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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
The Coronation.

June % having been fixed as the day
when the coronation of King Haakon
and Queen Maud is to take place, the
details of the program are now gradu-
ally getting worked out.
The royal couple will leave Chris
tiania by rail, but after having in this
manner gone as far up in northern
parts of Gulbrandsdalen, they will
drive over the hills to Romsdalen and
from there proceed by steamer to
Trondhjem, where they will arrive
June 49, The following two days no
festivities will take place.
June %, at II a. M, the coronation
ceremony will begin in the old cathe-
dral 1t is expected to last about one
hour No tickets of admission will be
sold. The greater number of admis-
sion cards will be placed at the dis
posal of the king, the rest of them the
municipality of Trondhjem will have
charge Of In the evening the king
will give an official dinner in "Stifts
garden"
June %, at 2 o'clock, there will be
concert by the orchestra of the Ma
tional theater in the Freemason hall.
All royal visitors, foreign diplomats
and other dignitaries will be present.
Sunday there will be public festivities
at Ilevoldene The king will attend.
Monday another concert will be CIV
en-, and in the evening grand supper
with ball, given by the municipality of
Trondhjem. The royal couple and all
distinguished visitors will be present.
With these the Official part Of the fes-
tivities end.
A large number of tourists from all
parts of Europe and America will
flock to Trondhjem during those days
Those who cannot find accommoda>
ton at hotels and in private houses
will be housed upon board steamers
stopping there while the festivities
are going on. Several tours OF the
North cape win be arranged in the
same connection.
During her recent visit to st. PAUL
Bertha Won Suttner, winner OF last
years Nobel peace prise, was the
guest of honor at q banquet given by
Norwegian women. Here she spok0
of her meeting with the great pea04s
workers Of the world, and mentionsA
President Roosevelt. 80 ono offtles No.
foremost In the nAo &c suDiNEeAl
psace movement. She Alsb AReltIupgA|
The good work &c nth NJ ~
&laa~. s>aanANk - q ~ Il. 10SaSv SESS11
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
ALMOST scALPED BY COW.
Dodge Center Man is Dragged BY
Bovine.

Dodge Center, Mirn., May 10. -
While bringing COW home from pas
ture Myron Shaw met with an acct
dent which resulted in tearing of al
most his entire scalp. He was leading
the COW by rope, and when he
opened the barnyard gate the animal
made dash for the barn door, which
was standing open. Myron chung to
the rope and was dragged to the
ground and stepped upon. 1t was
necessary to put a number Of stitches
in his scalp, but he will recover from
his injuries.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
Arrested on Serious Charge.

Arrested on Serious CHARGE.
Worthington, Mimi, May 2O.-J. E.
Stearns, an unmarried farmer aged
twenty-nine years, residing in the
town of Dewald. was arrested yestel-
day on a charge preferred by his
niece, Grace Eagle, aged eighteen.
She has been keeping house for him
during the past two years. He is in
Jail awaiting his preliminary exam.
nation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
WANT TO PAY MORE TAXES.

Two MiiIionaires Ask That Their AZ.
sessments Be Raised.
La Crosse, Wis, May 20-An epoch
in the tax history of La Crosse was
marked yesterday when L. F. Easton
and L. c. Colman, two millionairss.
appeared voluntarily at the Office of
the tax commissioner and asked that
their tax assessments be raised $780,
900 and 100000 respectively.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
COFFEE MAY COST SIGHT.

Pierre Man Badly Burned While Get
ting Breakfast.
Pierre, s. D., May ON. z. Guthrie
a young attorney of this city, is suf-
fering from painful accident which
may cost him the use Of one eye.
While getting breakfast for himself at
his homestead the lid flew of from a
can which he was using In making
coffee, and the scalding liquid was
thrown into his face. severely burning
him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
NEWS \! ! Y on THE NORTHWEST
GEEK our klN yoE, oEF,cERs.s
Wisconsin insurance Investlga tors
Look for Plums.

~ lss@s LOOK J0r pJUmSs ~ 3sftSsJt
Milwaukee, May 2O.-.The principal
feature of the Northwestern Mutual
Life examination yesterday afternoon
was the listing Of relatives Of officers
Of the company who are now in the
employ of the company. It developed
that the president. Henry j.. Palmer,
has son, son-in-law and the hus-
band of a niece in the employ of the
company. All are receiving salaries
from $4,000 to $4,000 per year. Vice
President Markham has only one son
in the employ of the company at a
salary OF $1,000 per year. Second
Vice President Skinner has brother
in-law, but the latter was employed
by the company before Mr.. Skinner
entered its employ. Some ten other
clerks Of the company are relatives Of
officers either by blood or marriage
and receive nominal salaries.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
KILL MAN AND Aide BODY.
Sheriff Seeks Body Of Missing Farmer
In alounl1.

