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

The friends of Mir. and Mrs. George W. Ely will regret to learn that ht has gone to Stafford Springs. Miss, or account of illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07
MARRIAGE OF MISS DUNDEN
 AND MIR. SELLERS

AND MIR. SELLERS.
 A pretty wedding was solomnized on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Dunden on South Court Street when their daugn- ter, Miss Eula Dunden and MT. VII liam Joseph Sellers were married. The home was for the occasion beautifully adorned in palms, ferns and cut movers
 Miss Velmon Supple cousin of the bride was maid of honor and Mir W. O. Bonham was best man. As the wedding party entered Miss Lillie Hinds played a wedding march and while the cere- naony was being performed by Rev. J. A. Rice soft music accompanied.
 The bride wore a handsome gown and carried a cluster of bSides roses. Miss Supple wore white silk with pink car nations. Only a few relatives and in- timate friends witnessed the ceremony. MEETING OF THE
 MOTHERS UNION
 The members of the Mothers Union were beautifully entertained by Mrs. R. s. Williams at her home on South Court Street yesterday afternoon when the subject was Motherhood" and the following papers were read:
 Primitive Motherhood" by Mrs. R.. O. Blakey.
 'srhe Heather Mother" by Mrs. E.. R. Holt.
 George McCombs.
 '"rhe Ideal Mother, by Mrs. B. B.. Stern, read by Mrs. Ray Rushton. An interesting discussion on the sub feet of 'The Ideal Mother" followed this paper.
 MEETING OF THE IONIAN CLUB. / Mrs. Albert woolfolk was the hos teaa who charmIngIy entertained the u,ar,hers of the Ionian Club yesterday morning at her home at Highland Park The subject for the occasion was washington Irving and the papers
 Accuracy and Value of Dietrich Rnickerbocker' History of New York, ' bv Mrs. Phares Coleman.
 Talk 'Portrayal of Dutch Life as shown in Selected Sketch Extracts" by Mrs. Albert Woolfolk. Five minutes talk, "A Comparative study of JefEerson's Rip versus Irv- ines Rip" by Mrs. R. P. Stout. Reading, selections from the I'm mortal sketch Book" by Mrs. Fl. sey. mouF.
 After the program a beer stein wal ofsered as a reward for the propei Translation of an inscription written on it. The prize fell to Mrs. Glen An drsws.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07
BREATHING PHYSICAL CULTURE
 AND DELSARTTsM.

AAGht BFeathing the EAxtE of Ltfes Glasses are forming. For further particulars, call or address 1Iiss Clara Sachs, 433 South Lawrence Street.
 fri-sun. t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07
Cravonette Coats.

We have just unpaeked An exceptional opportunity for choice selection prices Ia than elsewhere There's splendid variety of hem would advise you come early for such value-giving as this is short lived
 CRAvENETTE COATSIn light or grey made w1tn Iul belted back loose font high collar military eect g mu sleeves; splendid garment, at SASoO CRAVENETTE COATS-Oive green or grey mlxtures maoe with the pated back coaess full sleeves with cuns m- med with buttons and finished all around vnth De'' pien ~ ANOTHER GOOD STYLE-L military coat of olive green and grey Cavenete with box plaited back beed full
 box front high turn down collar, full sleeves finished wl pretty buttons very mile in effect; swell garment T. 9 s ........ $15OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

Springs, who are visiting Mrs. R. !. Wilkins on Heron Street, will leave this evening for St. Louis.
 Mrs. Albert Brame has gone to St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

nan on McDonough street, has return cd to her home in Atlanta, Miss Mary will Ray has returned from Northern Minnesota. Her friends will be glad to know that her health Is much improved. The friends of Mir. and Mrs. George W. Ely will regret to learn that he has gone to Stafford Springs. Miss, on account of illness. Mr. James Frazer, Treasurer of the Mexican National Railroad. spent yes- terday in the city with his niece. Mrs {. Forbes Liddeil. Miss Frank Jones leaves Monday night for New York where she will spend the winter with her sister. Mrs Fern Wood.
 Mrs. Charles Spear has moved into her new residence on tho corner of Adams and ,Bainbridge Streets.
 Mrs. Fletcher Monette of Greensboro is the guest of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wood.
 Mrs. Charles P. Jackson and little daughter have gone to Birmingham to join Mir. Jackson.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Stuckey have moved into their home out at Hfghland Park.
 pr. W. s. oates of HeadIand is the guest of Mrs. Ivey. 1S Madison Ave- nue.
 Mrs. M. F. Thompson is visiting Mrs H. A. Goldthwaite at Mitylene.
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren Brown are in their new home on High Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Dixon of Mo- bile and MT. and Mrs. Davis of Ocean
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

