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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

states Attorney Elmer Johnso, ma.
returned from Montgomery Co,tor
where Il preliminary hearing was held
before Judge n. y. Post i'm the case
of i. NJ. Touchotte charged with &C
u with intent 20 XIII c. j. Bonvav
Monday night I'm the pool room con-
Quoted by II. r. Porter. Of that place.
Touchotto waived examination and
was placed under bonds Of $500 to an
pear at tho March term Of Franklin
county court. A.. +. Gates went surety
FOR him. Louis Lumbra was also ar
r'ien"d before Judge Post charged
with killing a deer illegally during
the open season. He also waived ex-
'nination "a furn shed bonds of 800
i'r future appearance.
The nnual meeting of tho stock-
holders Of the Franklin County ra,e-
iAonc Co. was held Thursday aftor-
noon when the following directors
were elected: Joseph y. Keller. Fran
cI7 \. Houston, Carl r. Keller, Matt
u" Jones'. +. W story, William J. Den
Ncr' T.. c. Smith, y. c. s. Beeman, II
q. Morton. II. NJ. stevens and Frank
J. Greene. The following officers vera
elected by the directors: President
Jasper y. Eellar Of Boston; vice.
P'' 9i"t"'' '. w story OF Boston; seo-
i''"'N' = W. fIlhh Of -. Adams;
treasurer T.. ;. Willard OF Boston,
auditor, T.. W. Lonslcy OF Boston.
Word has been received Of the death o,
MS. Lorraine \. Hyde, aged G3 years.
WIDOW Of DR. Seneca +. Hyde. which
occurred In Boston Wednesday Jan. %.
after q short illness with pneumonia.
Mrs. Hyde was a daughter Of the late
Nir' ana Ms. J. Douglas Soule of this
CITY. and was born in Fairfield. She snent
her youth in st. Adams and In 1scS was
married to Dr. HYDE. who died while on
q visit to the Bermudas in 1913. Mrs.
hyde IS survived by four children and
one sister, Mrs. y. S. Richardson Of this
city. Tn funeral was held I'm Attleboro.
Mass, Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock.
After being shut down for three months
81 account OF tho scarcity Of water. the
Van Camp Packing company resumed
operations Monday. 1t being decided
by the city authorities that wator cou'l
hc supplied to tho company. Tho b1s'.
ness opened more brlsklv than was ~.
nected and The outlook IS mos, encolrag-
Ing that all the old patrons and some
row ones VII return. There we're 90
hands at work Monday and this mum
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NOTICE

The annual meeting OF Nh. stockhold-
ITS of the Farmers & Mechanics Saw
.nrs Institution & Trust mpan will be
he'd at the banking house OF the Mer-
chants National Bank Of burlington.
Vt. on Wednesday, January z. 1909. at
clever o'clock a. m, for the election OF
trustees.
l.. +. WOODHOUSE. Treasurer.
Darlington, Vt, Dec. so, 1903,
27vyAt
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ETW HAVEN.

urdar from Springfield. Mass. where
sho was called by the death of hor
hrothcr's child-Mrs. +. T.. Rowlcy Is
VISITING in Butland.-Tranklin Williams
Of Rridport was the guest Of his uncle,
V. VI. benedict, over SundaY.-AIss Della
Barrows Of Middlehury is at G. G.
Coates for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hunt are the parents Of n son,
born SaturdaY.-ClYde Hoffnarle Is quite
III with laundico.-John i. Peck return
cd from pittefor1 Saturday
+. TIallock Squire and Grace +. Wes-
ton were married Wednesday.
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JONEsVILLE.

Leslie White Of stowe, who has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Rodney
Royce, has gone to Grand Isle.-The CON
dition Of Mrs. stephen Hildrcth. who
has been suffering from n fan, remains
Observation-Disclosures Britain is III
with tonsilitis.
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CORNWALL.

Several hard thunder showers came
Sunday afternoon which melted n large
portion of the heavy snow fall of the
previous Sunday and caused Lemon Fair
to overflow its banks more than since
early last spring.-Mrs. r. A. Foote Of
Vergenpes Is visiting her son, f.. e.
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Thomas. Eight children were born to her
of Wh'l thrcs survive, Chester BiXhy,
Mrs. Addic stone and Edward Bixby.
She IS also survived by three sisters,
Mrs. celia laduc, MIS-. Mary DemaE of
this place and Mrs. Helen Paro Of Athol.
Mass. The funeral was held at the
church OF the Holy Family Wednesday
morning at 500 o'clock.
Tho vital statistics Of the town for
the year 1908 were: Deaths, 50: births,
a.. MARRIAGES and licenses, q.
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

Mrs. Lydia Tart died Monday morn
ing at three o'clock. The funeral was
held Yesterday ut one O'Clock at the
school house.-William Phillips is III
with scarlet fcver.-Mrs. Leon Dwire
was here from Bristol to see her aunt.
Mrs. Tart, Sunday.-Mrs. Jennie
Dwire is I'm poor health.
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WEsTFC7p.

