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The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
GET PLACE IN FINALS
Alexander and Wright Win
the Tennis HOnOrS.
TO BATTLE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Former Defeats CIothier, eX-TifIe-
holder, in Mastery Fashion
Wright Given a Hard TussIe in
Contest with Nat Emerson, from
the West-The Summaries.

Newport. Aug st was particularly
fitting that the two American lawn ten
mis- players. Frederick B. Alexander and
Beals c. Wright chosen as the repre-
sentatives Of the game in the approach
ing international chauese cup matches.
should to-day win their places IN the final
round Of the aII-comers national cham
pionship singles tournament
The performances Of each served 10 in
spire expectancy Of richer victories TO
come. 1t was almost beyond belief that
Alexander would defeat William J.
Clothier- the national ex-champion in
straight sets. Yet that IS what the old
Princet0nian did
Alexander volleyed well and. on the
whole. he was generally master Of the
bali and the opposing court Not that
Clothier cid not play wen, f0r he more
than surpassed any previous showing. but
he could not stem the tide Of Alexander s
winning aces.
What had been slated as q waIk-over
for Wright proved 10 be rafting four
set match, for Nat Emerson. the Western
champion made the going hard for the
internationaIlst before he Won
All things considered. the conditions
were excellent. except that the playing
surface was a trife slow from not having
dried out
The Summaries
Au---1e-- national clzzrious5ip Singles, s-ui-
6zzls r1a-5-F p Alexander defeated " T.
C-ltEie-. -. -. So B. e. WrEa- defsa-ed y.
EE1ers11- O.. 4-5 - g.
Cous7-a-i7- s5uE-es- s-odud --7ad-C-zrts defeated
Baker bv 1e.1li-. S-Ie defeated johnson. 5-L
5-I- Fll-5s-0-E i-sea-ei ThC-las -. g. Plz-zm
defeated Daul-l- s-5. So
laird r-su1-Ili5ETa- detected Hrns5zv. c- de-
fsg-- Burt 5ffs-tel Bells 50 I1-l9 81. CcnnelI
5cf-s-cd CE-sr lV tsf1gl-. S--ls defeated Buck
walter Hr dsfa---- Page defeated Dunn. g.. 50.
faluasorz defeated Wizlzr 90 81
F1u--L r1l-5-E-.-- defeated Hi5-zly. by defagi--
Coznc- detected S-llle 5-5. 81; Ta1usas defsa-ei
PaeIQs F-5. So. e.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
Operate on Auto Victim.

New York. Aug. E-An operation on E.
r. Thomas was performed to-day at the
Roosevelt Hospital. In an effort 70 save
him from being permanently crippled as
a result OF injuries which he got IN the
auto accident at Long Branch. Dr.
George E Brewer, who performed the op-
Grafton. would not discuss the casa
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
INJURED ON RAILROAD.
Man Found Beside Track Near An
napOIis Brought here.

Physicians al the Casualty Hospital
said last night that Charles b Zaohman.
the railroad man who was brought TO
this city yesterday afternoon from An
uapoHs, Nd, suffering from a fracture OF
the skull was slightly improved II is
believed Zachman viii recover
The railroad man was found lying be-
side the tracks at S o'clock yesterday
morning He was unconscious. It IS be-
ueved that he either feE or was struck
by a train.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
MAY DIE OF WOUNDS.
Negro sIashed Several Times While
in Barber shop.

James Christian. negro. twenty years
cid. SO Half street southwest, was slashed
several times IN the abdomen IN a barber
shop at First and G streets southwest. at
S O'Clock last night.
Shortly before Z o'clock the police ar
rested John Dandridge on a charge Of
cutting Christian The injured man may
die
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
Snake Victim Improving.

William Thompson, who was bitten by
a snake while camping meas Sycamore
Island, on the upper Potomac. early sun
day morning. was reported BY physicians
at Georgetown University Hospital last
night 10 be slightly improved The boy
is not yet out OF danger, but his coEdi-
tion is encouraging The physicians have
not yet determined whether he was bit
ten by rattlesnake or other reptile
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
CO11LITTEE NOT PRESENT.
Chairman burrows Only Member of
Finance Body at Hearing.

