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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-30

terror work of c. Kcnsler's new
residence.
Miss Edith Jones of Faulkton
Is new arrival to temporarily
illl the position Of assistant clerk
in the Agent 5 office.
Capt. johnson and the Agent
went to Thundcrbutte Monday.
hey were accompanied by inter
prefer Giles Tapetola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner are on
their way to the Pacific coast, via
Hot Springs Ark. where thev
Will stop off for about a month.
Mrs. Alex Landrcau and daugh-
ter Gertrude came down from the
ranch and are staying with Mrs.
T. Mcetcr. who is one of Mrs.
Laundrean's daughters.
II. S. Allen left for Blackfeet
Agency Mont. Monday. The
/ transfer takes him we'll up t.
wards the Canadian line and top
Of the Rockcy Mountains.
| \ daughter of Mrs. John Char
ger died few days ago and was
buried Monday. Mr.. Charger
who died over year ago was
son of old Chief Charger, dcccas-
ed.
: Miss Hickman from Cincinnati
Ohio arrived to fill the position
of kindergarluer at the industrial
school. The place has been
temporarily filled by Miss Hill OF
hrookings who returned home
Monday.
The telephone line is now com
plctcd thru to On the Trees camp
ia Whitchorse. being finished last
week. The line has also been COM
pleted from Cherry Creek to
Thunder Butte and is now nearing
completion between the latter
place and Onthctree's. giving the
Agency connection with all of the
subslatlons.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-30

With The Press, Objects 10 Opening
Reservations BY Piecemcal

The I.chcali lhcMiN has the fol-
lown" to say anent Senator Gam
bic : bill TO open \ portion oi
Chcy. Riv. and ST. Rock rcscrya-
tlon>:
The citizens Of l.ol'cau mct in good
old fashioned town meeting last Tuesday
evening. Four hour, notice sul'iccd to
bring togoathcr practically every. bwsi-
ness man IN he city and The unanimity
every proposition for ih, future better
mont OF the town augurs We'll tor our
adv ancemcnt along all material lines.
The primary cans, of the meeting was
the receipt from Washington of copy OF
the so called Gamble bill for the orenne
of Indian lands on the Cheyenne and
Standing Rock reservations. The infer
Irncc had gone abroad and was generally
accepted that this bill provided for throw
ing open all the unallottcd lands in these
reservations situated in South Dakota
As thus understood the bill had the ap-
proval of every man in LcRcau and steps
had already been taken to give the moral
influence of the community to the dele
gates in Congress in aid of an early pas
sag" of the measure.
The bill. however. restricts thc opening
to those lands "lying and being within
the county of SchnaSSc which is IA strip
or the extreme west end Of the rnserva-
tions. WILLY remote from railway facilities
and distant from the Missouri river about
- miles.
In this form the bill is extremely
obnoxious to the people of 4eHcau. rs We
believe it will also be to every business
interest," east of the river The sense of
our people as unanimously expressed iii
mass convention was nnquaihedly oppos-
ed to the opening Of these lands piece
meal. with the resultant poss iiiy that
years may elapse before the territory i'm
mcdiately tributary to the Missouri is
available for hite settlement. Resolu-
tions in harmony ~ith this sentiment
were adopted and will be forwarded tc
Washington without delay.
The meeting also took Initial step.
toward the organization of bGsinos.
mems association. and as an cNiacnrt
OF intention To keep l.ebeau conspcions-
ly on the map Il sum apMnXimating on,
hundred dollars MAS Snl Scrisci on i.4,
spot to deirav The expenses of u Hrirralt
TO the Missouri River NAVIGATION con.
gress AT SinlX City
The phcnx is a confirmed believer u
the efficacy of the old fashioned tow,
meeting to accomplish things and ",
have. faith tt he lipNs the ore bnlt
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-30

