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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-03-08
ALBA NEWS:

The A. NJ. E. Sunday School has be-
gan TO pepare their programme for
Elster. .s ~-.as
Mrs Il. Grayson has been suffering
the past week with fellon on her
finger. 4 e.
The ladies of the A. M. T., church are
to give y birthday party at the church
March 18th it is a novelty in our town
and expect will be largely attended.
Mrs. Nellie Esters read paper on
Influence of good Books on Aliens
Day that was missed on the programme
and was worthy of merit.
Mrs. M. +. Bell and little Nellie Bell
have been quite sick the past week.
Messrs Brown and Lewis Misses JON
es and Buckner Of Oskaloosa attended
the dance given at Hartsuck Hall Mon
day evening I.
Madam Davis and Reed entertained
the sewing club at the home of Mrs. &.
|, A. Davis Monday afternoon.
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One of our active city ministers.
The Central Missouri Annual
Conference of which Rev. 0. A.
Johnson is member, will meet
in Joplin, Mo-, March 10. The
reverend has pastored the church
here four years and nine months,
during which time he has erected
a neat two story brick church;
furnrce heat and gas lights. The
membership has increased from
II to rs. Rev. johnson will leave
on the 18th for Joplin, and as the
members and friends have asked
Rev. "A. H. Higgins, D. D., the
Presiding Elder, to be sure and
return the reverend, the chances
are that their wishes will be
granted. Rev. Johnson is a
sociable and courteous gentleman
+ to meet and is quite a secret So
ciety man.
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Mrs Mary Patrick Of Macon spent
Sunday with Mrs. M. Eta Bolden.

Mrs. Mary Patrick Of Macon spent
Sunday with Mrs. M. Eta Bolden.
DR.. J. s. Paey entertained Prof. ].
II. Smith and others to four o'clock
dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Chrisot Of Higbee is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Sylvia Nelson entertained the
Ladies Aid society last Wednesday
afternoon.
Prof. j. H. Smith, after spending q
few weeks with home folks, departed
for jamestown, Va. His mother ac-
companied him as far as st. Louis.
Mrs. Mamie Smith Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. B. F. Johnson In Wash
ington.
Subscribers,-the Iowa State By
stander's agent will call to see you
in few days. Please be ready to
pay your subscription.
If you have friends visiting In the
city or relatives or friends going out
OF the city, please inform us. We
solicit all your local news. Address
522 South Fourth street.
Rev. H. H. White Is in the city VISIT
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Thompson.
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CLINTON BRIEFS.

Charlie Is dead, wss the news that went
over the city to thu friends Of Charles
Williams who has been Ill with pneumonia
for the past two months. on last Friday
afternoon. the end coming ct the noon
hour ofthat day, his death took place less
than q week after the passing away OF his
father Jas. Williams whose death was
chrOnicled ia these columns Of the last is.
sue. Deceased was born in February
1883 and bis aga at the time OF death was
"a years, his funeral took place Monday
afternoon al three O'Clock from Bethel A.
NJ. E. cdurch, Rev. A. Boyd officiating
assisted by Rev: p. P. Taylor. The floral
offerings from friends were beautiful and
many, interment took place in Spring
dale cemetery,
Norman Payne is entertaining his sis
ter Mrs Burns a. d son of Champaign. ILL.,
who We are informed will no doubt make
this city their future home.
We unintentionally omitted to state last
week that Mrs. Holland Williams, was
also guest O. the Davenport clubof which
she is a member while on her recent visit
to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson have
moved to their new home on West Eighth
Avenue which they have recently pur-
chased.
A lew friends of Mrs. Jesse Mitchell
went to Fulton Friday rendering her a
surprise in honor of her 2Oth wedding
anniversary, she was the recipient Of some
beautiful presents appropriate to the cc-
cation.
The Loyal Women's club meets this
week with Mrs. s. q. Smith.
A marriage license was issued to Ed
ward A. Aikens and Catherine Nj. Fran
zen, both OF this city one day last week.
Mrs. s. G, Smith has arrived home
from Wateroo where she visited with her
husband.
Richard Simpson i. reported as being
quite feeble.
Mr.. Hicks of Chicago is visiting her
mother Mrs. r, d. Smith and other rela-
tives for indsfinite period.
Henry Robinson is entertaining his
father and brother Of the state Of Missouri
who expect to make this their future home
An fort TO organize the order OF East
ern Star in the near future is being made.
A chicken pie and musical entertainment
will be given about the 10th of this month
to further the purpose.
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ids, Mich.
Miss Bernice Davis having completed
the High School course at Ottumwa is
now visiting in our city, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen. A few OF
us had the pleasure of listening to
several vocal and instrumental selec-
tions rendered by Miss Davis the other
evening, and we are at loss to tell in
which she excelled. Her voice is one
Of great sweetness and she uses it with
consummate art, As pianist her
lingering is clear-cut and precise, pro-
ducing full sweet tone. Were es.
pecial'y charmed with her interpreta-
ton Of the Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody
No. 2.
A number of young people met at
the home of Mr.. w. l.. Jones and or
ganized an Industrial Social club. The
object of which is to bring the people
Of our city togather and into more
friendly relation with one another.
The intellectual side will be brought
forward by discussions, papers, speech
es and debates.
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The Intellectual Improvement club
met last Friday evening with Miss Zella
Davis at the home of Mrs, S, Joe Brown
after business in the regular form the
following programme was indulged in;
biography of Phillis Wheatly by Miss
Davis; paper Will the Education of the
Negro solve the Race Problem? by Miss
Tabitha Mash; An original poem by
Miss Martha Letter, all Of which were
we'll delivered. After a light repast
the club adjourned to meet this after
noon with Mrs R. Erickson 1902
Des Moines street with the following
programme, the life Of Catherine Fer
guson by Mrs Chas. Cousins
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WASHINGTON, IOWA, NOTES.

