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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
FOR OTHERS.

The box of useful and fancy articles sent by
Mrs. Atwood, of Brooklyn, was great help as
the contents were excellent and most suitable
Tor some special needs; another helpful box
came from Yonkers without name, and was
filled with articles Of clothing. hosiery, gloves,
ribbons, collars, etc; silk mat came from Mrs.
Draper. Of New Hampshire: reading for children
from ''Niskayuna" and Mrs. Walden; books for
Camp Hill (Ala) Industrial Institute from can
Old Member" and fancy work material for
''shut-in'' from Mrs B. NJ Margaret Reid
NIichner has sent a charming calendar, COM
piled by herself, entitled Zone Day at a Time"
and she kindly offers TO contribute one hundred
of these for Sunshine members. Each one is in
a box. and will be mailed from the office to any
member if seven cents in stamps is forwarded
for opstage 1t will be sent free to any "shut-in'
member application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
NEW YORA.
Health i'm the Hill Tons

Of Orange, Sullivan. Ulster and Delaware Counr., "
the main line and branches OF the Va :" u
York. Ontario & Western Rv
II you are seeking SUMNER HOME for vou. a.,
In region OF absolute NAAij
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST
1000 feet above the with pure air pure Wzf.- =
milk, no malaria mosquitoes and within Tbrs- I
Ride from New York; country heartily recolrSsrAs -
phyEcians-then send cents FOR postage to IN. ss
signed, call and get free at Offices n. Sro@os
LII ILLUSTRATED BOOK, SUMNER HOAIESs n ~
pages. II gives a list OF COO Hotes Fs---, -
Boarding Houses. with their location rates a. 49,
way. N Y. 'A+-
IN NEW YoRK-141. 425. $780, 1854 lsps rro.s,
45 Nassau s., PSI 18th Ave. 245 Columbus Ava sac b
1O5 West 125th st.. 1s2 9Th ave Tickss o ~
hTOsses and West AID st. ferries Sc Beaver 81 T-.I
Information Bureau Columbus circle and 58th a -.
Information Bureau. % East 23d 81.
IN BROOKLYN-4 Court St. 479 Nostraud az. a.,
Macon st.. 800 Broadway; Eagle Information Bureau
on May 10Th and 30th Excursion tickets Al resue,s
rates will be sold 40 Broadway, 1854 Br9afxsv 10
West 125th st. SO Beaver Court st. BrooEIvr Wss
hawkeu and ferry ocss. giving opportunity of
ally selecting Summer home and also enjoying Sa,
fishing in this delightful region Tickets god rstns
May 3Oth May 3lst. J. c. anderson
Traffic Manager. IS Beaver g. n z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

Among the belts noticed az q smart shop are
those OF soft tan leather laid in narrow box pIeafs
and dotted with leather buttons They fasten with
the large gold harness buckle. To be worn uyltt
these are small bass OF tan leather, with goid
mountings Inc belts are S; the bags. S.
Another smart accessory 10 a wloman's to,l.. 90
the coarsely cravat OF white eiIlx 20 10 49,
with the belt OF the same material wa"
To wear with spring tailored gowns ara .v,,r.
waitieoafs' eiaoorateiy trimmed with buttons. One
OK sseh green six has Two rows OF tiny buttons OF
bronze down the fronk Another, OF blue l.a4hn- q
nge11e-StSa-steG ana Ahisaea WIN tiny WedgewoOd
14aihtr continues 20 b used IN novel ways. The
iaiest thns Is the leather hatpin The head OF The
gll IS como SHAPED, embossed ana stained n
unique design.
never were ne nihst2eos OF boudo.r Jackets dainsi-
Those Of haoe1srnh.~s linen trSypmsc x1th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Including 4o9 Southern market strong 70 Toe higher
70 good 81 5oS5 So Western FED steers. s. 25aS5
stockers and feeders sass Southern steers sass .;
Southern sSS4 3: native 81 1884 60
heifers ts sOa$5 sass so: calves 90 soGS 2s
HOS-Receipts. 500 head: market weak. Top So 62s
bulk Of sales So S5$6 co. heavy 81 6Odf6 co. packers.
~ 50HBS6 80: pigs and lights 81 S56S8 S2A SHEEP
Receipts. 5000 head: market ambs T5fSR;
ewes AMI yearngs. IS s5GS6: Western fed yearInss.
s4GS5 IS
East BuffalC. April 1t-CATrTE steady: prime steers
% GogS8 % VEAIS-Receipts. $50 head. and
steady HOfSS-Receipts 1900 head; active ana S1IOo
higher heavy and mixed 81 1881 IS Workers and pigs
81 =: roushs $8d$s .. SHEEP and LAMBS Receipts
lambs. S5RS0 10
Cincinnati. April I1-HoSs active; butchers and chip
pers S7S2uSb %: common. So S0di Sc 6S. CATTLE
ssronE fair 70 good shippers "a 20: common Sc Is
S$S SHEEP steady Sass IS LAMBS strong. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