Capt. johnson arrived last Fri
day to see how his protcges, the
Ctes, were getting along. The
government has detailed him to
visit them once month to in
quire after their welfare. Most
of his trips will be made to Rapid
City where number are working
as day laborers.
Part of Capt. Johnson's mission
is to arrange for the issue of in
creased rations to the Utes, which
the government has just decided
they were entitled to.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-30

wheel Of Il heavily loaded wagon
dropped clean thru the ice oyer
ten feet or more of water. break
mo thru the original ice which was
supposed to be inpeiyiots. The
team WAS hitchcd 10 the end 81 Tie
tongue by Il long rope and Il lurch
OF the wagon caused Tie trouble.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-30

Cheyenne River Agency, :. II.
Jan. 9. 1908.
Meeting Of Business Council
held ut Whitchorsc to consider
applications for transfers ana
other matters. Members present:
Patrick Miller. President.
Alien G. Fielder. See y.
Black Spotted Horse,
Edward Duprcc,
Bennett Cook,
One Feather.
Joseph Warrior,
Crow Eagle.
Meeting called to order 4 p. NJ. /.
The following applications for
transfers from different rcscrva-
tions to the Cheyenne River
Reservation approved
/. Louisa Two Bulls or No
Flesh. Fanny Two Bulls, daugh-
ter.
,. Whirl Wind Bear. wife and
son.
3. Dog Boy and three children.
i. Her Running Horse.
>. Drops Two, wife and two
daughters.
6. James Red Thunder and
family.
{. Susie Her Blanket, Owns
Thunder. John Little Cloud
S. Drags Rope and wife.
8. Deer Rump and wife.
10. Runs After and family.
H.. Isaac Protector and family.
II. Jennie Gross.
13. Ambrose Brul ier.
Jan. 10. 1908. l p. NJ.
Tie following applications fol
transfers from Cheyenne Rive.
Reservation to other reservations
approved:
/. George White Bull to Stand
ING Rock.
=. Paul First Hawk and family
to Rosebud Reservation.
3. Iron White Man and family
to Standing Rock Reservation.
4. Mrs. Slow Eagle to Rosebuo
Reservation.
Application of Henry Striker
for transfer to Cheyenne River
observation not approved.
The following applications fo1
transfers. onrollmcnt and Other
matters now before the council to
be taken up with the Agent:
/. Hannah Dog Eagle and dau
ghter Emma Dog Eagle for trans
fer.
9. Mrs. Aspin for enrolment.
3. Louis Cummings for enroll
ment.
4. George LaPlsnt, none,
question.
5. Fred LaPlant, money ques
ton.
6. Mrs. Narcellc case.
Officers of Business Council fol
the coming year elected as follows
Paul Crow Eagle. President.
Allen G. Fielder. Secs.
Business Council adjourned til
at such time as the Agent ma,
deem it necessary to call a meet
ing.
PATRICK MILLER, Presidcn
Allen {. Fielder, Sec'y.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-30
TO LET.

125 acres of bottom land four
miles above Forest City, broke
and in crop last year. Will
furnish seed if desired but moth
ing more. 25 acres wanted in corn.
balance in oats or speltz.
Frank Aldrich.
Jan. 90 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

quickly stopped and started further down
the street.
To the superstitlous foreigners the electric
cars are very mystifying and. be It known,
It is very puzzling to anyone, not an cleo
trical engineer, to tell Just how the electric
cars are propelled. Its was only twenty
years ago last February that Frank
sprague ran the first electric car the world
ever saw at Richmond. Va. and since that
time they have been improved until they
are the perfect conveyance so common and
well patronized today. For twenty years
the electric cars have been running and,
although millions and millions of people
have ever taken the trouble 10 ascertain
how, or why, they move.
The electric motors are geared to the
axel of the car wheels and they differ but
slightly from any other form OF direct cur
ent motors In the last few years the
General Electric company has been expert
menting very successfully with alternating
current motors for driving cars and the
electric line Of the Toledo & Chicago In
terurban Railway company was one Of the
first in the country TO be equipped with
the new apparatus. BY an Ingenious az
rangement to divide the fields OF the alter
mating current motors the cars can be
started Just as easily as with direct current
motors. This is Of considerable importance
because Of the saving In motor construe-
tion, as the same motors can be used Cor
direct or alternating current.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
In the Field of Electricity