Word was received in the city Tues.
day of the death of Peter johnson of
Cedar Rapids. He was brother of
Mrs. Lewis Gwinn of this city.
Jos. Daniels lost ore of his valuable
horses one night last week after an
illness of about two hours from collie
IL is thought. 1t was quite a loss for
Mr.. Daniels as it was good horse for
his business. and good horses are very
dear about now, but when the sprink-
ling season opens up Mr.. Daniels will
be fully equipped for the occasion.
Lewis Gwinn is again sick.
Robt Rushing does not improve very
much. He is still unable to leave his
room. He is having quite a time of lit
this winter with the asthma.
Rev. Penn made fl, ing trip to Du-
buque and chicago this week.
Next Sunday will be rally day for the
trustees and it is hoped their hopes for
the amount wanted will be realized,
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oALEssURe NEWS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith a
daughter.
The members OF the 7. G. p. lub gave
dance at Central Hallla Thursday,
number Of out of town guests were pre-.
sent and pleasant time was had by all.
Francis Lewis is on the sick list.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Laura
Cummings we're held at the Second Bap.
tist church Thursday Feb. 29od preached
by Rev. Alexander. Mrs. Gun. m,ngs left
to mourn her departure, husband and six
children.
John johnson is critically i'll at his
home on s. Cedar street. s
Messrs Robert Skinner and Luther
Williams OF Monmouth we're Galesburg
callers last week and also attended the L.
e. p. dance.
Mrs Bertha Williams is visiting Mrs.
r. 5. Patton.
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honorable and valuable part Of the
Negro has played in the making of this
country, his bravery as soldier, his
loyalty in war and in peace, are studi-
GUS avoided by the American historian.
We wish in this article to emphasize
the before mentioned point, the value
OF the study OF history, referred to as
"a people without history" this in
itself is quite sufficient to lessen the
self respect Of = people unschooled IN
tsk ing those broad views OF men and
affairs that some only with, wide read.
ing along historical lines.
Extensive study Of ancient civiliza.
ton will raise the Negroes respect for
himself and for his race, as he learns Of
the enslaved condition, enforced deg
relation and bitter persecution Of
other races, the Anglo Saxon included.
Knowledge of the slow and painful
process by which step by step, slowing
toiling upward through the centuries.
these races have thrown OF the yoke
of bondage and have developed into
the foremost nations of the world, will
help US ss people toward that con-
structive patience, SO necessary in the
meeing of race or an individual.
We advisedly used the expression
constructive patience, for mere pa thence
worke,h :little, if unaccompanied by
initiative power of the individual, or
race to do things!
| Reading clubs, literary societies and
personal effort will do much good
along the line indicated by urging the
study of Universal History; Philosophy
of History, and kindred studies; and
will be richly rewarded for labor ex-
pended in the study of the Egyptians,
Ethiopians, and other Ancient inhabi-
tants of Africa. as we'll as in that of
the long exploited Greeks and Romans,
and when, as in the case of the late
Frederick Douglass, and possibly few
others of our race, we are financially,
strong enough to send our own schol-
ars, men and women of education, to
delve in the ruins of the Nile Valley
and other portions of Africa, there may
be some startling revelations.
very pleasing and instructive feat
ure of life ut Lincoln Institute is the
after dinner talk, or better, conversa-
tions, Of President Allen and the
students, during which time current
topics, as brought forth in the daily
papers. standad magazines. and high
class books, come up for discussion and
comment.
Longfellow Day was thus appropri-
stely observed and has been followed
BY afternoons with Holmes, Lowell.
Tennyson and Emerson, each one Of
which was veritably q feast Of reason
and flow of the soul,' long to be re-.
membered by all present.
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EDITORIALS.
Mauor Dunno Renominated.