SSnanuues OF lace and Insertion with oss ...,.
O0"S among the fluffy ruffies are SIS V"u hAClh
novelty which be APPROPRIATED uzo-,, ,.,.,.
Ilo simple lingerie waist is a dog collar or white
eos9t 3geads with barettes Of hlagree For7o ,s
studded with baroque pearls ROMAN gold
~ evening wear with dancing frocks or with
afternoon carriage gowns 1ewelled shoe bycEles
are the thing. They be neither too ban6sor,s
elaOoraie With pink gown large square
buckles. having old gold rims set with corais ora
smart Oval gunmetal rims studded WITH 4sds
- an eneetVe combination for FASCINATING sTgos
pump 10 De worn with black silk stockings
Even mosaic buckles appear on the sboss %
aisteh the buttons on the chic French gown.
Sfown-ups are 20 wear the polka honnets ~
lingerie as well as straw. These quaint bonrets
frCcss s ee.AS a&sesAoVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Citations.

TIME, PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW 10tsS So ?,
the Grace OF God, Free and Independsat: ~ - 81
- Johnston George Mac Donald, Ian MacDona1.
All DsrEOus Interested the Estate Of charles W 80
iato o. the County of New York. deceased -
iegatces next Of kin otherwise send sFestina-
each ~ vou ara hereby cited and required peseh AZ
be and appear before our Surrogate q te Co Ia
York Survpgates' Court OF said Coll-s,
tbe IIai 81 Records the county % New fot ~.
DIST day of May 1876 haif past ten 0ceeA ,i,l
settlement OF account OF proceedings OF
Hagnersey Executor OF the Last VIII am Ssfsl
~ deceased such Of ara heie1y -
are under the age OF twSnty-0ne wears are -, Fsys
aDDear nv vpur guardian. II have one OF y n
80 10 aprear and apply Tor be aqponls- q
~ event ~ YOUR neglect failure 10 % 81 30 "a
Will be appointed by the Surrogate Z" isR'so>-'
gor YOU IN the proceeding. -. s..l q u
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused tne 49, 4,
s,1rroeatrs C0ury oc the said County or NeN
berelHIo afnxed Witness. Hon FRANA \ T. 1ssslnt
~ N a SIrrosare OF our said County az inc 800
~ yorl- me ord dav OF March, the year o. u"
one thousand nine hundred and seven
sup. order. v,OVvDNEy
IL - Clerk 0f the Surrosatss w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