Senator Burrows. the chairman. was the
only member Of the Senate subcommittee
on finance present yesterday morning al
The second days session OF that body.
Senator Hopkins OF Illinois. who was
present on Monday. left Washington for
Hot Springs Va. TO keep an engagement
with William r. TAFT. and Senator Money.
The other member who was present Mon
day sent word he was sick
Louis A Coolidge, Assistant Secretary
q the Treasury. was present. accom-
panied by ,1I-- Montgomery. chief OF The
Customs Bureau Of the Treasury They
were not heard but vil1 submit 20 the
s1bcomnictee to-day certain suggestions
FOR changes in the administrative features
q the Ding-ey law ard for changes of
classification
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

Capt Baldwin, whose dirigfble balloon
was accepted by the War Department
VIII take the airship 20 the military car
nival al St Joseph. No. which viii be
held some time in September, II the con
sent Of the Secretary OF War can be pro
cured
Col John Doaavan. director OF the car
nivaL was a daily visitor al Fort Myer
and saw the fights of the aeronau- After
the balloon had been accepted. he re-
.QuesJed Gen Allen. Chief Signal Officer
Of the army. 10 send the airshi2 70 the
military carnival
Ger Allen say this was an opportunity
for making the general public better &C
Quainted with aerial navigation and its
Importance. so he requested the Secretary
OF War 20 send the diriEIble 10 St Joseph
and to engage Capt Baldwin as the Off
.CiaI pilot
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

Getting ready to mover Don't jump
out Of the frying pan into the FIRE. but
consult The Washington HeTal6s CLASH
fed columns and get a good place to live
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald. and bill VIII be sent you
at cent 3 word.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
The Summaries.
WOUNDED NEGRO DEAD.
JudSon smith Must Answer 10 =
Serious Charge.

Charles Peters. negro. thirty years old,
q Lincolnvi-e. D. c.. who was thoJ in
the abdomen and right arm by a com
paniou. Juds1- smith. also a negro. on
August 21. died ar the Casualty Hospital
az u O'Clock last night
Smith was arrested Immediately after
the shooting. and has been held for IN
vesciEation- An inquest VIII be held by
Deputy Coroner hewitt to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
BURTON DROPS OUT
Machine Rules Delaware Re-
publican Convention.
HEALD NAMED FOR CONGRESS

Chairman Du POnf Swings His Pow
er, Which Is said TO Have Cost
maries Opposition Accepts Its
Fate with Expressions of Disgust.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
MISSOURI DESIRES
BALDWIN AIRSHIP
May Be Sent to st. Joseph
Military Carnival.
SECRETARY WRIGHTTO DECIDE

Zen Allen, Who Is Willing 10 Allow
the Inventor TO Make Exhibition
Tests in the West, Has Referred
Request TO the Secretary of War.
AerOpIane Being Put Together.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
wrfFht Faxors Plan.

Ia El----
Wright Favors Plan
Secretary Wright is favorably impressed
with the plan. Il is said. but wants time
II which 10 consider the matter
The auditor Of The Treasury Depart
ue1t requested Gen allen 10 send the
Official tine OF the War Department test
OF the balloon 10 his Office with the speci-
fcaEols Of the Baldwin airship. and the
contract with Capt Baldwin he made
this request. he said, 20 settle the amount
Capt Baldwin IS 70 receive for the bal
loon
Whe1 Capt. Baldwin sold the machine
he requested he be paid for The fraction
over nineteen miles he made IN The Of
Zeal fight for speed The signal officers
approved this. but the Treasury officials
are inclined 70 believe The contract calls
for even miles
The distance covered by Capt Baldwin
was -s51 miles II ne receives pay for
the nineteen miles only. the amount viii
be S55-1 bur T he Is paid FOR the addi-
JioIaI fraction OF a mile he viii receive
S5I-5z1z additional OF a total Of S7-II--6--z
The big aeropla1e owned by the Wright
brothers Is rapidly assuming shape. The
engine arrived yesterday and was In
stalled late last evening. Il differs some
what from rze engine Capt Baldwin used
E. his d.-5ElbIe Il IS heavier and more
powerful Il Is also different in that Il
has no ca-b-re-=rs, and the speed Of the
engine cannot be regulated ike that OF
The Baldwin airShip-
Vzs- started. It is said. 81 VIII run at
It's greatest speed and when The speed
IS checked The engine has 10 be shut OF
entirely
The long chains running through tubes
70 TIE propeller and two levers were
installed yesterday afternoon The work
OF attaching the planes was completed
yesterday morning
New ship Not Like First.
The machine being assembled al Fort
5Iyer Is different from the successful
Wright machine used IN France. in that
the former has runners instead OF wheels
UIde- IT,
Ar Wright says the rUures are much
more effective than wheels. and that they
VIII stand treatment that would r5p on
any wheel that could be attached
The ground where the flights we're made
around Dayton is rough
II actual practice 1t was found the ma
chine would alsht on the runners and
shear Of the rough ground like a scraper.
whereas wheels would have been abso-
lU-el- useless IN the same way the run
uers allow the machine 20 aIiglr on al
most any sort Of open ground. and the
track from which l. IS launched makes q
level runway from which 10 start into the
air
NJ Wright said that probably he would
attempt fight the latter part of the
wees- but that So many things crop up
that i- would not De a disappo5ntuerr 70
him II he did not make his first fight be-
fore Monday night
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

