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The Washington times., 1905-07-30

tainment is TO be given in aid of a tu-
bercuIosis society there. and all society
viii offer It's services Mrs. Walsh is to
have charge of a picture gallery. and
Mrs. Slater win serve ices. cake. and
candies
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

TWO ATTRACTIVE DAUGHTERS
OF THE BOSTON COPPER KING
WHO WE'RE INTRODUCED TO-.
WASHINGTON SOCIETY. '''a-
LAST MONTH.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Mrs. John W BeaIe and daughters are
among the Washington people now in
Atlantic City They are guests at the
rTvavYnOre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

have great pleasure in writing
these words. especially as I am us
ing space contributed 20 the cause
by the Standard Furniture COM
pany. Of Seattle The letter print
e,i below. recently received from
Messrs Sehoenfeid 4 Sons. explains
itself. and have taken the liberty
OF reproducing H. In all our Jour
neys from Atlanta to the Sea" this
is the first time that any business
house has seen fit To donate its
advertising space for the further
ance OF the work 10 which We are
committed.
I am grateful 60 The Star for tho
opportunity OF editing the paper
today. IL goes without saying that
| am not by profession a newspa-
per man. IL Is also true that IL
this edition has any merit IL does
not AZ all Indicate that could
continue TO edit a paper which
would be of the highest tone: for
editing a newspaper Is a businessi
but inasmueh as some editors I
have known have been able To
preach an occasional sermon with
power. I accept the responsibility
for this day In the same spirit
]. WILBUR CHAPMAN.
Editor-in-Chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

}. A. sigurduon. who Is also an or
dained minister.
Rev. Sigurdaon conducted the pair
into Clerk Cases private offices ana
there did the deed. while the Inter.
entod young deputies awarned
about the door and waited for their
chance 20 kiss the bride. From the
white haired veteran at the pro-
bate desk down Co the office boy
tho whole foroe floeked about tho
door. noputiea Oldham and Springer
by sheer force of Drawn. obtaining
first place. hut tho deputies had
another guess coming. While they
Awarmed and trod toes. little MISS
Susan Jane Jessie Mann became Mrf.
J. w Wardell. the minister clerk
added his blessing and the pair
qu1ily aiipped out ~ the rear door
OF tho office When Clerk siEurd
son opened the other door a helf
dozen deputies or 30 fell into The
room. While disappointed pen
puahera were sorting themselves ont
from the pile the young couple from
Redmond were making their get
away. aud by the time They had
oeaaed 20 nurse their bruised tors
Mir. aud Mira wRrdell were haif
way down the eill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

ones knew a boy who allowed q
had habit To come into his life. lie
could have broken with II at first.
but hs said. "oh. I can stop any
time. and Il IL only a little thing
anyway"
When spoke 10 him about II. he
Just laughed. but went on.
saw the evil habit. like a ser
pent. wind Itself around the once
pure boy. but he did not aoe H. lie
would get angry when spoken to
about his llfe. He was out with
himself and with all good things.
Step after step In wicked things he
took until he lost the respect OF his
friends and companions. lie would
not 60 90 school. but spent HIS time
in idlaneaa At lhst he ran away
ffDm home 30 that he could do 'aH
he pleased "
!, Very soon he was bound hand
and foot by the power Of ain lie
hbuld not break the bands aa he
6nee might have done.
Tf you want a practical illuatra-
ton OF the truthfulness OF this lit
tie story suppose you have some
ope wind about your arms n single
strand Of thread. You will find that
Il may be very easily broken.
9lli be more difficult 10 break ten
strands OF thread. When you have
had perhaps thirty or forty tied
about your arm YOU will find your
self absolutely selpless
c. t scHAEFFER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

Chapman. 4Bs.
Number q services conducted b.
the party. 3.sTa.
Number Of miles travelled. f3.ii5
Thai the effect has been beneficial
20 the cities visited Is evidenced bg
the letters received from the chair
men Of the different committees
since the meetings closed. Thou
sands OF people have Joined the
churrhea this year rs a result Of
this work. and thousands more who
were already church members have
been spiritually quiekened
This eyanEellstic movement dem
.ouatratca the fact that the Gospel
Is the most attractive message that
can be presented TO human hearts.
and that men everywhere are will
ing TO listen to It's proclamation. u
IL also further evidence Of the fat
that this country Is falling In line
with the world wide movement Cor
revival. and America gives another
indication OF the fact that We are
AZ the beginning OF n religious
movement which will certainly
move the entire world.
The evanEelists in the above party
went forth without any promise OF
salary. travelling expenses and en-
teftainment alone being guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