A. the annual society meeting or inc
Congregational Church, officers We're
elected as follows: Moderator. +" -.
Han; clorh. A. c. Osgood; ~pru''h'l''
committee. +. u. Smith, Arthur e. US
good, Chester Hail; treasurer, John NJ
'an: financial secretary. Miss Luna us
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Advertising in this column one cont
n word. Gael insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance
required. No advertisement taken
which Is loss than twelve words. two
lines. Special terms TO advertisers
using from 200 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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s.

Tho next meeting Of the w c. T.
r. will be held with Cora Bard Friday
at 200 p. IN. All ladies' are invited.
whether members of the society or
not.-Mrs. Scdgorwick Preston IS gain
Ing SLOWLY. Mrs. James Graves IS car
ing for her=NiSs Gala Field Is i'll.
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POINTERS

CN%T.ES OF FARMS who wish TO hire
hclp or TO soil n farm should use
;rfs colrup. Nearly G.0a0 copies or
this r1.or ere sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 2,wtf
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LTMCOT,N

Fred Bryant. who has been visiting
his father. Lester Bryant, nas return
ed to Malone. y. Y.-Mr. aud Mrs.
Howard Brooks are both U.-NIrs. =.
j. Gove's condition is unchanEcd.-Hi-
ram Atkins is in very poor hcaltn.-
Mrs. Theron Manner is in poor health.
ministers from away are expected
to attend the recognition meeting of
the New Church Thursday afternoon
and evening.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE how little II costs to tell
thousands Of readers IN many towns
Of Vermont what you have to sell
or wnat you wish to buy. Adver-
tise in the FREQ Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
23,wtf
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CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Matthew st. Peter, who
died from a shock Friday morning. was
held in the church OF the Lady of Mount
Carmel Sunday at ten O'Clock. Mr.. st.
Peter was the oldest citizen of Char
lotto, being In his 92nd year, Until his
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TO RENT

BUILDING to rent. depot St. ludlow,
suitable for laundry, furniture or re-
pair Shop. etc. Good location. Low rent
Inquire W. c.. Russell, Mt. Holly. Vt.
30.w4t.
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EAST NIDDLEBURY.

]. b. Bryant has purchased n rcsi-
dence of Mrs. Il. T.. Ahbott.-The fourth
quarterly conference of the Methodist
Church was held with Mrs. Olive Ohm
stead Saturday morning. District Stpt
7. T." Dow was present. \ unanimous
vote was taken for the return of the
Rev. II. NJ. Hall. The report showed
the church to be In a good condition
dnancially.-The Ladies' Library as
ISOLATION met with Mrs. Frank
I-nrI MnlnnslnN nrtnrnnnn
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sTOrK or GENERAL MFRCHAN

or GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc FOR SALE. Cash business es-
talIahcd eight Years, located on
Main St, In q hustlinc village in Yer
mont. Population about 500. Stock
consist of dry goods, ladies' and gents
furnishings, shoes and groceries. Clean
stool; and rent is reasonable. Address
C., Free Press Office CIV. II.
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CONTINUED on page ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
Continued from page onel

any particular nation enjoying treaty
rights In speaking OF the action OF
the school board OF San Francisco.
Secretary Root said:
40 tate can set up lts laws as
against the grant OF any particular
right. privilege or immunity. any
more than against the grant OF any
other right. privilege or immunity
No state can say a treaty may grant
alien residents equality OF treatment
as 20 property. but no as 10 education.
There were questions OF policy. dues-
tions OF national interest and state
interest arising under the administra-
tion Of the treaty and regarding the
application OF this proESsion 90 the
conditions existing on the Pacinc
coast The b - interest OF the whole
coast Is always the true interest OF
every state and city. and the protee-
tion OF the interests OF every locality
IA the country Is always the true in
terest OF the nation.
These words are striklngly true
and the wisdom OF them should be ob
served and considered by you IN your
deliberations.
n trust that no sotion will be
taken which will violate aus treaty
made by our country or in any man
ner question its good faith most
respectfully submit this message %
YOU with the full hope aud belief that
when hnal action shah BE- taken tha,
nothing will be done which can be
the subject OF criticism by the peo-
I pie Of this nation. aud that no law
wili be enacted which will be in eog-
igaventiou OF the constitution or any
treaty OF the United States
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
DIED