,,,r4v, PEOPLE OF THE STATE Oh NEW 4v 5s lra.
fhe grace OF God free and tndeps a %
Armand d. Potter and ali persons ia.s sFjsssasr
estate 81 Pierre Louis Armand DC FStss q - C5ur
coTroony known a. Armand de Potter aSe % aSt q IN
az New York deceased creditors lesa.s ~ You az
or otherwise send greeting You and 49, s-psar ~
hereby cited and required personally 70 e -x a. %
fore our Surrogate OF the county or SsN. IN. Ea q
ss,,rroVafeR' Court said COuEJy, held as-t fay q
Rocoris IN county OF New iGrS on - forenoon =
ADr 1897 az half-past ten o0OcA ~ S-ssr 81 sra
WHAT day then there 10 attend Jesse-arS 8-cf-
OF the account of proceedings o. Ainse VIII ans Tss
with do Potter. a. ENecutriO Of the LAST - hsrso5
ulent oe said deceased and such Of 1os SsSrs "
cited "a are under ths OF twent9t, rsvs "
Quired appear your guardian " - 80 pc AZ
Il you to appear ana apgS - allure % y
ponted or In the OF your neseet - ~
so. a guardian VIII be appointed oy ! sls
resent and act you the proceeds en-. ssaI o. -
In testimony whereof We have eau- fs.,rfv q Ns'
PnrrOgates court of the aa!a eS,,trs,s Hca
York To be hsreUnto atlxeG -. ~ our %
II. Frank 7. FitzEeFald. sutlosA ~ 20
County the county or Nes SS~ r5rt 80
dav 81 Narch. In The year OF 0-'
thousand nine hundred and seven, ? 1OWrNgy.
clerk Of TIE Sur1os = r,suuuiA
r,Ov-t,.e V,-rrY7-E = yTSTT Attorneys Ger A1s-
Ne. a. Wall stress. New AofN S43'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
ANNUAL LUNCHEON.

The large ballroom Of the Hotel Astor is the
place selected for the annual luncheon Of the
T. s. S. on May -. Ordinarily the tables seat
eight persons, but suitable ones win be provided
for larger parties IL notice is made TO The Trib-
une ONCE at an early date Branch presjdenta
are requested TO send lists of those who viii
attend the luncheon. The tickets are printed
end ready for distribution application. -Four
tables have already been engaged The price OF
the tickets, by special arrangement, will be the
same as in previous years, 81 80 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

The local market for spot cotton was quiet. with
Tor middiing cur: sales. All bales Southern spot
markets were teegraphed as follows: 81 Louis quiet
gnehaneed at iose Little Rock quiet unchanged at
steady. unchanged At lo.c sales, 500 bales Norfolk
noIninsi unchsnesd At lie A9uStn s,ead 1nrbangsd
a. lisc: sales 1903 bales Galveston firm lice higher
changed at 10 0-10c; sales 2.575 bales. Whining ton
changed 70 s bales. Memp
steady, UNCHANGED at lofse; sales $500 bales Esti
ton $500 1000 bales agains, 2.4o5 iast week and
Seas last week ana $500 last year. ana a, New Or
s sst ye io00 to 1900 against aSSo last week and '
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cot
export, 1000; American 1000 receipts 10 900 Amer
lean 5000 Ini tI upland Gl2d Futures opened
vance OF to points April S55d APTiiMay and
506Ad August September. 90 tsd; September 6cto:
5gS: FebrnaTv IarcbS 59d' eorn
Yarns. Arm; cloths more Inquiry but much doing.
FLOUR AND MEAI,-FIoqr was In somewhat bet
BAKERS ana Kansas clepqs Saies 'pTns patents
were OF fair yo1me Prices were Arm and unchanged
lowing prices quoted the New York Produce
!s 50 SRsaF 49, @nr 81 60 Sc
gyms extra o MaeT 81 81 100 90 R TR'ST g
ssaay: quStsa q: a Ear 70 good 50 CSC SO choice
G ads'sd 81 Ea6 T: ana 10 SSR s.
spring standard r mi sSSnGS
1nent BRAN. city. s22 so bulk: s24 500 s25 sacks
chop ST 50 bulk sea 10 sacks a0 OIL MEA So
GRA1N-wHHAT-The actions OF the wheat market
to-day indicated that traders were very mixed
at the in Sew York showed a i ns deo G%d
after having higher the night before
Most OF the strength came after the first hour when
from ali parts of the soathWes later ths eS
dumped over It's long wheat and short again on
Showers In the last hour this trend Of the mare.
accelerated by the Broomba estimate OF 44OO bush
and by unfavorabe news from Wall Street but Just
SsSs 1 saon Se o oeS:n ana
tho day that checked bear good buy
with couple OF crop investigating condi-
TORS IN the Southwest These experts have been silent
fessionas that SOME bull news might be in preparation
In that quarter report from Snow regarding Kansas
damage waa not important and limited
southern counties He took the position that
would warrant big estimates. THE Price Current
also favorable. Outside Of crop news the market
from Liverpool receipts being moderate cIearances fair
OF wheat. but II could be confirmed The cash mar
Snd s4so b afoat; No Northern Duluth 9Ossc and
coRNThe market for corn was stesdisr M frst S;
later eased Off through realizing operations and ~ th
higher chicago closed %c net oWere 70 E &c net
an advance Of @d az Liverpool ana reports
sponsihle The movement az interior points was mos
ted to loads No rg gh eo Ssd e5pSTs
49, . ssS3'; No z white. see. ana No yellow
to 44c. which advance Of Nc over fbs p s9d Tp
night ana TOP point for the season. Later positions adj
Il the SfSrnson with other reaction toos
Is sOo and cpp % - Is to g q Thts 50 to IS
NEW YORK PRICES.
aester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
A RUsY MEMBER