= - i ! ~ : 40, -
Minot, N. D., May 22.-James Bish-
op, the aged farmer living four miles
from this city, who mysteriously dis
appeared two months ago, probably
was murdered. Ward county authori-
ties say they have clues indicating
that the man was killed and that his
body was thrown into deep slough.
Sheriff Lee will send a crew to the
farm to dynamite the pond in an at
tempt to raise the body. Bishop was
an old man and 1t is not thought that
he would wander far from home. Ran.
dom remarks passed by some Of the
neighbors led the authorities to. be.
lieve he had been murdered Names
of the accused persons are being with.
held.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
MEETS DEATH ON 4 FARM.
One Man Killed and Another Seriously
= injured.

One Man Killed and Another Seriously
= injured.
st. Paul, May 22.-Peter Tracy was
killed instantly yesterday afternoon on
a farm below Inver Grove, and o. E.
Club, the owner of the farm, was Sc
riously injured. The men were en-
gagged in replacing heavy iron pipes in
an artesian we'll, and had improvised a
lever with the limb of q tree and chain
In order to lower the pipes into the
ground. While one of the pipes was
being lowered the chain slipped. The
pole flew backward and struck Tracy
on the head, fracturing his skull. He
died instantly. Mr.. Club was struck
under the chin, hurled several feet
and fell unconscious. His injuries are
not expected to be fatal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
WIND RAzEs BUILDING.

Storm Hits Mound City and Does
Much Damage.
Mound City, s. D., May 19.-Durine
a severe wind storm the Turner store
building, the largest in the town, was
blown down and demolished. No one
was injured. A hole was blown in an.
other store and several barns and 9th.
er light structures were destroyed.
Lightning struck the Methodist church
and damaged the building consider.
ably.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
Body IL Found in River.

Pierre, 8. D., May 20.-The remains
Of Thomas e. Eigle, who was
drowned in the Bad river two weeks
ago, were found floating in the stream
q short distance below the scene Of
the accident, and will be taken to his
old home at Madison for burial. 3
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
FORTY MEN ARE POISONED.
Samples Of Wreckinq Crews Food Ia
Sent to St. Paul.

Duluth, May 20. Torty-odd men
employed in wrecking operations on
the stranded steamer Crescent City,
nine miles from Duluth on the north
shore of Lake Superior, have been
made sick by something they have
eaten. The symptoms are those of
ptomaine poisoning. Two or three of
the men are seriously sick. Harris
Bennett, local state food inspector,
has taken samples at the ship and
has sent them to the state health de.
partment in st. Paul for analysis.
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sALooNMEN TURN TABLES.
Have Pastor Spy Arrested for Sunday
Work.

Appleton, Wis, May 2O-Rev. A. H.
Zechiel, a representative of the Wis
consin Anti-Saloon league, charged
with purchasing beer on Sundays,
was arrested yesterday on warrant
sworn out by saloonlzeepers, charging
violation of the Sunday law in that he
worked on the Sabbath. The beer was
against saloon men who kept open on
Sunday. They in turn say Zechiel
violated the law, which reads "only
works of mercy and necessity can be
carried on on Sundays"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
Who's Who in Norway.

While in Norway there is no publ.
cation bearing 3 title corresponding
to the above. there is, nevertheless, an
Official publication called "Norges
Statskalender.' While it in general
is something like our congressional d.
rectory, it is far more extensive in it's
scope, as it does not only give the
chiefs of the several government
offices, but the name, age, position
held, etc., of every person employed
by the government from the king
down to the humblest clerk in the
departmental service; likewise, the
names of all the representatives of
foreign governments stationed in Nor
way, either in diplomatic or con-
sular capacity. Further, it gives full
information regarding the different
schools, societies, charitable and edu-
cational institutions.
Owing to last years events and the
separation from Sweden, this years
issue of the 'Statskalender" has but
now appeared, and to any one desiring
to be correctly informed as to who's
who and what's what in Norway, I
would suggest that they invest I'm a
copy of this valuable publication.
No doubt the coming season viii be
a record breaker In respect to tourist
traffic, the coronation being quite 4
drawing card. Rev. Alex Patterson
Of Minneapolis, one of the early arrfv-
ais from America, has been here for
a couple Of weeks. He has been all
the way up to Tonassen in ayalders,
where the winter still rsigns supreme.
and he has also had an audience with
King Haakon. sS. SD
The new American minister to Nor.
way, Ar. Pierce. e expected q. arrive
In Chriatiania late In May q early y
June. = IS Z. Z
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ENGINEER is MISSING.
cIoquet Man Has Not Been Seen
Since MAY 1.