BROWN-S-d1snly. on August g -50s q Bs-ss-
-s-. Ca. SANCEL p. BROWN. J- So e
he -a-s Samuel P B-5r1 ard Ez--is- Z
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-12
Our Cemetery--Some Of Its "Needs"

We are pleased to note the interest
that is being taken by our citizens in
responding to the invitation of the com
mittee on cemetery to place head boards
at the graves of their departed ones.
There has not been sufficient interest
taken in the past in this matter, the
result being that the location of many
of the graves is entirely lost, and
many more are in such condition that
it is impossible to know who lies buried
there. The records, until quite recently
have been very imperfectly kept, and
only extend back to the year 1866. 1t
is not the desire of anyone to impose a
burden upon the people. The principal
expense is little time devoted to i'm
proving our lots and beautifing the
same. A small board placed at the
head of grave will greatly improve the
present conditions, and at the cost of
only few cents, so that, if there are
any too poor to supply more expensive
head boards or stones, it will at least
indicate that some human being lies
buried there.
We trust that those who have not yet
awakened to the necessity of this i'm
provement will do so at once, so that
when strangers visit our cemetery, we
will not be ashamed of it's appearance
and condition.
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A Clerks Pipe Dream Corrected.

A meeting was held on the evening
of Feb. z, 1908, for the citizens of
Spanish Fork to decide whether or not
new school house should be erected.
1t was soon shown that owing to the
over crowded conditions existing in the
school room, that new building was
sorely needed.
After some discussion, a motion was
put before the people that we build a
four roomed house in the western part
of town, then an amendment to the
motion that we build an eight roomed
house without regard to location what
ever.) The amendment carried by a
large majority, thereby defeating the
motion.
We see by Salt Lake paper that
location was decided upon to be in the
western part of town, which was wholly
untrue. That the clerk either through
ignorance or design missrepresented the
will of the people. am not so partic-
ular as to the location, but will support
it with the majority. Farley S. Darger.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-12

A local poet has dropped the follow
ing local 'pome" in our copy box al
the drug store during the past week
and signed it Contractor 1t is vel
put together and worthy the touch OF
printers ink:
A trip is always coming,
I'm always on the go,
And always spending money,
But some one else's dough.
am going in the morning,
am going in the night,
| am always doing some one,
They always treat me right.
They know not what | am doing,
They always like my show,
| always was a skinner,
only want their dough. Con.
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To Subscribers.

The Press is now obliged to comply
with "Order 907 of the Postal Laws
and Regulation" affecting Second Glass
Mail Matter in that subscribers one
year in arrears are not entitled to the
second class rates, and those who are
not living up to this rule commencing
April first must necessarily be dropped
from the list; statement of how you
stand with US appears on your name
label each week.
We have no dhoice in this matter; we
want your business, but the order of
the department must be obeyed.
Kindly call and fix up your account by
April LIST if you are in arrears.
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Cured hams 15c pound. R. Boyack.