member in New York State writes that she
is 90 busy doing local Sunshine work, according
20 her opportunity. that she has little time to
report TO the Office. She adds:
Sometimes il is milk. butter, eggs. Die. cake
apples, biscuits, or anything at hand, that is
taken 20 q dear old lady who is as CHEEKY
as q brown sparrow, even il she hasn't a cr,,r,b
tn her pantry. She IS fed Ike Elijah buf her
faith never falters On going to town nv grin
Is allied with apples for the cash boys in a large
store; then there are frosted cake some fruit
and eyergreens for old man IN the almshouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

Mrs Hannah Thompson. an aged and feeble
member, wishes her Sunshine friends to kno"
that she is living at Lenora, KAN r. F.
D. !. and would be glad. indeed. to hear from
any, old men friends. Mrs Annie Mailer, now at
Constantia n. Y, will leave for California on
april 80 Mrs. +. B. Walker, president of the
Elm City branch, New Haven. Conn: was one
Thompson, at Nagasaki. Japan. has sent pict-
ure of the youngest T. s. s. japanese member
His name is Moritard. and he sends greetings
to all the American Sunshine babies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
HOW TO ADDRESS THE r. 5. s

All Letters and packages intended for the T. S. s.
should be addressed 90 the Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune Building. New CITY N the above address
fs carefully observed communications intended for the
q = = win Dc less likely 90 astFay. sThe Tribune
sunshine society has connection with her
organization publication using the "SunshIne
An checks and money orders should be made payable
20 the Tribune Sunshine Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
To Uhom 1t Nay Concern.


NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS AND ALI. PER-
~ interested In the Jones Electrical
Borough Of Manhattan. Of New
York-Teke notice that full ana accurate account az
all proceedings OF the Receiver OF above named
corporation oath. viii be presented supreme
OF the State OF New York. az Special Term
thereof be held in the County Court House. the
Borough Of Manhattan New York City. thri ds,
OF May 1907, 1890 o'clock forenoon OF era
day or thereafter sci be heaad and
a motion will then and there be made that tie same
allowed and decreed 90 be final and conclusive upon
all creditors OF the said corporation; and upOn an
who have clains against g. any omen
subsistin engagement and all
and that such receiver
his bond cancelled and vacated Dated New York
April 9Th. 1909 RICHARD ELY
Jones Electrical Manufacturing Company
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor rn,
"A Tribune received at their Uptown Ofoe. No 1884
Broadway. between s6th and s7th O'clock
D. m Advertisements received at the following branch
onfess regular ONCE until O'Clock D. m win
ESQ sth 23d ST; 15s sth ave. cor 18Th
90 1sth 355 Vest aga ST. between 7th and
sth avss; acs Iasth ST. 1855 50 ave. between
fsth and Filth 1893 Sd s1st at I7Os LIST
ave-. near ssth 81; lsT East lg8th ST:
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DAILY THOUGHT