Duluth, Mimi, May 2o.-A station.
airy engineer named A. F. Bell of Clo-
quet has mysteriously disappeared.
He was employed on the Great North
ern Power company's development
work at Thomson on the St. Louis
river. On May l he started from
home to go to his work as usual and
has not been seen since. His family
has asked the Duluth police depart.
ment to find him if possible.
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$4,000 FIRE At DULUTH.
Manufacturers Suffer Damage From
Mysterious Blaze.

Duluth, May 22.-Fire of unknown
origin did damage to the amount of
$4,000 to the building and contents
at 1903 and 10 First avenue east. The
principal loss falls upon H. Halstein.
manufacturer of mems furnishings.
His loss was about $4,000 on a $780,
900 stock The Halstein factory was
closed, it being Jewish holiday. Ger
main Bros, manufacturers of dec
grated and cut glass, suffered several
thousand dollars loss, and the loss on
the building was about $4,000.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
MAY ABOLISH CHURCH RULES

River Brethren Consider "Sin" Of Be-
ing Photographed.
Des Moines, May 10. - The River
Brethren, in national conference here,
probably will abolish the rule which
for years has prohibited members of
the church from being photographed,
this being considered sign of vanity.
A committee was appointed yesterday
to report upon the elimination of the
old rule.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
ITO HORSES DIE IN YARDS.
Montana Veterinarian Investigates
the Cause.

Helena, Mont, May %. - One hun
dred and ten head of horses in ship
ment of 500 from Ephrata, WASH, to
Dickinson, N. D., consigned to ]. Nc
Curdy, died in the yards at Billings.
1t is claimed that the horses drank
too much ice-cold water while in the
yards in Helena the day before, and
Travelled long distance without feed,
and that collie resulted. State Veter-
marian Knowles will investigate the
case.
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! 4ums,o lsodas surned.

Ia umNpes ledge Burned.
Mellen. Wis. Nay 30. Penokee
Lodge burned iast q 6t losls, Il, 800;
ipsuil nee 1901. rho slodss Has
OWN party q md talmen from
81 anl. ;lalap y 14o a go \.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-25
PIERRE LAUNCH SINKS.

Six Thrown Into the Water Are Easily
Rescued.
Pierre, S. D., May %. - A gasoline
launch with six passengers was
smashed against the piling at the rail-
road bridge by the heavy current and
sunk in few minutes. One of the
ferryboats happened to be near and
hastily launched a sliff, which reached
the frantic passengers just as the
wrecked boat sunk under them and
they we're struggling in the water.
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Darlington wants better water.
EARLY closing goes at Bottineau.
The secret society conventions are
on.
The Sharon band is being reorgan-
tied.
Rock Lake voted for incorporation,
a to /.
Fessenden has organized a CONNER
cial club.
Bowdon is one of the busy towns of
the state.
H. Tree, an aged resident Of Cassel-
ton, is dead.
The state board Of pardons meets at
Bismarck, June 2.
An epidemic of matrimony is threat
ened at Sherwood.
Mclean county lands are in great
demand this spring.
Ashley people are still hustling for
better fire protection.
Tagus Is getting number of new
enterprises this spring.
E. H. Gordon of Langdon is q can.
didate for states attorney.
Forbes hasn't been on the map long
but will have a fast ball team.
Poor base running at Cogswell re-.
suited in victory for Harlem.
Firemen are preparing for the big
tournament at Minot, June 1912.
It is claimed it takes ten Americans
to guard one Chfnaman at Portal.
It is reported that ex-Sheriff Moody
of Wahpeton has the bee again.
Victor A. Corbett has assumed his
duties as postmaster at Kenmare.
There is scarcity Of carpenters re-
ported in many towns of the state.
The Edgeley ball team was licked in
the first game, and Kuhn was the vic
tor.
Wilton has pig that weighed 457
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-30