Last Thursday night the Self Culture
Club and their escorts of Spanish Fork
were royalty entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Stoker at their beautiful
residence in Provo. Two rigs were
chartered out of Spanish Fork heavily
laden, and on the way over the severest
snow-storm of the season was encount-
cred, but this was more than Overhaul
anced by the fine time enjoyed when
Provo was reached. The forepart of
the evening was spent in social chat,
music, singing, and progressive "63. I"
AT II O'Clock most sumtuous luncheon
was served by the hostess, after which
various games of much merriment were
INDUCED in till l a. m. when all wendell
their way homeward, having enjoyed a
most pleasant evening.
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Invitation.

The Shamrock Club of Sno,.,
desires to invite all the people i Io.iF Fol
and young to join with them !; uOtn Cd
annual ball at the City Pavilion 1shea
day eve March II, 1908. '' iues
We have no favorites, this irv;...
is for you. A good time is o aslo
The famous pavilion orchestra a ,,';H
in attendance. VIII b
Scotland the thistle,
England the rose,
But give me the land
Tickets Soc.
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Words of Coincidence.

We, the Board of Directors OF
the Lake Shore Irrigation Com
pany OF axe Shore. Utah Coun-
ty, Utah. do hereby offer our
coincidence and sympathy to the
widow and family of the late
member of the above named
board of directors, Job MeaSom,
who died on the 4th day of jan
uary, 1908.
This is done in accordance and
by the wish of all the members
of the Board of Directors,and the
stockholders,who were present at
our last annual meeting, held in
the Central School House, Lake
Shore. on the 9Th day of febru-
airy. 1908.
GEORGE ANDERSON, Pres.
JAMES |. BOWERS, Weep.
RICHARD HUNTER,
HENRY O. ANGUS,
FRANK ARGYLE,
WILLIAM f. BEER, Sec.
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Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids to perform the duties of
watermaster for the Spanish Fork
East Bench Irrigation and Manufactur-
ing Co. during the season of 1908, will
be received at the office of the secre-
tary at his home in Sbanish Fork until
8 o'clock p. m. Sat, March ID, 1908.
The board of directors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. The
bylaws defining the duties of the water
master may be seen at the office of the
secretary. Nicholas Smith, Secretary,
Spanish Fork, March 4, 1908. 81
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The credit merchants say they hays
to add 20 per cent on their goods ia
cover bad debts. We save our Gus.
toners this per cent, as we do not extend
credit. Bring your cash and produce 10
the Farmers Cash Mercantile Co. Of
Spanish Fork Incorporated by loea
people Jan. Is, 1908. The Co. that
pays dividends to it's stockholders eve.
ry, day when they buy. We invite eve
rybody, rich and poor to invest with us
the Co. for the people and the servant
of the people.
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Springtime is Here.

Before house cleaning, call at the Y
M. Coop and select your wallpaper ",
have the largest and cleanest samnIe,
ever in the city before. No waste M,
old stock, consequently low prices ",
have 1000 different patterns to select
from. We can suit you in any patte,-
you want. Drop in and see our ssmple,
Prompt attention is our motto, Y. NJ
Coop.
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Notice.

A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Bank of Spanish Fork will be
held at their banking house Friday,
March 70, 1903. 4:30 pm. for tue pur-
poses of considering the changing from
State Bank to a,National Bank, and
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
GEO, D. SMELL, President.
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NOTlCE-To all interested in home
industry, come out one and all, and con.
tract for tomatoes and beans, and bep
to build up one of the best enterprise
in our land. David Williams. contractor
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r. M. Jex has quite a number !,
ferns and blooming plants at his pree VI
house. Cut carnations, SOC, also II
kinds of imported fruit in season at 4 \
store on Main street. Call and ~
them or phone, Bell Id Ind, 3Sd. '''
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Rev. Bussard of Salt Lake will nro.
in the Icelandic Lutheran Churre ,SSd0
the Bench next Sunday night. All !, "a
invited. 'a le
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-12