The Democratic convention of
Chicago. ILL.,, renominated for
for Mayor Dunn again. While we
do not agree with his political
affiliation, yet we admire Mayor
Dunno and the manly and states
man course he has taken on many
great questions. We are frank and
liberal enough to say and COM
mend the course he took IN refus-
ing to preside at the Tillmau
meeting. Then we believe IN his
method of municipal government,
also agree with him in control
ing street cars and city traction
Go. Then we commend his atti-
tude of appointing several good
colored citizens in positions. In.
deed he is a broad level headed
Mayor.
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The Busy Bee Sewing circle met at
the home of Mrs. S. Joe Brown last
Friday with Mrs. Rivers in the chair.
The mesting was opened with singing,
prayer by Mrs Sampson Brooks, scrip
ture reading by Mrs. John Glass the
Chaplain, roll call by Mrs Drew, after
which two course lunch was served
by the hostess The circle adjourned
to meet at the home Of Mrs. G. T. Har-
worth 1854 18th street,
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aMoRERLY

Mesdames Millie Salisberry and Jo-
sic Carter were over from Hunts.
vile Saturday on a combined business
and pleasure trip. ..,5
Miss Bertha Alhouse Is confined to
her home on the sick list. s
Mrs. Hettie Moore Of st. Louis Is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs Ella
B. Franklin. ,ss
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The New England dinnergiven at the
Union Congregational church Thursday
by Mesdames Geo. H. Cleggett J H.
Shepard, j. T. Blagburn, Mrs j. Rob
inson and other ladies Of the church was
a great success financially and socially.
There were many Senators, Represen-
tatives and employees Of the legislature
also from the Court House present
and everybody enjoyed the good
round well prepared supper.
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Mrs. Maggie Burke who has lived in
this city for over year, died very sud
denly last Friday morning Of pneumonia
The remains were carried to Buxton
her former home for interment. Mrs.
Burke was most excellent woman,
the mother of three children namely:
Phillip who lives in Buxton, Irene and
Beatrice who were with her here. She
was always faithful t. her husband
and children She was a member OF
the baptist church and Of the House.
hold Of Ruth. She leaves a host OF
friends in this city to mourn her depar-
ture.
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chambe erlaln's Cough Remedy Is Both
Agreeable and Effective.

Chamberlains Cough Remedy has no
superior for coughs, colds and Group,
and the fact that it is pleasant to take
and contains nothing in any way in,
furious has made it q favorits with
mothers. Mr.. w. s. Pelham, . me- |.
chant Of Kirksville, Iowa, says: : or
more than twenty years Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy has been my leading
remedy for all throat troubles. II is
especially successful in cases Of crouI ]
children like it and my customers wi g 2
have i sed it will NOT take any other.
+ IL sale by ell druggists. s
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comprehension or densely preju-
diced, Gas some of his past actions
have proven the latter,) or else
he is framing his way to veto the
resolution which prohibits the
play in our city; but the colored
people know this Office holder so
we'll, need not be surprised at any
thing he may say or do.
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Maple Syrup Special