To live we'll in ones place In the world,
adjoining ones calling, however lowly, doing
ones most prosaic work diligently and honestly
and dwelling IN love and unselfishness with all
men. Is 70 live gTandlE-L. r Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
RESPONSE.

c. r. y. sends So to be applied to the emer-
gency need for the American family. The
amount received is So. about one-haif Of what
IS actually needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Instruction.
School Agencg.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS A5hsa'
kuppIiss Professors TeachsFs TutOFN GOvernrsssA -"
% COLLEGES. Schools and Famthes AQply 70
AFs "a J. YOUE0-FULTON. 80 Cn'on soaAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

~ GORGE A. CROCKER.-IN PURSUANCE or AZ
u order o. Hon Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate OF the
sons having claims against George 4 Crocker Iat oS
the County New York. deceased present the Ean,
Wit thereof the subscribers
OF transact No 90 Street In tbs Ci
am before the lath OF Iulv -
Dated New York. the Trh day OF january. 1897
LEAH REESE CROCSER
GEORGE A. CROCKER II
Executors.
CRAVATFf. HENDERSON s. de GEREDORFF Alton
news Tor Executors No. 50 William Street BoruIEh %
Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
PERSONALS.

but must not tell more. lest forget to be hum
ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANZ r
Il Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice 10 hereby given persons having Claims a~aS
Ann Augusta Tucker late OF The County OF New TorE
10 present the with thera,S
subscriber at his place q tTansactinS business az the
ana Counseors a law No 1sl Broadway ROrOuFh -
Manhattan in Tho City OF New York on or befors en-
first day OF August next Dated New York the twentv
fourth day 90 January. 1901
WARD DICKSON. Executor &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

S ntiles OF lace and insertion WITH oss .o.,.
Do"s among the fluffy rufFles are s5 0uu SATIN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-01
FOR POLITICAL REASONS?
Names on Telephone Cos. Payroll
Which Cause Comment.

Boston, July 31.-The investigation of
the affairs of the New England Telephone
& Telegraph Co. was resumed today be-
fore the Massachusetts highway commits
sion. and again developed n heated con-
troverSy between counsel for the peti.
TONERS, who are seeking a reduction in
rates. and the attorneys for the company
and the commissioners.
Counsel E. y. Whitman for the petition
ers was the aggressor and attempted to
contained the names of persons who, he
said, were influential in state politics.
This was denied by S. l.. Powers. who APP
rrared for the company, while Mr.. Whit
mans intimation that the commits sion did
not favor public hearings was strongly re-
scented by Chairman McClintock of the
commission.
The only witness of the forenoon session
was Supt. Dresser Of the construction de-
partment, who testified that of certain
payments amounting to $780, 600 made dur
ing the PAST six months of 1906. 10 per
cont. were to men who did not work. Mr.
Whitman tried to show that % per cent.
Of the amount was not properly account
cd for.
At subsequent hearing the foreman
and timekeepers of the company will ne
examined but their names will not be
made public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-01
ABOLITION OF coNTRABAND.
Peace Conference Adopts British Pro
position, IS to 5 Votes.

