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street. to facilitate access to ths Erand stand
and save hll climbing The runTsy IS 19
be IS feet wide and 800 feet long ana VIII
cost 1890.
p. Tovar Won las. nights game in The P1o
fanmIs Is 10 SO Both men made high
runs Of IL.
.,,,r. CIV n e. Hay Al Olympia.
r,-nsh snnroysd the Anti-Racs Track Gam.
hI,ng bltI yesterday afternoon, giving assur-
ance that the ac. VIII become @ e,tecnye bNotTs JsEe
ing ! % and nd pSoi ,.lling in the felony class
The Boston expert, Albert Cu'lsr piayy,ns
o. poIo, IoSo, iast lirh, al the Kn!ckerbocSer
h,Yss Acssemy, in brooklyn. BY q score q %9o 10
A. cutler averaged 10 l2-ls. iii hIgh. run
vas 49, He Will play c. sche'ois 'o-h'sh''
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az sea with a tidal wave stavlng in
around Burke. Who knows? ! don't.
MoSherry is a dark mystery 10 me.
] only know that he was given a
private trial; that Johnny White I'M
mediately became his manager, that
White put him on in a star bout with
out trying him out in a preliminary.
White has his nerve in good order to
do that. He doesn't need any celery
tonic. II would be an awful thing for
a star bout at the pink-ined club to be
n fzZle.
II is a well-known fact that any pro-
fessional fighter has it all over the av-
erage amateur. The professionals ex-
perierce ard knowledge OF rims trickery
Will pu; aim through siuat ions where
an amateur would be easy for knock
out. McSherry is professional, tech
.nically, but without actual ring expert
ence. He has been boxing instructor
for years in college.
Can He Hit Hard?
Unfortunately, boxing instructor
can't cut loose and hit hard. He'd lose
too many pupils If he handed out black
eyes. So, as a general rule. men who
teach boxing for any length Of time
forget how TO hit hard And that's a
knack that is very elusive when once
lost. Tommy West, one OF the toughest
fighters of ten years ago, once started
q In col ,s,kt .,
months. When he began fighting again
he found that he couldn't help pulling
his punches. So he got together train
Ing STAFF OF siuggers and fought them
as hard as he knew how for a month.
In course OF time he regained his wal
lop. But Tommy told me he'd never
teach another pupil until he retired
from the ring for good.
Jim Corbett, on the other hand. was
a boxing master Tor Years in San Fran
cisco before he fought John l.. Sullivan
and won the worlds championship. Bu,
Corbett fought frequently while teach.
Ing, and that KEEP, his hand in. Even
at that, he never was hard hitter. He
was too clever. He had too much o!
the boxing master in his makeup He
was big enough to hit, and strong
enough. lie could hit when he was
punching a bag or a mat. hut in the
ring he instinctiyely pulled away while
landing, using the boxers trick OF get.
ting away without allowing a counter.
Sullivan. Sharkey, JeffrIes, Mccoy. FItz.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
Bat Nelson TO Fight
HylQnd Next Month
TO.N|GHT'S FIGHTS.

q
At the New Polo A. A. stag the fol.
lowing card OF bouts will take place:
Jack Lyons VS.. Johnny Black. Buddy
Echler VS.. Kid Kessner, Young Wag-
ner VS.. *. o. Brown. Jess Gaftney
VS.. Joe Sullivan. Lew Myers vs.,
Billy Ryan.
At National A. c. stag-sailor
Burke VS., Jim MacSherry, In the
main bout OF ten rounds. They will
battle az catch weights. Five good
lelimlnary bouts will precede H.
At Baltimore-Patsey Kline, o.
Newark, vs.. Young Britt, o: BaitI.
more, fifteen rounds. at the Eureka
a. G.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS FAIL TO
STIR INTEREST IN BROOKLYN

the residents Of McCarrenville showed
their appreciation by attending
There WAS that lSo.yard straighta"ay
with one OF the cassIest fields Of sprint
ers that has toed the mark this year.
and only a handicap OF a dozen OF so
greeted the winner, Bobby Cloughen.
who had 20 break the record e bea: on:
Nelson, the schooboy wonder.
Jack Eller. the champion hurdl=r.
making his debut on the fat, was never
IN Il. He finished fourth behind Lawson
Robertson. Jack rad better stick 10
the nigh bars Cloughen led practically
all the way. bu, Nelson was closing on
him at the end. Coughen's time OF
l2 4-is was exceptionally good, consld-
er!ng the conditions.
II was the same with the Long Island
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talking TO a girl.
There was a niu-
steal glggie, and
then ne came back
TO the phone.
She says /, is
'cltawba' sons
kind OF 3 new
color that they are
working In hats
and tailor suits.
That's If C a.
tawba.'
d" A n q ay
Cross continued.
that's all the bad
hurt | got. Itll
be all r!gh. In a
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Wasn't Hurt in Battle, but He
Did Get a "Catawha"
Eye.