n b. Choice, of Dallas. arrived
in the city last night to spend week
at the residence of ] S Marsh on
Franklin street.
Mrs J. Lea Cannon and little
son, George D, went to Dallas this
morning to spend two days with rel
aives and friends.
Mrs. p. d. Harrison and little son,
! Egbert, of RYAN, |. T, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
GILES, and sister. Mrs. Haskins.
Miss Maude Smith, of Lancaster,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in the city for the past few
days. returned home this morning.
Miss Matte Groce. of Mobile. Ala,
who has been spending some time in
the city with her brother. G. c. Groce
on Marvin avenue. left this morning
for Dallas.
Mrs. w. D. Boyd, accompanied by
her daughters, Miss Mabel and Clara,
and little viii D, left this morning
for Galveston and Houston to spend
q month with relatives and friends
j. Houston Miller. president of
the WaXahachie National bank, re
turned last evening from Greenville,
s. c.. where he attended the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church
in the United States
Mr Chalmers Mcpherson returned
last night from Bryan and Waco.
SUNDAY In Bryan he preached the
commencement sermon for the Bap-
list Academy and Monday and Tues
day he attended "a meeting of the
board ct trustees of the Texas Chris
tian University at Waco
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-30

The Modern Milling and Manu-.
featuring COMPANY Is distributing in
the homes OF our people this week
Two unique and useful advertising
novelties. One Is an attractive book
let containing few choice receipts
for making the most popular cakes
and the salt rising bread receipts OF
possibly the most expert artists In
that line in Waxahachie House
keepers will find this little booklet
valuable adjunct 10 the culinary
department Another useful kitchen
companion is a want card eonttiin-
ing list of groceries, with a place
opposite each article for pin to be
stuck when that particular article is
needed. This useful kitchen remind
ef VIII frequently save annoyance
and delays caused by the housekeep-
ers forgetting the articles needed
We are sure that busy housewives
Will appreciate these novelties. and
the Modern Milling and Manufactur-
Ing Company will in turn appreciate
IT very much if every housewife in
WaXahachie will ask her grocer for
homemade flour. and take no other
kind AS
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Fl. " r. c. Rates.