Mr.. E. F. Kelly, State Commands.
of the Order of the Macabees. was i (
town Tuesday and Wednesday dom
business in connection with his ordas
He gave this office a pleasant call AND
left for his home in Salt Lake yesterdsv
afternoon.
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Don't forget we are the exclusive
agents for the Celebrated Prussian
Stock and Poultry Tonic for Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Poultry. Ask
some of your friends who have tried it,
and see our window for display of full
line of same. Don't forget that it Pays
BETTER to trade with the City Drug
Store.
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LAUNDRY WORK GUARANTEE
Leave your laundry work at the Y = " N
Coop, Spanish Fork, it leaves TN
days and returns Fridays. First ois'
work guaranteed. Firm Engle. n r.os
Springville, Utah. p'Op
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Ladies' fancy shoes and slippers fol
spring arrived today from Kansas City
and New York at Farmers Cash M. Co
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Spring weather is at hand, bringing
with II lice, mites, ETC., common at
TINS time of the year. Prussian lice
ana mite eXterminater will kill the lice
before the lice kill your poultry. Sold
only at the City Drug Store in either
powder or liquid form.
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New line of ladies' spring goods are
opened every day at Farmers Cash
Nero. Co.
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Samuel Cornaby is prepared to sup
ply fresh flowers on short notice in any
quantity, for all occasions. He also has
on hand choice selection of immor-
telle funeral designs.
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Miss Mae Abbott, in INV H..
Girl" is the Main sqeeze," this D saa
son. March IS. ' sea
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Mems and boys spring clothing lat
est IN color, cut and style. Farmers
Cash Mer. Co.
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Good screened coal at yard 4, ;.
delivered. $50. Peoples Fuel e. 40
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Paint of all kinds, and glass cut t.
order at the Farmers Cash Mercantile
Co.
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DIR. Hart has sold one of bis H..
a friend at Gunnison. s
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NOTICE. have removed to the w.
b. Hughes building opposite Y. M.
Coop, where will carry on the metal
and jewelry business as usual. Call and
see me in my new quarters. Watches
and clocks cleaned and repaired while
you wait. Satisfaction guaraeteed.
John Ellison.
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We sell the best rubbers at lowest
prices. Farmers Cash Mercantile Co.
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Firstclass shoe and harness repairing
and harness supplies; one door south Of
Robt. Boyac ok 's.-Jas. Mackley, Prop.
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Mems work shirts sold at lowest
prices at Farmers Cash Mere. Co.
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Gardens attended to-I am prepared
toput in and look after gardens; give
me call. H. p. Christensen, blocks
east of Young Mems Coop, Spanish
Fork.
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Eggs for Matching 1t don't pay to
raise scrub chickens when you can get
eggs from pure bred fowls. Fred Corn
ably has for sale pure bred Black Min
orcas, White Leghorns and White
Plymouth Rocks. Call and see him be-
fore you set your hens.
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We handle the z. C. M. |. shoes of
Salt Lake, Friedman & Dittman of st.
Louis, and Endicott & johnson of New
York. We always get the latest. Farm
ers Cash Mercantile Co.
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l.. J. Nelson, competent jeweler Of
Des Moines, Iowa. is row permanently
located at the City Drug Store with {
full equipment for all first class jewelry
work and watch repairing. en-
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& Davie:
ELECTRICAL WIRING & PLUMBING

Show US your work. Estimates furn-
ished on application. Leave orders in
hardware department of SIP. FIX. Coop.
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Now that your years work is done
and you have leasure time, have those
photoes taken that you have been put
ting off SO long. Have it done at
Stahmann's studio, IL block west of
the Coop
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1t Pays BETTER to Trade with the
City Drug Store.
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Remember we are still selling soap 7
bars for quarter at Y. M. Coop.
Those who have tried it are recommend
ing it to their neighbors. We still have
some left, ladies. Call and get some
and while there get some of that SOC
tobacco for your husband.
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Don't forget that every time you
spend SOC with the World Drug Co. you
get ticket that entities you to
chance on the beautiful $500. Piano now
on exhibition at the store. The draw
ing will take place about March LIST.
Get all the tickets you can. The World
Drug Co. is still selling goods at cut
rate. w
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Our sample books are in. Now is the
time to get your wallpaper, the largest
and most up-to-date samples can be had
to select from at the Y. M. Coop.
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All next week you can get 1-3 off on
our full line Of hand painted and fancy
dishes. Remember 1t Pays BETTER
to Trade with the City Drug Store.