Burglars Steal s1o,e00 tn Dinmonas.
 Ashevflle, N. C., Oct. e.--BurKIars entered the residence of Mir John A {. Stewart at 14 West Chestnut street, this city, some time during last night and secured s1oseoo worth of diamonds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

MT. James Frazer, Treasurer of the Mexican National Railroad. spent yes- terday in the city with his niece. Mrs Forbes Liddeil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

Miss Frank Jones leaves Monday night for New York where she viii spend the winter with her sister. Mrs. Fern Wood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs. I. M. P. ockenden. Sec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-07

Mrs. Charles Spear has moved into her new residence on tho corner of Adams and Bainbridge Streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
lESERETEVEN!NGN ENS
WEATHER REPORT.

Record ri the local Office OF tho
weather bureau for the - hours ending
at a. m. today.
barometer reading at 6 y. M. 2j.6Oi
inches. Temperature at 0 a.. m,, Oh DC
grees. maximum. i8, minimum, %
mean, 81. which II degrees above nor
inai.
Exoess of daily mean temperature
since the first OF the month So doErees.
Excess of daily mean temperature
since January T. . degrees.
Precipitation since The FIRST Of the
month. o. inch, which Is so inch below
the normal
Excess n precipitation since January
J. 2.l2 inches.
FORECASTS TILL 8 r. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecasts FOR Salt Lake CITY
and vicinity.
Partly cloudy with possible showers
tonight or Sunday.
For Utah forecast taken at Denver
Colo.
Fair tonight and Sunday.
For Western Wyoming
Fair tonight and Sunday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tho barometer is highest over the AZ.
lantlc ana south Pacific coasts, northern
Rlcky Mountain SLOPE aud b, n, W.
Ty.; and lowest over the nOrth Paci'
flo states northern plateau, upper MIS-
sissippi valley and northern Michigan
Precipitation occurred over portions
OF the Pacific, Gulf and south Atlantic
states, middle plateau, middle Rocky
Mountain slope. Missouri upper Mis-
slsslppi and Ohio valleys, lake region.
New England, extreme northwest ana
Assiniboia The largest amount was
again recorded at San Francisco, 1854
inches. II was raining this morning AT
sau Francisco, Winnomucca, Portland,
Kansas city Buffalo and Mortified
The temperature changes were gener-
ally slight except n rise Of 10 degrees
or more over portions Of Idaho, MIS-.
souri,. Illinois, the Ohio valley and east.
crn states, with o corresponding fan
over portions Of South Dakota, Mime
sofa, Washington and British Column
ba. ,rr
Local Forocaeter.
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The
Semi
Weekly
News.
Is Issuod Mondays and Thursdays
and contains all tho cream Of fhs
Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS

Judge Hall han granted lIilma Claya
o divorce from Mark II. Gays on the
ground Of failure TO support.
First Lieut.. A. B Sloan OF II COM
many. Twenty.ninth infantry has
months leave Of absence which ne VIII
spend IN The east
Henry kussel's two-year-old son rel
from roc9lng horse last evening, al
his fathers residence, S5l lenth East
street, ana broke his arm.
ahe Ensign stake holds It's quarterly
conference tomorrow. hessiUnh wiil
he heid ~ 10 a. m. in the Assembly Han
and b. M IN the Tabernacle. me
4s,0et- ,5htacy-spencer-P auck quar-
tet win sing, ana business OF Import
ance VIII ne transacted at the morning
session, ANA II Is desired that tnere Dc
q large attendance.
lne University OF Utah Engineering
society met yehleruay and elected the
lOuOping officers Tor the ensuing yeaf'
M. L. Oranaah, president, LOUIS seek
e,s. Vice PRESIDENT J.. l.. Brlnton, sec-
le,afy. benjamin IibDey treasurer
ana IS. \ PERKINS,, historian. lhe eN-
e,utive committee VIII pe elected at
tne next meeting.
The Utah Moman's Press club will
hoid the iIst meeting OF the season ON
SATURDAY, oct. 4, at i.oO Y. m, IN tue
once OF the Womans Exponent. Inc
program van consist OF tie reading "a
q lalper on slgnt seeing AT the 81. Louis
DApOsluon, by Slre, hnlaDetn y, Whson,
AND the reading o. an orlBlnol poem
An members arc requested 20 attenu'
lhe Fort Douglas ranges viii be
changed INTO tne standard lofm Oh rlhe
rance Immediately aiter the eonclu-
sion OF tne present target shooting sea-
SON. the range will NC 4OJ yards wide
by 700 yards long, ana wln contain
,1ur pits, connected with the nrins
places py Telephone wires. These wires
wlii pe IN the form VI underground ca
pie.
The first session OF the opening OF the
sunday school Oh the l., ~ y unlNef-
sity viii be Of an Interesting chafac-
ter ana win be held tomorrow ia the Is
\. Memorial bunqlng OF the uniNer-
sty. at 10 o'clock IN The morning. Dr.
manage wa deliver an interesting lee
ture on theology, entitled Jesus tne
christ, ana rfOI Mills will lecture ON
the BOOK OF MORMON, lht puphV ~
cordially invited.
The funeral OF little Marcus Brown,
who was drowned IN the tunnel on
North Temple street, was he'd yestef-
day afternoon from the residence, 50
third street. The acting coroner has
decided that an inquest Is unnecessa-
ry. The police have made a careful
and thorough Investigation into the
cause that led up to the tragedy, and
All the developments 80 TO corroDoratc
the account OF the lamentable AFFAIR as
published in the News
At the meeting Of the committee on
teachers aud school work OF the board
of education yesterday afternoon, IL
was decided TO order "A number OF addi-
tioual text books Such action be-
came necessary because Of the heavy
Increase In the attendance az the
schools this year over that OF last year
The committee also ordered supplies
for the sewing department Several
teachers who have been on trial the
first two weeks we're given permanent
positions by the committee.
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NOTICE TO sHEEpMEN.

The annual meeting Of The Utah
Wool Growers Association for The cleo.
iion of officers and transaction Of such
other business as may come before the
meeting WIN BE- held az the Office OF
the association iOi-iO6 Security Trust,
ould Constitution building, Salt Lake
CITY Utah, at 10 "a, M, Thursday. oct
G. 1904. JESSE NJ SMITH,
President
o. r, HITCH,
Secretary,
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Millinery Opening. Monday and Tues
day,
STATEE FAIR AND
CONFERENCE
Rsdnoea Rate..

VIII be made STA the Oregon short
Line and r. r. Lines west Of Grceo
River Tickets on sale from ogden
and intermediate points, October Ord 10
sch Inclusive good for return until oct.
l2th From Green River 10 ogden AMI
intermediate points October .3rd 10 Sth
incl, limited TO oct 18th, Other points
October 8fd TO sth limited to Oct, 18TH,
Sec agents FOR full particulars
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DUCK SHOOTERS, ATTENTION
Church Farm Duck Club

Requests all old members who desire 10
renew membership and any others
wishing 10 Join. to Immediately send In
application to s. II. Love, z. c. NJ. l.,
II. X. Hardy, Home Trust 4 Savings
Co; ]. o. Young, Young Bros Co. The
large lake being filled with water, hav-
ing more grounds and good duck feed,
win assure the best shooting IN the
state.
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ssveNTlHrH DIVIDEND.

H. c. NJ j. Salt Lake city.
Utah, September goth, 1904.
At a meeting Of the Dl-
rcctors held on the 18th inst,
the regular senl-anuual diyl-
dend Of 4 per cent, and an extra
dividend Of 2 per cent, VAS de-
clared upon the capital stock of
this Institution OF record Sep
tember cath, both payable ON
and after October 18th TO stock
holders personally upon presen-
iatlon Of their stock certificates,
on upon their written order.
r. G. WEBBER.
Secretary.
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NOTICE,

u. c. NJ l., Salt Lake Clty,
gepiember 10Th, 1904. The stock
transfer books Of this Institution
VIII be closed on September 9th,
and re-opeued on october 9Th,
1904. T. G. WEBER,
Secretary
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Young 4 Fowler have moved. Now
located IN the new basement at 80 Main
81. OPP Y. G. M. l.
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We pay 4 per cent interest per annum
on 81 10 5000. lions Savings Bank
& Trust CO. Joseph II. Smith. Presl-
dent George NJ. Cannon. Cashier
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Best Clothing shoes Hats and Fur
nishlngs In the city.
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Kncipp Malt Coffee Demonstration
Az next Week.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

DR.. Samuel H. Allen has moved his
office from the News Building to rooms
50i and 50S Templeton Building.
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Genuine ROYAL BREAD pure and
bears our label with the crown Az all
Grocers aud nrst class Restaurants.
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Best Clothing, Shoes. Hats aud Fur
nishings In the city.
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PERSONAL.