Motor and machinery are set,
and in a faw mintes the pleasant, steady
hum OF certain power 10 heard. This power
Is transmitted about twelve miles. The
feed wire on the ranch is fitted with plugs,
and the juice is ready for coil and motor
wherever it may be located.
Mr.. Lee has Installed private telephone
and electric wires. These wires. erected at
his own expense, are stretched two miles
from the main line OF the company.
These poles carry three wires, which are
used for both power and lighting purposes.
Water is pumped. grindstones turned.
SAWS, corn shelters. root cutters. hay forks.
hay cutters, cider mills, grist mills. ensilage
cutters. cement mixers, turning lathes, ice
cream mixers, churns and separators are
all run by electricity. A twenty-five horse
power electric motor accompIshes all these
things.
The Bungalow is wired from corner to
corner, Miles Of poles and cables, motors.
revolving drums and the most up-to-date
farming machinery that money can buy
constitute the equipment
This season the entire crop OF the Bunga-
low. a~ggregating 1900 tons OF hay. alfalfa
and clover 1000 bushels Of grain and DOta-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
MafchIeSS Lace Values

We have recently secured for
Omaha and vicinity the sole agency
for the the products of the Amer
lean Lace Manufacturing Co. Of
Elyria, Ohio. This, with the sole
agency for the Zion City Laces,
puts us in the lead of any house
West of Chicago and on equal foot
ing with any concern in the land.
In a position to sell high and med
ium grade Iaces for less price than
any other house in Omaha.
Monday begins our great clear
anCe of all broken sets and slightly
mussed lOts-VaI., TOrchon, Point
Paris, Mechlin, Zion City, Amer
lean and Oriental Laces, Bands,
Edges, Gallons, Insertings.
American Lace, also fine Walls.
and Torchons, Point Paris Not
tinghams and Cotton Cluny
Laces-the greatest snaps of the
season.
9th Lot, All at, Yard, 7k@
Includes laces that sold regularly
to 35c yard-beautiful Point
Paris, Nottingham, Zion City and
Oriental Laces-richest assort-
ment ever offered in clearance
sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

and it worked its way a fraction Of an inch
per second until It was stopped by the
soles OF Lacomme's shoes.
Instantly a spark forty inches long leaped
out with a great explosion, making connec-
ton from the back of Laeomme's neck to
the positive switchboard. He says that If
the amperage had been appreciable he
would have been instantly killed. But the
little stream Of water continued in the III
rection of the positive switchboard and
when within forty inches the current was
short-circuited 1t left the fainting cleo
trician and formed a connection from the
ground to the positive switchboard.
Il was afraid to move said Lacomme,
because of the possibility OF forming a
short circuit which would have sent me
TO heaven in less than a second. l felt as
though l had sat there twenty years.
THE drops Of water falling from that
leak in the ceiling sounded like the beats
OF a bass drum in my ears, while the spark
flashing out from the back OF my neck was
like the booming Of a cannon"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

invented will be employed. Pedestrian,
rough rider cyclist. motorcycIst, automo-
bilist, carrier pigeon, Photograph, telegraph
telephone, dirig BILE balloon, flying machine
all viii doubtless have their chance, but
1t is specially the use of wireless in war
that concerns the signal corps. Hitherto it
has not been possible with portable field
equipment to send dispatches more than
eight or ten miles. but a new outfit has
been developed which can be carried on
the backs of two mules and put into opera
ton in thirty seconds. Its range in the
field is not definitely known, but it is be-
lieved 20 exceed greatly the limits Of the
old apparatus.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
.HAYDENs
rhG RELIABLE eTeRE
High Grade White
Goods Department