ANkNH IL
TO poverty asked n socialist Sun
day night last at the mass meeting
In the Armory.
III that were so. then all the cap
itRiists would be saints. replied
Rev Charles Sickle. the evan
gelist.
There WAS a moments silence,
then the crowd caught the signifl-
canoe OF the answer and heartily
applauded the speaker.
Does the Church Help the Labor
Movement" was the topic dis
cussed by the Rev. Charles Sickle.
The church has most impor-
tant part In the great work which
concerns the social life of man
kind. he declared 1T Ia not a po-
litical organization. but It supplies
the material that strengthens such
an organization. II manufactures
the men who ought to bring about
right conditions among men social
ly. The principle of Jesus Christ
was ideal. He struck at evil. at
sin He tried TO change men rather
than methods. He did not advocate
the reform measures OF his day. be-
cause he knew that they we're Insult
ficient for the needs of the TWEEN
tieth century He taught that
which viii be applicable To every
century"
The meeting was thrown open for
questions after the address. aud for
an hour anarchists, socialists. fires
thinkers as well as processing
Christians who we're honestly sea
Ing information covering the sub
ject discussed. pelted the speaker
with economic and religious co
nundrums.
IL was etldent that Mr.. StelzlS
was MASTER OF the situation, his
clear-eut answers indicating that h,
had heard the questions before.
Tho Rev. r. A. Walton addressed
an immense crowd &C Masonic hall
DR. Walton's subject was wa
Oats" The speaker described Cehr
opposition to sin. declaring that sli
hanished man farther from God. an,
that holl was large enough for
man 60 continue TO fall Failing
falling, faliingl- he cried. until on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

houses Of Worship IN the suburbs
we're beautifully decked with foil
age aud flowers. In the city By the
Sound. Easter lilies at Easter SEA-
son are always plentiful. but this
year the supply was unusually
abundant aud the pulpits. affairs.
altar rails. choir lofts and even the
pews in some churches were beau
tifally festooued with greens and
Easter slnasons
Eiabormh song services and or
gan snthenss were given Tn all the
larger risHrehns. and impressive
Easter sermons were delivered BY
tho pastors 10 the splendid eongre-
cations that gathered In each
house OF worship The balmy
spring air aud the bright sunshine
made the day one OF the most per
feet Eaatsra for yesrs.
The favorite numbers OF the Eas-
ter programs were Lorens' anthem,
Tho Lord IL Risen. Ludebuehi's
professional hymn. Jules Graniers
"Hnaanna Pastors Gloria Tibl. 4"
Hubbard and Harris "Nunc Dimit-
It's. Gounod's "Credo." and the old
chant. Gloria in ENcelsis Dec"
Tho fayorite solo was Weatherbys
The Light OF the World. and the
favorlte offertory Sir John Stainers
They Have Taken Away My Lord. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

The above is 4 picture of the
syanKellAiie party. moE OF the
members Of which have been to-
esther since the first Of October In
many respects | believe this Is the
most important evangeiiafie cam
paiEu from first IN last that has
been planned for this or any other
country Il has involved a greater
number 81 miles TO be Travelled. a
greater number uf men 20 perform
the service. and hsN bern the most
strenuous work that anyone could
possibly do. This tour was planned
about = year aEo. and has en-
hraced the following cities At
lania. Ca. BinKhamtan. y. r..
rerre Haste. Ind Colorado Springs
Colo. Pueblo. Colo Fort Collins.
Colo Denver. Coin. los Angeles.
Cal. Kedianda. Cal. San Diego.
Cal san Luia Oblspo. Cal Orange.
cal. Oakland. Cal Portland, Ore /:
Eugene ore. Tacoma. Wash. Sc
attic. Wash
In brief the campaign may be
outlined ~ foliuws.
Length of time. months.
Average number OF workers In
the party. -
Number af sermons preached or
services presided over BY J. Wilbur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
GOOD CHEER
MEETING