one OF the tricks OF the game. When a
guy gets on top Of him he simply slips
TO the floor where ne cant be hit. Foxy
guy tina, fellow"
Did you shake hands and become
lrends7"
Jem a Fine Fellow,
Say. want to tell you about that.
He Is the incest little fellow | ever
saw. He told me lot OF things that
didn't know before. Say. may be you
don't think he knows al about the
foul tricks In the game, too. He can
put young fighter wise TO a 10, OF
things Hos nice about It, too. I'm
for that fellow. | want to see some
Of those other guys go after aim. They
get a cigar from me every time they
Hit him
Say" he concluded. I'm going to
Set the eye fixed up now. Be sure and
tell them that It's not b!ack-jus:
catawbl"
The evening world., 1909-02-12
McGovern Beats His Nannesake.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb "a Phil Mcaov.
.n. o. brooklyn, vent sir fast rounds with
Younz Mctioyern. 0' this city a. the Broad.
way 4. &. last night ard al the end Of ths
contest was good winner Phil made Youns
NcC;overn take the count twice, both !or the
'u'. limit. The first came In the h,,h round
ard the second In the 'insl session.
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or eight weeks. and then would return TO
this country and get on more bouts with
the best men on this side o, the water.
Dr!scol viii take home With him between
So, 200 and 5000.
Ess'pE p5Ss bssr E',SE 'hs ios. sh
Russell. the bard.hItting lighter OF Phlla.
ielpha t0r six rounds a, SHOW 10 ba held
hv the Nonparel. \. G.. o. Philadelphia on
Friday evening. Feb Is Nelson has been
improving In all %, his bouts recent'y an!
ought 10 give Russell good hard fight.
Russell viii have few pounds on him In
weight.
Jack NcGuFan, the phate phia ,lgh, pro.
mo,er. clinched an important bout last night
for the National 4 c., " which he Is the
matchmaker He signed m Young l.ough.
rev" and Mickey Cannon, the youngster with
the string ~ knnckouts. 10 trv conclusions In
six round bout at a, spsc!1l snow ;p,be
should he one u the OeS; ever Witnessed In
the Quaker CITY.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
Columbia and Pennsy Clash
In Championship Struggle

~ the hands OF Yale. The Phlade.'
ph.lns were not in form for that game.
however, as they have beaten teams
this season that could easily trim the
New lllyeni.uS
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The sunday World will give with 10 merit
issue the sung hit Of the Yankee Prince, en-
titled Prom the Land of Dreams," words
and muslc complete. The sous 10 By George
VI. Cohsn and 10 one Of his best from that
, rsliiskins uuslsA seasly.
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Wants to Fight EngliShman
Forty-Round Bout, So He
Could Hit Him Once.
BY BOzEMAN BULGER.
wi" Sporting Department"
d 4 He had the right number, all

WI" Sporting Department"
80 He had the right number all
right.
We'll, this Is Leach Cross-you know,
the fellow who fought Driscoll at the
Fa!rmom Club"
You mean the fellow Driscoll
fought
That's it" and the east side cham.
pion cackled over the phone. II didn' t
fight Dr!scoll-he fought me.
But, say" he continued, II want you
TO correct report. My eye Amt
black"
"Wha, color is II, them" asked
through the receiver.
Well, don't know. exactly. It's a
beaut.' all right, but It a!n't black
Wait minute. till find out the exac.
color"
A Girl In the Case.
n,hpap, rrne, Do,,lJ IA hoo
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Bout Will Be at Forty-tlve
Rounds, and viii Take
Place at Colma.
BY John POLLOCK,

@ATTLING NELSON ls going 70
X fight again next month. HIS
- manager, Willus Britt, announced
In San Francisco last night that the
Dane would be ready to battle next
month, and that his opponent would be
Fighting Dick lIyland, the California
lightweight, whom he would meet In
torty-five round bout al Jimmy Cot-
froth's open air club at Colma, Cal, the
latter part OF March. Hyland is pleased
at the chance OF meeting Nelson. and
says he will fight him at l93 pounds
at the rlngside
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Jimmy costroth. the tsh, promoter OF
colma, Cal. says that he Will compel all
fighters whom he signs UP TO fight at his
club in the future to post forfeit ot $1,000
as guarantee that they VII, not tluhk oI'
n, the match when once II Is CllRh.I.
P,ckey MCFARLAND is responsible for Cot;
roth making this declaration. Packey called
o,t his bout with DICK Hy,aHd. whiCh vas
booked tor Feb. ., after agreeing TO fight.
Al Lippe, manager Of Abe Aue''' made
statement a, Dayton. o., last night to the
effect that the proposed tenround bout be-
,roa, A.,sl and lem Dr!scoll would surrey
AXE place in New York on Feb; IS or H.
and that they would battle al " p9unls;
weigh In at 3 r. NJ. Llppe and Attel VIII
arrive in town on saturday morning 10 COM
piete ali arrangements FOR the contest
lem prl.col. the English champion. VII
sail for England on Feb. 90 on ihe steam, team,
Ia last night al tho Whirvind 4. e. that
he would remain In England sos about SIX
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For moment Cross could be heard
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PROCTOR Ra!ner'. II Tyroeans. Awake
! NOSASN AT the switch" Bert Cnote
Inc 81. Mat Co, Cameron & Flanagan
lZ0D,iv osr Arthur Rigby. others
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sth Av DAuy Spirit l.AND,"W Z. Fields,
oln Ay.Mlt. AT the Country club, How.
KEITH & ard 4. North. Grayce Scot,
ALlAAA " Co. Nelson & otto. etc.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
FOR PAVING
IS REFUSED BOARD
Complain About Noise of We
hicleS on Cobbles Disturb
ing School Work.