India Linon. 32 inches wide-at, a
yard, 19c, 15c, 12hc n d.....1Oc
Persian Lawn, 80 inches wide-at, a
yard. soc, 25c, 19c and. ...,..15c
Wash Chiffon, As inches wide, regular
75c grade-at, a yard .....,...4Sc
French Lawn. as inches wide, regular
800 grade-at, a yard. ......6 9c
Opera Batiste, sc inches wide, regular
39c Quality-at, a yard. ......25C
Clare Batiste, As inches wide-at, a
yard, 85c, SOC and .3SC
Mercerized Chiffon, IS inches wide
regular sec, nice soft finish-at, a
yard ....
Mercerized Batiste, 45 inches wide,
regular 39c grade-at, a yard .25G
st. Gall Swiss, regular $1.OO grade
at .... .OSC
st. Gall Swiss, regular soc grade
at 800. ...... .40C
st. Gall Swiss, regular soc grade
at 800. '0OC
Scotch Swiss. in dots and figures,
worth up to Scat, a yard ,1SC
Sea Island Nainsook, SO inches wide,
regular soc quality-at, a yard 30C
Sea Island Nainsook, regular sec grade
AT, q yard $50.
Checked Lawns, 81 inches wide, reg
ular 39c grade-at, a yard. . Pho
Irish Dimities, 80 inches WIDE, in checks
and stripes, at, yard 39o, 25c, l5c, laho
Indian Head Touring Cloth and Linen
Finish Suits, yard $50 and. ........ 15c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

toes and either products will be placed on
trucks and with cable reels be handled
with greater facility than It could be han
died with human hands.
The cost OF steam. with the coal and
labor, was much greater han that OF cleo
tricity. During the threshing season labor
alone cost $50 a day for twenty-five days.
Mr.. Lee figures that the installation of
electricity means q saving for the first
year Of $500 on first cost, and thereafter
the cost OF operating will be about one
fourth the former figures. During the
threshing season the cost with electric cur
rent will be only 500. as against tl,6OO with
steam.
Aside from the saving, Mr. Lee says the
power is reliable. constant and doesn't
go on strike; the danger Of fire is elimin-
ated and the satisfaction constitutes not
tho smallest feature.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

Besides the electricity which drives the
car enough current is taken from the troll
ley to light and heat the interior. CaS
equipments are of very simple design an[
strongly constructed. The large interurban
and local cars are also equipped with ais
brakes In some instances the air is stored
In a large tank which has to be replenished
1rom a central station. but the majority Of
the new cars contain a small motor-driven
air compressor located under the car which
automatically keeps the air at just the
right pressure.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Extra Specials Monday

From $50 to 10 A. None case of Edwards
fine muslin, 10 yards to a customer at. sc
From 10 to II A. M.-High grade wash goods
uine 32-in. Scotch ginghams, 10 yd. limit,
at, yard lZ12c
From 2 to 2:30 P. None case of genuine
Lonsdale; 10 I'd. limit, at, yd. ..........5 sc
From 2:30 to $3.50 P. None case of 10c
Bath Towels, large and heavy, each sc
From 3 to 4 P. None case of fine 61ac mus
lin, 3O-in. wide, 10 yd. limit, at, yard. .2%c
Several other sales hourly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

After serving as conductor for 10000
volts Of electricity NJ. CASTOR Lacomme Of
ia Smith street, Brooklyn, is up and about
his business as usual. He is the inventor
OF the human roulette wheel, just installed
at Happyland. Staten Island, and IL was
while making a test OF the whirling disk
that he miraculously escaped being shocked
to death. lie SAYS that a tiny stream Of
water saved his life.
Lacomme was sitting between two switch
boards on an insulated chair, reports the
New York World. and as his clothing was
damp from the rain he formed a good con-
ductOr for an electric current The posi-
tive switchboard was at his back and a
leak in the roof alongside the negative
switchboard caused a tiny rivulet to form,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
EXTRA SPECIALS IN
Sheets and Pillow Slips
In Our High Grade Linen Department Monday