In this city. January 81, 1903, MfA
Barbara Johnson-canos. aged 81
years
AIRS. Canos was the wife OF John
Cr1o', 10 whom she was married in
ga ~ life. To this union was bora
seven children, s'N daughters and one
son. John Canos. Who resides IN TIN.
city OF the daughters. Isabel died
IN early life.
Mrs. Sadie Smith resides in salem
Ms }. c. Walton at 81. Johns. Or
Mrs T. E Smith al Elgin. ore.
Ms. J. ,. sullivan az Portland. aud
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
w. A. IRWIN
PHONE Sc 2O3 COMMERCIAL

Mrs. p. o. Wage at Sunny Slope, Al
berta. Canada.
Mrs Canos was born a. Fort Hall
in 1916. She came to oregon with
her parents In 1851, and located IN
Marion county, OF which county she
has been since that time a resident,
and residing in Salem since 1888.
Thus her life has been co-extensIve
with mach OF the history OF Marion
county and this Northwest coaet.
She saw Salem develop from a mere
trading post to its present importance
During her life came the greater part
Of the population OF the Willamette
valley; the railroads. steamships and
all the conveniences OF modern life
In early life she was baptized into
the Christian church OF which she
was a consistent member during he
remainder OF her life.
Her loss is sincerely mourned by
her children. TO wheln she was a
good and loving mother. aAd. with
these, many other friends Join in
mourning her departure. She was
buried by the side OF her father IN
the cemetery southwest OF Turner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05

Salem. that they are not lighting the
Jones bill. and that moves to delay
do not originate with them II Il
ever gets before the senate in proper
form Il will pass without a dissenting
vote. But. in the language OF the
gentleman from Polk and Lincoln,
why this delay. IL you are friends
OF the business interests and the pro-
ducers OF the Willamette vaiiey7"
Road Bill Postponed.
In the senate the Johnson road bill
was put over until o'clock Monday.
Another Ash hatchery for $4,000 was
passed. The bill to take away from
the asylum attendance the convey
ance Of patients to the insane asylum
and restore that duty to the sheriffs
championed by Smith Of Marion. was
defeated. but four voting for the pas
sage OF the bill.
In the House.
The senate resolution TO allow
counties to bond themselves to help
build roads was killed. The resol /
tion allowing mileage and expenses
TO committees TO VISIT state lnstitn-
tions was passed Three bills rails
ing salaries OF county. superlntend-
ents OF school were passed over the
governors veto.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
OBJECTING TO COMPLICATED AMEND
MENTS. THE BILL Is Rt-RffRRfD---
JOHNSON ROAD BILL POSTPONED
SMITH OF MARION FOUGHT TO RE-
TURN TO OLD WAY OF HANDLING
INSANE BY THE SHfRIFFS.

In the senate the Jones bill to ex-
tend the time for payment by the
state Of it5 share OF the free locks
and canal at Oregon City. was again
sent back to the committee for
amendment. There is evident 20 some
OF the members a defect in section
two OF the bill. that the senate mem
bers OF the ways and means commit
tee are trying TO substitute for .he
provision OF the Jones bill. In re-
sponse to the demands OF the COM
mercial bodies OF Portland the
friends OF the bill want that defect
cured, as they believe some one is
trying 20 destroy the effect and va
lidity OF the bill by underhand meth
DDS.
SO far as appears on the surface.
the members OF the senate commit
tee are all for the free locks and ca
nal. and state aid TO the extent %
100000. and are all sincere. n
there Is any mistake II Is not due 20
any intention Of the committee. As
matter OF fact. the corporation
most largely affected by this bill. and
whose property II proposes 10 con-
denim. n a price cannot be agreed
upon that Is reasonable. declares
through It's representatives here Gt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
o o o o q q q % . o .
o PERSONAL MENTION q
PHONE sc