SHORTHAND OF WoRLDl
fsaaz pltman's eksklusivll taut In pubilk
skulz CRATER Nv York: best ykulz T.. 81.
eti j. d. stirling, 80 oh East ST.. s. l..
City,
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FOR SALE REAL EsTArE.
BUYERS PROFIT THROUGH DEAL.
ING WITH REANlR SYSTEM
r. n, DEPT.

With care. with ability ana with energy
THE REAVfs SYSTEM REAL rs.
TATE DEPARTMENT. n conducted.
Two competent real estate men spend
Their entire unlr compiling lists " deslra'
bio vacant and improved city and country
property, aud when buyer comes ~ ht
on she usually finds ipst what was want
led az the Right price ana on the right
Terms
We specialize ON easy terms, and
whether II is q building loi or Il row Of
terlncos you want 10 buy we ran nearly
always make the terms Of purchase ~
your purse.
THE REAYiS SYSTEM llal Of build
ing lots u unenualod, and includes the
neNm Of all Of the vacant ground IN Town
ht prices that are tempting
We Will build on any l0t We have Tor
sale and oven though you havent ali ihe
money To buy the ground, We viii cornish
enough 10 complete the purchase, MAKE
The deed 10 YOU aud supply the money ~
huild The Kind OF ID hOuso sou want
THE REANls SYSTEM Read Estate
DepaHmeui makes FEATURE Of trading
farm and city property; collection OF rent
ul- and handling ~ The realty OF estates,
Owners wanting quick terms are invited
10 list With us. and hutCri who want iheir
money 10 70 farlhest are Invited 10 cah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24

Prof and Mime. de Loery have re-
orened their school OF music and lun-
guages at 4lg Constitution Bldg,
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STATE FAIR AND
CONFERENCE
Reduced Rates.

VIM be made via the oregon Short
Line and u p Lines west OF Green
River. Tickets on sale from Ogden
and intermediate points. October 3rd to
9Th inclusive, good for return until Oct
l2th, From Green River to Ogden and
intermediate points October Ord TO Sth
incl, limited to oct, 18th. Other points
October 3rd TO sth; limited TO oct. 10Th.
See agents for full particulars.
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Public Long-Distance Telephones,
with sound-proof booths, Telephone
building, State street city
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I.M.HIGLEY, HoNEsTPLUMBER
Reliable Electric Wiring.
100 +. FRS: South. Phone i59,
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@. S, MARTIN COAL cos

Coal is as full Of Heat rs an egg Is
full OF meat and 2oOi lbs TO the Ton,
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OR MEN MAKE $500 TO 5000 PER
dav ftlng glasses our mp. FREE EYE
BOOK tells all about Il. Write Jacksonlan
Optical College, College Place, Jackson,
Michigan
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Millinery Opening, Monday and Tues
day
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: THE REAvIs SYSTEM MURRAY
BRANCH is A
HUMMER

The most popular move yet made by
THE REAVlS SYSTEM was the recent
appointment Of Mr. ID. w, Phelan as us
Murray. Bingham Junction and SAT- Lake
County representative,
Already dozens OF applications for new
homes have been flled az the Murray of
flee, and plans are being rushed Tor q
number Of HAPPY REANlS SYSTEM
HOMES" that win soon nestle within the
confines OF the two great smeter towns.
Work has begun on the residence OF MI
Phelan cor, Poplar and Marie Ave, IN
Murray. Keep your eye on IL.
THE REANIS SYSTEM advent in
Murray aud Bingham Junction means
much TO residents thereof for II Will now
be possible for owners OF vacant land 20
improve II under THE REAVIS SYS-
TEN" plan Of no cash down until the
building Is completed. and then monthly
payments Just Ike rent.
Mr.. Phelan has established offices In the
phelan Block, Murray, where he Is pre-
pared to show plans OF most any kind OF
a house one would want TO build. Re-
member when you go past the Murray
offices Of THE REAViS SYSTEM" 70
observe the big sign with ITS flaming
"wHosE ROOF IS OVER
YOUR HEADg'
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AUCTION.
ABsTRAcToRs.
Ao ATs WANTED.

a. II. BAcKMAN HAS REMOVED TO
basement, "a South Main 81. Bell Phone
2ltl.y. Ind. qi.
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IRON FENCE WORKS.

MN b. ARMSTRONG. MAcHINIsT,
Iron Fence Works. Rear Of % West
North Temple.
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See the self-sealing Weir Stone Fruit
Jar.