Many favorable reports of the re-
suits of the evangelical work by Dr.
Chapman and his associates were
given at the good cheer meeting az
the Grand opera house at II o'clock
Monday. The house was filled 10
nYerfiowing with those eager TO
hear and 10 tell OF the good results
of the work in the city. DR.. Wharf
ton, chairman of the executive.
spoke on the splendid work started
in the city. and that II would nos
stop when the evangelists leave.
Dr. Chapman spoke of the cordial
treatment they lad received at thu
hands OF the newspapers in this
city.
There have been no siurs i'm the
papers here regarding our meetings.
something | cannot say for a town
near by" said DR. Chapman.
In speaking OF the results of the
meetings held personally In this
city, DIR, Chapman said;
Il think our meeting held In tho
heart of the tenderloin will be IL
most successful In the way u
bringing sinners to Christ OF any
meeting held on our trip"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

could imagine soul dashing
through space To his everlasting
Punishment
There were many touching AID
striking illustrations. bar probably
none more striking Ean that Of =
wealthy Louisiana 80 an Who hal
been sinned against a Who vowed
she would spend ~ money ia
torturing that MAJ Throwing
aside all society restraints and all
comforts. she followed this man
day and night. to the club. To his
home, back and forth In the streets.
in New York, to London. 70 courts
OF justice. everywhere declaring mis-
crime She was called Crazy
Ellen" but those who knew her be-
lieved her cause TO be Just
There was a ready response. many
deciding TO accept Jesus Christ Tho
singing OF Mr.. Pugh was a feature
OF the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

that Of kissing a pretty little
hriue Of 10 summers. IL isn't often
that a weddinR oecura Ina the clerks
office. the knot tying usually be
lng dune by soma one Of tho Judges
IN the various courts Monday morn
had deserted their benches fer the
spring sunshine or were busy un-
faveiing legal ontanglementa. 80
the pretty maid from Redmond and
her proud young fianeo were direct
ad IA the clerks offira. whore they
we're told they could be securely
bound In wedloct by ProbRtn Clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
Nine Nations
Now Use Liquozonc. Won't You Try It--Free7

effects are exhilAratins. vitalIElng.
purifying. Yet Il Ia a gormicidu so
certain that We publish on every
bottle an offer OF 81 200 for a dis-
ease germ that Il cannot hin. The
reason Ia that germs are vegetables.
and tIduesone- like excess of axy-
Ken is deadly 20 vegctal matter.
There lies the grest value Of
iquoEohe. II is the only way
known 60 klli the germs In the body
without Killing the tissues. too Any
drug that Kids germs ID a poison
and u eannot be taken internally
Every physician knows that medi-
cine Is almost helpless In any germ
disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

-. ne American rights 70
h.sssans. We did .hls After tss.
:. ne product for two years.
ss,.sh physicians and hospitals.
80 provtng IN theussnda Of dif-
-. essaa that Ltquozona de-
.s-rvs ne cause q any germ Dis
llsnssOaa has. for sore than -
- bssa the constant suhisef Of
.z..f,rc xna chemical research. II
s - made BY compromising drugs.
~ vlsh alcohol lts virtues are de
,ss,a salsly trum gas--l4rEsly cry
- cas- By a process reauiFins I'm
500 apparatus and Il DAYS time.
"a resalt Is a liquid that does
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49, snd blood food-tho mest help
Al ,Alnx u the world 20 You. ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

wsw.es Of people. Of aims differ.
-.,,,ns are constant users or
=. same are asins 4 to
l. :. w.Il. some 70 keep well. Some
- germ Diseases, sons as
- NJ mediciue vas ever 20 wide
~ : ,...s.nleved. These users are every 2
Y your uelxhbor and friends
$50 .snaak them And half the peo-
=. v,,e meet wherever you are
.ama one whom LiQaoaonc
sss cured. -.
-. ussrs what Liauonone does.
49, Annaly take medicine for
- madeline cannot do. Drugs
-. All germs For your own
-. al about Llquoxone; then
:, - !. bar you a fall aise bottle To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
SPLENDID
EASTER

Special Easter services were
held a. all the churches In the city
yesterday and each church was
crowded 10 It's doors. The luxurl-
ant growth OF greens and blossom
ing of Flowers provided the decor
ating committees with abundant
material and all the churches.
from the most splendid temple OF
devotion IN the city 10 the smaller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
Soc Bottle Free

II you need LiauoHone. and have
never tried Il. please send M this
coupon. We will then mail yea an
order ON a local druggist for a full
size bottle. and 40 will pay the drug
gist ourselves foe Il This IL cur
frne Eift. made 60 eoaYincs yoa:
To- show yon what LiquoEoua IN. and
what IL can do In Justice 10 your
salf please Aocspt IL today. for
u places You under no obligation
whatever.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
OTHER MEETINGS.