"
Henry Brown has returned 10 his
home in woodburn, after attending
the legislature.
Mrs, w r. Crocker left for Port
land yesterday. where she will reside
Mrs Jennie Van Glider went to
Portland yesterday after visiting Mrs
A. S Porter for several days.
Mrs. II. +. Abry. OF Portland has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs Lon
VAIN. for a few days.
Mrs T. b. Elder, and Mrs. n. NJ.
Washington, OF Newport, are guests
OF their sister. Mrs. J. z. Watson
Mrs Charles Grey and the Misses
Catlin. OF Portland, are guests OF
Mrs. henry Meyers.
Mrs Or. Smith, OF Pendleton. is
visiting friends and Mrs. oliver who
Is here with her husband, senator
oliver.
Theo. opsund. secretary 20 Master
Fish Warden McAllister. OF Portland.
was in Salem last night on business
and spending a few hours with
friends.
Miss Lena Stllwell. who has been
teaching in the East school. left TO-
day for Boise City. Idaho. to accept
similar position.
Mrs. Carrie Mars stopped on a
short time yesterday with Mr ana
Mrs. l.. F. Mars on her way home to
Portland from Corvallis. where she
had been TO see he; son, Lester, who
H. IN.
Robert Duncan. who has q home IN
the Sletz country, IS spending o few
days with his parents. Mr.. and AIRS
/ W r. DunC7n, who have recently re-
tired from ihe'r farm in Polk cour
~. and bought the Howell proper q,
on South Twelfth street Mr.. Dru.
cans homestead Is az thoie OF NJ IS
Elglr and her brothers. ana after
coming here he received word tha,
the surveys had been accepted In
Washington. and the homesteade.s IS
eXpect 20 get hlings in the spring
Miss Myrta James left for Seattle
this morning, after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. James, at the peniten-
tiary
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, OF Turner.
came down this morning 20 attend
the funeral OF Eva Edwards. which
was held this afternoon.
Rockefeller cries millions for PHI,
lanthropx, but not one cent for tri-
butte.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05

The John Hughes Company. grn-
GERS q going out of business In this
city. and the Spencer Hardware Com
pany will occupy the store. AS soOu
as Ia is vacated by the present occu-
pants The location In which IRE
Spencer Company was the Gray
property. on the corner OF State and
Liberty streets. which will be re-
constructed. though this Is not den
nitely known a. yet II done, howev-
er. the building win be constructed
20 face on Liberty street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
an oaics In Dissric, As

Several residents of the AumsyiDs
precinct called ON Judge Bushey yes
terday afternoon and rendered thei-
explanations In regard 60 the remon'
strance presented 20 the county c"m-
missioners for the removal from Of
Gee 90 the present supervisor of road
district No. 5. c. J. n. Fryer, and the
inhalation OF Geo. Ahee as super
visor Judge Rushey stated that a
misunderstandins had been The
cause OF the petition ooming before
the commissioner. As the men he
cOnversed with were all satisfied
with Mt Fryer. and said they were
misled into sign'ng the rcmonsiranes
by being lnformed that the present
supervisor vas desirous OF vacatlns
the once. and that another man vas
aspiring for the place. As yet the
commissioners have taken no action
In the matter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05

The Willamette river here Is not
showing any effect from the showers
prevailing In the southern part OF
the county. but steamboa'ing is at iis
best The passenger service betweeL
this city and Corvallis Is the best the
company has realized for some TIM
and the freight shipments are unusn'
ally heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
A simple rrick.

It's an easy matter 10 keep yons
iolnts and muscles supple not mat
Ter whai your ago be ar hoN you ha 'c
suffered With rheumatism. Rub your-
self nisht and morning With Ba
iard's SNOW Liniment. Cares rheu-
mafl-sl nness. cramps, c.fcS a
;ae back. o., neck or limbs, aR1
lieves az, aches and pAlns sold bY
ac dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
Wm Re.iaec Raics-

The Astoria a Columbia River
Railroad Company Wilh by the ist
OF Nav. reduce their t-eent passeng-
er rate 20 the maximum scent rate
per mile This matter Was brought
before the Railroad Commission iev-
eral weeks ago. and. AZ a hearlps
yesterday. the railway oompany's az
torney appeared before the body and
made known rs willingness 20 70
duce the rate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05

Improvement Club
The Fifth Ward Improvement club
will be organized at wades store this
evening at s O'Clock. All citizens OF
that ward invited TO attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05

EDWARDS At the family home ia
this city, Thursday. February {
1903, Eva Edwards. daughter ot
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O. Edwards. aged
years, of bowel trouble.
Flneral was held at the home to-
day at 2;30. The rema rs were la.l
20 re In the I. o. o. +. cemeter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
New Sire Tungslca lamps