Utica Bleached Sheets, S1x9O, each .h.......75
Whitethorn Bleached Sheets, S1x9O, each......75C
Defender Bleached Sheets, 81x9O, each. .......69G
Mohawk Bleached Sheets, S1x9O, each. ........65c
Standard Bleached Sheets, S1xsO, each. .......59c
Utica Bleached Sheets, 72x9O, each ..........65C
Mohawk Bleached Sheets, 72xSO, each .........59c
Standard Bleached Sheets, 72x90, each. ......55
Linen Finish Bleached Sheets, 72x9O, each. .49C
White Wing Bleached Sheets, 72x90, each. q. ...30G
rs imported Marseilles Bedspreads, pure Egyptian
cotton, full size, fringed and cut corners, come in
white, pink and blue, good value at $500 each;
MOnudy, eacn -. . =. (. 4. Z. =. -. &2 .h0
rs hemmed Bedspreads, full size, heavy pronounced
Marseilles patterns, $500 quality; Monday, ca SOC
All Mail Orders filled exactly as advertised.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
|HAYDENs
the RELIABLE STORE
Unprecedented Values in our
High Grade Linen
Section for MOndav

80 unhemmed Pattern Table Cloths,
pure German linen, IN yards long,
$500 values; special Monday at,
each s.Bs ....... Sl.1S
10 pieces high grade Scotch Table
Damask, warranted pure linen, good
value at 75c yard; Monday, yd 4Sc
30 hemstitched Table Cloths, full
bleached. two yards long, German
make, we'll worth $2.OO; Monday
20 dozen pure Irish Linen Dinner
Napkins, never sold less than $3.50
dozen; special Monday, 6 for. .75G
rs Center Pieces, Throws and ScarfH,
hemstitched, fringed and scalloped,
some 800 values; special Mon
day, each .39C
rs dozen high grade Oriental Turkish
Towels, large size, heavy twisted
thread, 25c grade; Monday. lac
so dozen Devonshire Hemmed Huck
Towels, extra size, heavy and absorb
emit, never sold less than $1.25 a
dozen; Monday, each SC
All Mail Orders receive our prompt
attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Wash Goods, Cotton Piece
Goods and General Fall Dry Goods
in Our Eamou s Domesiic Room

Carloads of fall goods now arriving daily.
1000 pieces of Arnold's celebrated fall flan-
n~elettes, 36-in. wide .12Rc
l 900 pieces of Arnold's celebrated wrapper
cloth, 1Sc quality .12Rc
1000 pieces of Arnold's fine, superfine flan-
n~elettes, 15c quality Northumberland c
1000 pieces of Pacific IL NC Flannelettes, fine styles,
at -.
1900 pieces of Pacific fine 10c Flannelettes. q. z
$500 pieces of 36-inch Percales, Manchester side
bands, finest s4-cloth made. ...............Skc
1000 pieces of 36-inch Percales ............7kc
20, 900 pieces of 1Oc double fold Percales. 80. exc
&c Apron Checks
15c, IL NC and 10c Wash Goods. ..............5c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Rugs 'nd MaHings

$4,000 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12 size,
special S15. SO
$4,000 High Spire Top Rugs, only one
seam, 9x12 size; special at SLABS
$13.76 Kashmer Rugs. no wrong side,
Sx12 size; special .$9.9S
$500 Administer Rugs, best quality,
36x72 size; sale price MOnd'y S2.9S
$3.50 Administer Rugs, best quality,
27x54 size; ON sale at. ..S1.59
China and Jap Mattings, very best
quality and largest assortment
shown in Omaha; special price per
yard ........35G 25G and 1SG
Mail orders filled. Send for Special
Rug Catalogue and Samples.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Hayden's, The Greatest of All Grocery
Read These Prices for Mondays Sale on Groceries. Fresh
Vegetables, Fruits, Crackers, Buite; Cheese, Etc.