Tho revival service In the Broad
way district In he First Christian
church on sunday was attended by
big crowd who listened to a
splendid sermon BY Rev Thomas
Needham. the evangelist. on Ref
uEes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

A vast audience filled every nook
and corner of the Asbury Metho-
dist church In the Fremont district
Sunday night, when Or. Hobson
spoke on The Matchless Christ"
A good percentages OF tho converts
are young men who are banded to-
gether working for other young
men. A unique feature Of Sundays
revival In the Fremont district was
sunrise prayer meeting. led by Mr..
Rykert. which was very largely at
tended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
THIS SPACE DONATED To DR. CHAPMAN BY STANDARD FURNITURE Cl
BEST THoUoHTa
PROM
SUNDAYS SERMONS.

"rhs resurrection Of Chxlat II the
keystone u the gospel skho three
great fagta IN THIS lesson are First.
lie is ftiasn second, AS Ito said,
and third sauuuna tiia grave is
Iomuty all our Erayea shall be
opened. pr. ~ Evans. Trinity
Methodist icpiscopul church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

All diseases that begin with lever
AL Infihmuta tfuu~hf Catarfh all eun-
teHtnna diaeaaeH-ali the feaaltH 81 i'm
pure az poisoned hlotsd
IN nervous dshiIitY I1aunAnna acts
A. vitaliaef. accaunpllshlns what ae
drugs can DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
Germ Diseases

These are the known germ dia-
eases. All that medicine can DO for
these troubles IL TO help Nature
oyercome the germs. and such re-
suits are uncertain Liquosone at
tacks the germs. wherever they are.
And when the germs which cause a
dieaase are destroyed. the disease
must end. and forever. That ia in
extthhle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

beg TO state story published
regarding refusal 10 Belingham be
dence with Dillingham;
city never made conditions with Bellngham
but have made ons
ton with other city rea.
j. WILBUR CHAPMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

Itnu away the stone. brother.
from the grave 81 your loved one.
dead III sin. What IL the stonef In
difference. hard -heartednear. self
lahneaa. secret sin. bitterness In the
heart
sHult u away Christ r. waiting
60 speak the Nosd 81 spiritual rraur-
feetion 70 the dead lie waits for
sou.
sRsli - away the stone and the
dead shall be brought - life and Ho
WIN refotcs b. the great Father
Heart sings. My Son was dead
and 10 alive aKBin. ltsv =. Austin
Heath. FntrHt Baptist Church,
We cannot al mes thr truth from
ne same viewpoint There are
many rpasls that lead - the mount
- hetiu~-@. enc denomination viii
pursue onr path. another religion
siil ascend on another road. Hat Tn
NJ End We shall all reach the SUM
mat. redeemed and reunited. and EN-
brace each ether with fha greeting
Helia. bruthstt How % you o.. SIS
terri we shall al haze done our
best y uFh lee our awn rrspsrtfra Way
p ainriy the Supreme. cnfnmnu
Father hsfar~ an mankind. "--esias .
iuK words from Rabhi Throders T.
3onrph. sermon on Lest We For
Esf. Al the Reform Hebrews Gen.
ersxatiun Temple 81 Hlrseh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
gRTOE REFUSED TO
Be HOBSONIzED

dozen Of deputies waa stepping ON
the others toes In an effort 20 &c,
first In line for = pleasant function
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

The revival meeting at Ballard
closed Sunday evening. Splendid
anlienees and much religious en-
thnsiasm have marked the meet
Ings. Rev. Thomas Needhnm spoke
TO a great assemblage at Junction
hall and Rev Henry 0strom spoke
to the new converts aud the Chris
tian workers ut the Gilman Park
NJ. II. Church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

=, county clerks office was all
,u,,tsr al 10 30 Monday morn
p ~, zach one Of the bakers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
THE MARKETS