Ell Campo and return 5000, ac-
count meeting Texas Womens' Press
Association. On sale June Is and
49, limit 10 days.
San Antonio and return $3.50, ac-
count Convention OF Texas Sunday
School On sale May 81. June l,
and .. limit June / 5.
Louisville. Ky. and return $27.S5,
account Kentucky Home Coming On
sale June II, -, and IS; limit 2S
days.
Springfield, and return $500, ac-
count Meeting German Baptist
Brethren On sale May 81. June l.
and , limit June IS
Austin and return $I.U5. Ac-
,aaat meetiu- Texas Funeral Direc-
tsi- A--s.iation On ale May 27
limi, May 3l
Saint Paul. Mimi and return
Ssl.5O, account meeting Federation
of Women Clubs On sale MAY
2G-2S-29-30. Limit June g
Paris and return Meetiul
A. o Of p. colored On sale July g
limit July
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Dallas and return ti3o Meeting
oil NH superintendent Dates nf
sale morning of June 6 THRIFT June
9th
Houston and return s. so State
Eadeayor Convention. Date
of sale June : and 8 limit June 5
Waco and return s2.7s Paul
Quinn College exercises Dates OF
sale June 5 and 6 limit June $
Austin and return 1855 Com
mencement exercises University OF
Texas Dates Of sale June sth. 10th.
18Th and 18th limit Aug I
Dallas and return s ST. Meeting
OF Nursery Men Date of sale June
IL. aud morning Of Is limit Is
Mexico City s37.e5 for the round
trip Dates OF sale June 25th TO
July Eth, limit Sept. Is.
Louisville and return $2Ts5-
Kentucky Homecoming Dates OF
sale June IL, IL. and IS; lirait 30
DAYS from date of sale.
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Mrs. W E. Mcknight, who has
been visiting relatives at Plano, has
returned home
Mrs George Shumway. OF Waco,
has arrived in the city to visit Mrs
II VI. Dobson.
H. ) Nugent, OF Houston, cireula-
tion manager OF the Chronicle, was
ia the city today.
Mrs g. Fl. Buukerley has returned
from East Texas. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs Scarborough of Snyder.
Miss Susie Gahagau. who spent
the past few months Ia Dallas with
her sister returned home this morn
ing
Mrs D. 3D. Eocu. at Missouri. ar
rived iu the city .bIs morning ro visit
fbe family OF r. q Tluglc ou Ferris
.at.Due
Turr.u- assent Coldstetu. of tbe
ro" Wo..H Record has been iu fbe
JOINS Iao or .hH.. days iu the Interest
of .haI papr.
M W 20 Patterson. oi Ian
slsIer who I. ucsr visiting rel
a.It.. |... tr. u..t fsw dav. rc
. tHr1ri boone Ia.s morning
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= r Duke Dallas; O. l.. Oldham.
Dallas. Stanley Crabb. Dallas, l.. \.
McCasland. Fort Worth G. A. Dono-
van. Milwaukee. j B. Files. ltasca.
X G.. Moore Dallas. j NJ Beubow
81 Louis A NJ smith. Fort Worth
j. b stewart Waco, g. A Fried.
san Antonio A. Upstate ST. Louis
~ S Nugeut Houston. = G Cheat.
ham, pallas e. " Kelley. So Louis
o % Welssiuger. Waco. T. r. Thorn
H- Boston S g. DlcEey Dallas i
e. 3 Squlres New YORK
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Denison and return S3,S0--Meet-
ing Retail Grocers On sale June II,
limit June IA
san Antonio ard return 1920.
June Is. 10. Limit June 90
Louisville. Ky. and return $27S5,
June ll,l2, 3. Liuit so days from
date of sale
st. Paul MINI. and return $3.50,
May &c. 81, Is, 20. Limit June9
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on account OF It's mild action aud
pleasant taste Oriuo Laxative Fruit
syrup is especially recommended for
women and children 10 does not
nausvate or grippe like pills and or
diulu Catbartic Oriuo Laxative
Fruit syrup aids digestion and slim
uiates fhe liver uuI bowels WITHOUT
lrriWtIuE them Remember the
maine or.uu and refuse substitutes
sold hy So vs. FEARS.
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Doc higgins, a well known negro
preacher and politician, died Monday
night at Ennis, aged ga years Until
few years ago he was the recog
nized leader among the negroes in
Ellis county and was prominent in
republican political matters
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Phone me your orders for berries
to cook Fine berries. good price.
A. Lasswell If
When you need a plumber call
Bunkley. with F. S. Cronk Co Both
phones 81. IT
Reception orders a speciality in
any shape and size and assortment
OF colors. Williams & Moseley If
Let F. s. Cronk Co figure with
you on that new roof. either sheet
iron or asbestos II
If you want clear crystal ice, stop
the Yellow Top Wagons or phone
Waxahachie Ice Works. If
The F. S. Cronk Co, is headquar-
ters for all kinds of garden hose
Prices right, Both phones No 81 t
Some of the citizens OF the city
are complaining at the high rate of
speed at which some of the automo-
biles are being driven.
The members of the Cumberland
Presbyterian choir will picinc at
West End Park tomorrow evening,
beginning at six o'clock
w, l.. Suite appeared in the coun-
lty court this morning and entered
a plea of guilty to a charge of ag-
gravated assault He was fined S25.
| c. ]. ]. Statesman, funeral direc-
| tor for Kemble Bros, left last night
| for Austin to attend the state con-
vention of the Funeral Directors
| Association in session there this
week
Berries, fresh and fine Crates
emptied at patch $50 Delivered
Sis. Per gallon in patch zoe.
| Picked per gallon SOC Phone in
your orders at once to G. l.. Kidd. If
The Foreign Mission society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
| church Friday afternoon. June s. at
O'Clock. All members of the so
ciety and friends of missions are in
vited to be present
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have a sale of bread and cake
al Herring drug store on Saturday.
! lime % 1nGiyinfy r., oil
a special order phone Mrs. ]. s Her
ring, new phone. or Mrs Cleveland
old phone PSI 43
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beauty OF youth
Tbs worst cases in twenty days. Soc anc
Sl.0O at al lsa5ing drug atores, o. BY mail
Prepared By NATs0NN. TOILET CO., Paris. Team
Sold in Wayt.hachie by all leading
druggists. d&w
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PERSONAL hiENIION.
= . $500 >>>>>>
90. -. So A. ..t.t,.r -
AIS
'''a ~ i'0'N az '''S
's''''
leg Rogers VAS q visitor 70 pal-
las today
r. II Wilson had business In bal
lar today
~ tames ramnb,,ll went ia nailas
.hts morntur
Sidney Brin, of Dallas, had bust
ness here TO-DAY
Prof w. p. Flanlken. OF italy. was
In the city today
~ NJ r w., ,.a.,u- ~.
nm,,as -.
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Phone me your orders for berries
to cook. Fine berries. good price
A Lasswell If
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When you need plumber call
Bunkley. with F. S. Cronk Co Both
phones S4 If