No. 100 brand Maple Syrup. gal.$1.35
No. 100 brand Maple Syrup.
II gallon ................... ..75c
No. 100 brand Maple Syrup. Gt.40c
$500 Certificate with each y gal.
$500 Coupon with each quart.
Three $500 Certificates with each
gallon.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar.. .s1.O0
81 lbs. Granulated Sugar ~. .S1.oO
With $500 Grocery Order.
rs lbs. Granulated Sugar. LOO
With $500 order, including Tea.
Coffee, Spices, Extracts, Raking
Powder, Soda. $500 exclusive OF
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Mrs. ]. o. r. Wimbush, was taken
seriouslyi i'll in the Citizen National Bank
Building last Saturday evening. She
was cared for. by DR.. Gray and Miss
Brown until the arrival of DR.. Smith
who is her physician. She was sent to
her home on 1887 Buchanan street
She is not much better at this writing
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wave comes and people say that grip is
epidemic. Colds IT this season are
even more dang Ious than in mid.win
ter, as there is much more danger of
pneumonia Take Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy, however, and you will have
nothing to fear. 1t always cures, aud
we have never known cold to resu. t
in pneumonia whan it was used. 1t is
pleasant and safe to take. Children
like 1t. Eor sale by all druggists.
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CITY NEWS.
n. q. II you have relatives or friends visit
ny m ,ks city or going TO make visit, please
n iern us we solicit ali your local news--Edl
Mrs. Joseph LaCour has been quite
sick this week
Mr. Geo. H. Cleggett Sr, left We'd
uesday for Pueblo, Colo, to remain
indefinitely, looking into some business
proposition.

Rev w. D. Carter Of St. Paul, MINI.
pastor Of the Baptist Church there pas
sed through our city and spent Monday
here preaching in the evening at the
Corinthian BAPTIST church. Rev. Carter
is a very able minister.
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Do Not Crowd the Season.

The first days Of spring bring
Flth them . desire to get out and en-
|oy the exhilirating air and sunshine
lnlldren that have been housed up all
inter ave brought out and you wonder
Ihere they al came from. The heavy
Inter clothiag Is thrown aside and
Pany shed their aannels. Then 9 cold
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Sunday March 10th. Services at
Burns M. E. church: Sunday School at
P:45a m Preaching 11:OO q, m by the
pastor o. A johnson subject A Good
Resolution. Rev IL. Griffith pastor
Pf the Corinthian Baptist church will
preach at 800 p. m. and the Baptist
hoir will sing In the evening Rev.
Joseph Coleman Missionary OF the
friends church will preach. Every
Pody invited to come.
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Mr.. j. H. Nixon was elected on the
legislative force as cloak room janitor
of the House last Wednesday by vote
Of 80 to 16 and his time dates back to
February 9th. We congratulate Mr.
Nixon, as he is very deserving.
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Mr.. J.. G. Lafayette of Oskaloosa,
brother Of Mrs o A. Johnson on his
way back to Regina, Sask. Canada
stopped over and spent six hours with
his sister Monday. He left at 9:l0 p. m.
via Great Western r. r. He is q
brother Of 1 w. Lafayette are farm
imp in Canada. ts5 m
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Flour Flour Fl0ur

Falcon Flour. sack ........... 90
Queen Special Flour. sack ....aN
Rose Leader Flour, sack ..... So
No. / Flour, sack +. :. ....... .93
ORIGINAL PURE FOOD
FLOUR. SACK .........:...T.
ONE SACK FREE with 10
sack purchase.
McQuaid's One Hundred High
Patent Flour. sack ........Sl
ONE SACK FREE with six sacls
Gold Medal Flour. sack 1890. 81. !
Sleepy Eye Cream Flour, SIX. 81 j
McQuaid's Best Flour, sack. 81
White or Yellow Meal. suck. .l2H
Family Rye Flour. sack.
Family Graham Flour, sack. ~
Prepared Buckwheat. sack.
Ralston Pancake Flour ...!.-.2E
3 pkgs. Yeast Foam ..........l
9 pkgs. Tooth. Picks ...........o 9
large boxes Matches ........ .9
2 cans Apple Butter...\ .....s
2 cans Lulu Cleaner.
2 cans Lewis Lye. .....
Sapolio. ............|
2 bottles Ammonia. .... 4 !"
2 bottles Bluing. ~k
bars Hand Sanolio. -. %HE
pkgs. Mince Meat....
2 rkgs. Macaroni. ..... "
2 pkgs. Cocoanut.......
9 cans Baked Beans. N ...e
cans Kidney Beans. i
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Married at Burns M. E church par
sonage Tuesday at 600 p. m. Mr.. AL
exander Keene and Miss Ruth Phillips,
Rev. O. A. Johnson officiated May
the blessings of God keep them always.
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FOR SALE-Four room house; gas,
water, sewer, and small barn, 4th and
Orvid Sts. Two blocks from street car
line Highland Park. Will sell cheap on
small monthly payments.
DR.. Lew Arntz,
Opposite street car depot.
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EqqS Guaranteed

Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, direct
from our country agents,
per dozen ......... .22c
cans assorted Red Letter Soup 25c
5 cans Sugar Corn ........... .25c
LARGE CANS TOMATOES. 1Gc
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Notice-To the friends of our city
will say that when mailing articles to
us for publication always put on two
cent stamp for any letter mailed with
Writing in either sealed or unsealed
will cost two cents, then don't forget
to sign your name to all articles
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ORANGES ORANGES ORANGES
Fanciest Navel Oranges.
Extra Mammoth Oranges, doz. .39c
Extra Fancy Oranges, doz. .29c
Extra Choice Oranges, doz. .19c
EXTRA SPECIAL - 300 boxes
Mammoth Prunes. direct from
the producer, 25-lb boxes. 81 %
1V-lp. PACKAGES 81. IU
Double Coupons on Prune pur-
chases. Same size and grade sells
regular 15c pound.
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WANTED-A good barber, salary
$40. 90 per week. Write Henry Moore,
Iowa City, Iowa.
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Domestic and Imported
SardineS

Billet ............... ...........25c
Hunting Club ..................1 lac
Angle Gillet 49,. +. .4t)c
Nansen ......... ..121sc
Smoked Herring Tin oily 15c
Gold Label .10c
Billet (Nic Nic) ............ .171ac
lie Miracle {in Tomato Sauce) .1Oc
Harbor Brand Tin Mustard !. 10cl
Claus Anderson (Enke) ...... .15c
Tolisman Boneless. 35c: 5 for. 81. 90
Concarneau Tin Oily ..15cs
Gold Label Tin Mayonnaise
dressing) ........ ........... .15c
Nansen Skipper Sardines ....1 .171zc
Kipperen Herring Tin Toma
Sauce) 15c and ............ .20ci
Canned Mackerel Tin Toma
Sauce), 15c and ...............20c zoe
I Can Fish Balls ACKNOWLEDGEMENT zoe
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Sanitary Fish Market

Pike. pound .;...............,;;l5c
Trout, pound 1Sc
White Fish, pound. .1Sc
Catfish, pound ................1 .15c
Smelts. pound ................. .15c
Founders. pound l5c
fIalibut Steak, pound 1Sc
Salmon Steak. pound -. 20c
Fresh Cod Steak. pound ....... 1Sc
Herring. pound DC
Black Bass. pound .........,.. .25c
Fresh Mackerel. each ......... 35c
Boneless Herring, pound ...... zoe
Smoked Halibut. pound ....... 25c
Smoked Salmon, pound .30c
Smoked Sturgeon, pound -. SOC
Smoked White Fish. pound .1Sc
Finnan Haddie, pound ........ 15c
Goldfish .............S, 10. II, zoe
Rolled spiced Herring, for. 10c
Bloaters: 3 for ......... .10c
Spiced Sardines, pound ....... .15c
Anchovies, pound .............1 -. 15c
Salt White Fish. pound .,.... &c
I Family White Fish. pail ~. 60c
Holland Herring. keg .......S9. SOC
Pure Food Oysters. qt.45c, 55c. 6o,
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g. ~
Home Killed Meals

Porterhouse Steak. pound. .15c
Sirloin Steak. pound .........12Bc
Round Steak, pound .10c. 12hc
Chuck Steak. > lbs. for ........ 1an
Extra Beef Boil. lbs for. -. 25c
Neck Boil. per pound Sc
Pot Roasts. pound. and &C
Rolled Rib Roasts ..l26c
Rump Roast, pound ...12hc
Pork Steak. pound ......... .12kc
Pork Chops. pound ............ lie
Fresh Side Pork. pound ..... .12f@c
Sausage (home made) lbs. -. 25c
Wienies, 3 lbs for ..........,.os &c
Liverwurst, 3 lbs. for. ..... 25r
Bocan Bo,ognaj il IDS, tor 1sc isc sec asc as!,
Salt Pork. pound ...........1 13c
Skinned Hams, pound ......... .17c
Regular Hams. pound ........ Ice
Compound. pound ........... lie
Home Rendered Lard, pound. 1ac
Chickens. pound ...............1 .15c
Ducks and Geese. pound ....,.1Sc
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Tetter, Salt Rheum and Eczema

Are cured by Chamberlain's Salve one aRpliucca'
fion relieves the itching and burning sensation.
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