RLouRi PLoURI TLoURI
The finest high grade Patent Flour,
made from the best Red Turkey
wheat, nothing finer grown, Mon
day, per +s lb. sRok ....... S1.26
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap,
for ace
Pyramid Washing Powder. large pkg,
Dr. Prices Breakfast Food. pkg. sRee
Quaker Dat Co.'S. Toasted Wheat
Flakes. at package ,...,.......6c
Gallon cans Plums, Peaches, Apples,
Pumpkin or Tomato .......... 36c
OIL or Mustard Sardines, per can &C
The best Cornmeal, per ack -. l5c
Bromangelon, Jellycon, Jell-O or
Fresh. crisp Potato chips, per lb. 21o
Fig Newton Cookies, per b.. INC
Regular loo sweet Cookies. in this
choice sote al JJsNb Rice. n.r Zoe
The best Pearl TapiOca or Sage, ID. SO
Domestic Macaroni, per pkg. SIC
Fancy Smoked Sardines, per can SEo
Quart bottle Welsh's Grape Juice SSc
Pint bottle Welsh's Grape Juice zoe
The best Tea SiftinGs, per lb.., 15c
Fancy Santos Coffee, per h.. lSc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

Wireless tslegraphy is to have a new and
searching test in the ~elabOrate maneuvers
to be undertaken this fall by the signal
corps Of the United States army. An in
vading corps will move east from the Mis-
sisslppi. and a defending corps will be sta
toned on the western slopes OF the Allie
gheny mountains. The line OF attack. rep
resenting an enormous army such as only
a first-elass power could put in the field.
will stretch from Lake Erie to the Ohio
river, and ali forms OF communication ever
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

Thousands OF Fatterns-in Five
Big Lots.
list Lot, Per Yard, 1G-Includes
Val. and Torchon Laces in Edges
and Insertings.
I'd Lot, Per Yard 2KG-Includes
Walls, Linen Torchons, Noting
hams, Gallons and Point Paris.
3D. Lot, Per Yard, 3hC-A star
assortment of fine Val. and Linen
Torchon Laces.
4th Lot, All at, Yard, 4h%
Beautiful line of Zion City and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Electric Campaign Cane.

An electric campaign cane is being man
ufactured as one Of the novelties OF the
approaching presidential campaign. The
handle OF the cane 10 modelled to represent
the head Of the candidate in whose inter-
ests the cane Is being carried. Inside the
head, which is Of glass. il a small electric
bulb. which lights It up at night in an ef-
fective manner. Instead Of being fastened
directly to the upper end OF the cane the
Illuminated head is connected with Il by a
leather sleeve or neck and bobs back ana
forth with the swing of carrying II. The
battery Is placed within this sleeve.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02
Inventory Silk Clearance

100 Plain and Fancy Silks 39c-An immense line of plain
color ~taffetas, check, stripe and novelty taffetas, plaids
and figure Louisenes, etc.; choicest summer styles in
waist, skirt and dress pattern lengths, richest weaves and
colorings, regular ST 90 values; on sale Monday, ~.
W ClOSe, ydTus e d. =. e.
s1ls BLACK rAFFETA-3sin. wide, fine quality, yard go. CSC
$3.50 BLACK TAFFETA-36in. wide extra quaIty fabric. -. 81
Sloo BLACK .TAFTnTA-a7In- wide, very superior quality, SEQ
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

Read the Butter ana Cheese SALE for
Monday
Good Country Butter, per b.. $50
Fancy Dairy Butter, 10. ........ zoe
Choice Creamery Butter, ID. $50, a1c
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, per
ID. ...,,, t1o
Fancy full oream Cheese, per III $50
Fresh Vegetable Prices That Have no
Equal
8 punches fresh Onions ..... 10
8 punches fresh Beets. -.......aE Sc
5 punches fresh Carrots. .....-. So
z large heads Cabbage .......... 80
o &c
Cauliflower, per head ........., Sc
2 Summer Squash ..........,... &c
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, pound 80. So
Fresh kalamazoo Celery. $3.50. 30
Sweet Corn, per dozen .......... SMo
Fresh Leaf Lettuce, per hea . 10
Fresh Parsley. per bunch. ....... 10
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, quart e. be
Large, juicy Lemons, per dozen loo ,
Big Sale OF Package Graders
Oatmea Crackers, pkg. ........ TAO
Graham Crackers, pkg. ........ no
Lily Flakes, pkg. ............. no
Newport Flakes. pkg. .........,. 100
oyster Crackers, pkg. .......s.. SIC