See our so candle power Tungsten
lamps They burn less current than
the ordinary 80 candle power lamp
Strong aud durable Electric Fixture
a Supply Company. 42b Court
street asst
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05

GooDYEAR-In East Salem, WsG'
ne day, February s. 1903. Mary f
h, Goodyear. aged 42 years.
The funeral services were held ut
\. NJ. ciough's undertaking parlors
at ] o'clock today. conducted by Rev
Barr G. Lee. Interment In City View
cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
Is Justice Of the Pcace--

). Bnchit Was appointed iu lice
Of the peace Tor the Mt Angel dis-
trict by the county court yesterday
Tho district vas created short time
aeo and Henry Rerning received 'Ae
appointment. but failed 90 qual'tY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
Several Varieties of wcather-

The weather In this vicinity tooS
several queer turns las, night, start
ing with a four-hour spell OF freeE-
ing. with the sky clear as bell. and
towards morning cloudlng up and
showing a bit. and by daylight the
natural old oregon rain was again In
evidence. being blown over the eoun-
try BY a hat-raisIng gale. but later
crawled slowly up 20 the usual g.
mark.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
Probably a $3.50

While the Fair grounds ear Nas
running along In North salem about
noon YESTERDAY bullet erashei
through one of the windows. throw
Ing glass over the car, and startling
the FEW passengers then rid'ng
whence Il came or whittier i Neni
no man knoweth."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
chIldrn,. banging Ciass--

Professor MELVIN will organiE-
a ehildren's dancing class saturday
February 6. al 2;8o p, m" in the
Murphy hail Parents are requested
to accompany children
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
Held 20 Grand Jurr-

VIM. Tweedy was bound over 20
await the action OF the grand jury
yesterday afternoon In the police
court on $1,000 bonds. Tie Is charged
with contributing 10 the delinquency
Of a minor The $1,000 bond was re-
mitted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
BUNGALOW THEATRE
foftlAmd, Ut.
Phones. Saln III. A4aat. Empire
Theatre Co. (Ine.l. Lesse. Georg-
L. Baker. General Manager.
WEEK or JANUARY 81.
The House of a
Thousand Candles

A play OF romance aud mystery
in and about and old Indian man
sion. stage direction OF Donald
Bowles.
Evening prices; 25e. sSe. Soe
Mstinees ISe. 25c.
Next week-~The Jap" First time
ON any srAge. Seat orders BY mail OF
wire recelve prompt and careful A..
tentioa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05

Miss Parker and sister Miss Lu-
ellie. OF Portland. are being enter
tained by Miss Sallie Bush.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05

Basketball -
The Lincoln team defeated East
Salem. 2i TO II in a very spirited
game last night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
FRESH VEGETABLES

Lettuce Celery Cauifowe Ca 5a-e Eeet1, Turnips Pac-
nps, Carrots, Satisfy Gr Onions and Green's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-05
,urar Cur.d Picnic Ham

i2o per pound az Farripgton's.
the marketman and grocer.
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Where You Can Do Better
A STIRRING LIST OF GROCERY BARGAINS
Every Item at Saving
SWEET FRESH SOFT. SHELL WALNUTS
Our price, lb. 15C
nELICInrs TAnLE FRuITs.

DELICIOUS TABLE FhtiiS'
Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches zoe
Cal Ripe Apricots. ............... zoe
2-ib can Sliced Pineapple ...... 15c
Vel. Crawford Peaches. for. 2Oc
Longs Jelly .................1Oc
2-ib Jar Fig Jam. ..............1o 1oc
2-rb Jar Orange Marmalade .. 15c
2-DJar Grapefruit Marmalade. 15c
Homemade Jelly and Jam ..... Zoe
1-fb 50. Honey y..............,. 1Oc
pkg. Mince Meat at............2 .25c
Choice Creamery Butter, roll T5c
Pt Grape Juice ................2 2oc
OF Grape Juice. ...............l loc
PIT S. & L. Catsup p...........2 zoe
Pt Red Cross Catsup. .........i5c
II. India Relish ............. 2oc
English Worcestershire Sauce. 25c
Mam-Queen olives, pit. t..........2 25c
Ripe Cal. olives. pt............15c
Dill Pickles. doz. ..............15c
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Weather ForNncast-
Oooasional rain toniKht and Satur.
day. brisk soutbcriy winds.