Native strawberries will be on
tbs market within ten days such
al lnast Ia shs expnatation Of the
Vazhon island aErienltufists. Who
held a meeting "a tho Chamber OF
Commerce Monday morning The
mesfinx Was held for the PURPOSE
OF prevailing upon shippers 70
handle the straw berry crates a little
more carefully in the future.
IL the berries fipsn a. quickly
a. anticipated. the season VII be
pretty nrar a month earlier than
usual.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
wheat fiigh. Low. cinas.
May. -. asf-G esa-a
July. sat- st1-t. sta-4 10 So Is
sept. stIsg % 81 6-6. 80 a. - IL
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sept. ISIS ssg@s gsa-t
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Liverpool Holiday.
Narsha~af flerefufa Wheat. last
year. ffs. Chicago e ears last ysar.
NEw YonE sToCKS
ftlEh. Tow. Close.
Anal roppsr. 81. A. ~
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can. Psr. tat Ia les s-a. $50 a=t.n
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

''Tha body OF christ bore Into
ietefnai iife the marks Of the Cruel
tfNion. IN thia Incident lies a para
bin. Na1s past goes with him into
his future, therefore make the pres
ent correspond with the ideal s-=liy
Rev Dr. Glwyd. ~ MARKS npiHuo-
\ pal Church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

The big gospel tent at Third and
james was filled 10 overflowing on
Sunday night when DR. Slough
spoke Tho evangelist made touch
ing reference In his sermon to tho
day and its significance Thefe
we're 1000 people In attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
HELP SMOKE UP STOCK.

= MADIaoN. Wis. April "a I
= A firm OF tobacco dealers in 4
Ashland sent a package Of I
q cigarettes 10 every member Of I
= the senate with their compll- I
4 menfa and the request that
q they assist In the work Of using I
= up the stock OF cigarettes on I
: hand. as f. would be impossible
= to soil the amount they have GA 4
q hand before fully l. when the
= anti-eiEafstto BIN goes Into Of 4
. nact I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

'''rhe consciousness Of sin. death
ana life ~ absolute proof Of the I'm
mortality ~ the aoul. Mans first
'reiationHhin Ia tn Gsd. Every sin is
direct stroke OF divine sovereignty
Immortality WAS crowned IN the
reauErscfion Of Christ We are
raised from sin 10 live life Of
righteousness aud service. - Rev, NJ.
A. Matthews. FIRST Presbyterian
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

Given an open grave and unbr-
llsytuk mind. We have all the un-
compensated sorrows of the world
cempreaaed into ana fiery drop.
The belief Ia the resurrection OF
Chrint can neithes be reasoned cut
q haman mind nor reasoned into u.
The secret of the future life belongs
10 the. heaEt Rev. Fletcher L.
Wharton. First Methodist church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24
CUT OUT OUT THIS COUPON

AnY physician OF hospital not ret
usinE LiquaAane VIII be HJadir SUP
piled FOR a teat.
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Stanoart tgitnttt,ur ID
g. SeHornselo & Sous.
SeRtflss

We havsr6Se observing, yoarTevangel II st1o-work
1G
vdloDcont ofoar plans enterprise
assuming the 1ssuans ofthe star
pleased to oontr1ute
Advertising havsadvtsod hestar Management ID
this effect.
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Tn order that We may enjoy with
tho Christ the Resurrection, Ne
must be willing 10 share with HIM
In the Crucinxion. As christ actual
~ died. 80 must We be truly dead TO
sia II We would walk with him IN
newnens OF life -itev .. u. McGtll.
Battery street Methodist Episcopal
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

GuAYAQuff. April 2t-A long
heavy earthquake ahoek waa fell
hero last niKht
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assortment in the city, 3 Tor
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

aendron Folding Go
cart, reclining willow
back, adjustable Will
low foot rest, finest
steel running gear
rubber tired wheels.
folds very compact
ThIs 1860 cart to-
morrow Or '' 49, $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-24

$500 Apiece English White
Semi-Porcclaiu Dinner Set.
.. .ss.ss..s. sp<f.Vo
soc grade hali-gallon Polished
Glass Water Jug $50. 20c
35c s-inch Berry Bowl, new
Empire pattern cut glass ef-
feet ........... ...... toc
25c Plain Highly Polished
Glass Vinegar Cruet. 15c