The Hague, July 31.-The British
proposition for the abolition of contra
band was adopted in committee today
by - votes to 5. The representatives of
the United States, Germany, France,
Russia and Montenegro expressed
themselves as opposed to the measure
and Japan, Spain, Panama, Greece and
Roumania abstained from voting.
There were also 10 absentees.
In explanation of the American vote
in opposition, Joseph Fl. Choate declar-
ed it was the plan of the United
States to limit in every way possible,
the list of objects that shall be con-
sidered contraband of war but to go
further than this now would be vio-
lation OF a long established custom.
The change would create many lIncer-
tainties regarding the rights and duties
OF neutrals and beiligerentS, prove moro
injurious to the commerce Of the world
than the existing custom, and con-
tribute nothing Ia the interests OF
peace.
The British proposal on contraband.
together with the proposals submitted
By the United States and Germany on
the subject has been sent to commit
tee for examination. The American pro-
posal divides contraband into two
classes, absolute and conditional.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-01

claims that the appointivc acts Of Ed
win Taylor are void and incapable of
legal support.
A mimic war between fleets of gov
eminent vessels representing a hostile
navy and the forts in Boston harbor,
commanded by regulars and the Mas
Sachusetts Coast Artillery Corps, began
Tuesday night and resulted in vic
tory for the land forces.
The foundation stone of Andrew
Carncgie'S Palace of Peace was laid
tuesday afternoon at ZorSvlict in the
midst of the wooded park stretching
from The Hague to Schevcnngen by
Nj. Nelidof, president Of the second
peace conference and the Inaugural tior
If this monument which the Ameri-
can nlilionair" is raising to com
mem"rate and carry on the work OF
the International peace conference. was
marked by considerable ceremony
Practically all the delegates attending
the present peace conference, a mum
Der of high court officials. the members
of the stateS-gencral. and delegations
from numerous OdiCs were grouped
around the st me which, when the
structure is connected. will form the
corner Of the grand hall Of Justice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-01

While working on his farm on the
Ridge one day recently. one of DeXter's
prominent agriculturists had his attention
drawn to peculiar mineral substance.
Armed with Flick and shovel he eNcavated
a hit and when about two feet below the
surface struck what was apparently n
vein of some kind of ore. Some of the
quartz and Gre has been inspected by To-
cal people familiar with such things and
they claim the specimens show good
traces of lead and silver with signs OF
gold. 1t is understood that specimens
have been sent away for analysis ana in
the meantime the owner of the property
is awaiting with interest the outcome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-01

Commander Robert f. Peary is at
Eagle Island with Mrs. Peary and
their daughter Marie. Mr.. Peary is
resting there preparatory to his trip In
search of the North Pole. 1t is ex-
pectcd that he will leave in few days
for Sydney, Cape Breton, where he
will meet the steamer Roosevelt, IN
which he is again going to make the
trip North.
The Christian Workers c invention
which has been in session at Old
Orchard, closed Tuesday night with an
address by Rev. c. f. McColey, of
Madison. Wednesday the annual con-
ference of the Maine Temperance
Society opened at the campgrounds at
Old Orchard with prominent temper
ance advocates present from Maine,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-01
Standings
Drug Store
There are bargains,
bargains every day

b. For one week We shall sell a 65 cenl
Bottle of Grape Juice for 50 cents. Its
delicious mixed with lemonade and
equally beneficial for the dyspeptic.
We have every kind OF Talcum
Powder our prices bring from 5 cent
box up.
Our stock Of Summer Toilet articles
is complete. prices 25 to 40 cents less
than others.
One more chance to get full quart
Sulpho- Napthol for 35 cents others ask
$3.50 for this.
We have another lot large, oil. Nut
megs you can buy for 50 cents pound.
others ask $3.50.
pounds 20 Mule Borax this week
for so cents.
We are Agents for the famous West
End Dairy Co.'S delicious Harlequin
Ice Cream uncxcellcu in New England
Ready to take home or served al
counter. 80 cents quart or 10 cents
square cents. Come in and bring
your friends.
Bargains this week.