Giving as its reasons that the noise
Of vehicles disturbs the work In the
adjoining schools. the Board Of Edu-
cation has requested that Seventh street,
between o and p streets northwest, be
repaved with concrete or wooden blocks.
In early fall and during the spring
months, recitations are carried on with
great difficulty under present eondi-
tons" says Capt. James T., Oyster,
president of ne board. I'm a letter to
the Commissioners.
The board has been Informed that
while the Commissioners appreciate the
necessity Of smooth pavements ada
cent to public school buildings, they
have determined I'm view Of the pro-
hibition contained I'm the appropriation
acts for several years against replacing
granite blocks with asphalt not to in
clude i'm their estimates this year any
item for such work. There are many
streets which are not paved at ali the
Commissioners say, and they believe
these should be given the hrst consid-
Grafton.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
WILL BUILD CULVERT
TO ANALOSTAN ISLAND
Purchasers of Proposed Amusement Resort Plan to Con
struct Approach Across Little River Before Work
Is Done on the Park ITSELF

Plgns are being made today 10 COM
mei,ce a survey of Little river, pre-
paratory TO the building Of "a concrete
oulvert across It from Hume street
20 AnaloHtRu island.
William NJ J0fHsou, secretary Of the
Riv,rview Exposition. OF Chicago. and
one OF the purchasers Of AualostaH,
upon which 1t is Intended % construct
a mammoth amusement park by next
summer. IL expected to arrive In the
city this afternoon. when the plans
will be finally Inspected. In all prob
ability, the survey will be commenced
before the end Of the present week
10 has been decided by Mr.. Johnson
and his associates to build the culvert
before starting upon any Of the other
improvements. When the real work Of
Transforming the island into big
summer resort starts, the company In
tends employing more than 100 men
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daily. which would make considerable
difficulty for It in carrying them back
and forth across the river IN barges-
For this reason the decision was reach
ed 70 construct the culvert and give
the employees a direct approach to the
island from the virginia side.
Hume street has a width Of sixty
feet. and the culvert probably viii be
Of the same width. The company in
tends improving the street to such an
extent that It viii become a popular
thorougAfare WIN autOmObilists.
The other means Of approaching
the island will be afforded by large
ferry. capable OF transporting several
hundred persons at a time. The COM
pany has already purchased the boat.
and Il Is now lying IN dock at Nor
folk. This craft viii be brought up
the river in time for the opening of
the resort, and will run between Thir-
ty-second street, Georgetown, and the
island.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
MASONIC REPORTS
HEARD AT MEETING
Scottish Rite Order in Bien-
NAL Session at House
of Temple.

Thirty-third degree Masons from far
China. Japan, the Philippines, Hawaii.
Porto Rico and the Philippines united
with Masons Of that degree from all
parts Of the United States this morning
in the opening session Of the biennial
meeting of the Scottish Rite order being
held here this week
After the high rites Of this order were
concluded the doors were opened TO Ma
sons Of degrees as low as the fourteenth
and consideration Of the routine bust
ness Of the convention was begun.
Prominent Masons Present.
The convention is meeting at the
House OF the Temple. 432 Third street,
and win continue its sessions there
throughout this week.
There were present as guests a number
of prominent .AIasons and non-AIasons Of
Washington. Within an hour the con-
vention went into secret session again.
and the afternoon was taken mp with
the consideration OF reports from repre-
sentatives of subordinate bodies. These
reports covered a wide field. They en-
bodied reports of the work from all over
the Southern Jurisdiction, which extends
all over the world.
Present at the meetings are the three
highest ranking Masons in North Amer
lea. They are Grand Commander James
y. Richardson. Of tie Southern Jurisdtc-
ton: Commander Lawrence. of the
Northern jurisdiction, and Grand Com
mandeF Gibson. OF the Canadian Juris-
diction. More than 500 MasOns are IN
Washington to attend the meetings
They are being royalty entertained BY
the Washington fraternity. A banquet
viii be given tomorrow evening" at
which the leading visitors and pTOut-
nent Masons of this city VIII speak.
The grand commander read his allOcu-
ton this morning immediately before
adjournment for the noon luncheon.
The reading Of the allocutiOn by Com
mander Richardson, sovereign grand
commander. The allocution in printed
form covers over 100 pages, and con-
/ tains a complete review Of the work
in the higher degrees Of Masonry dur
ing the past two years
The most striking feature Of the re-
port is the list of figures showing the
Increase of membership in the higher
lodges. In the lodges Of Perfection.
the membership has grown from 3l,6s2
in 1907. 70 4O.9S0. this year In the
chapters Of Rose Croix the member
ship has increased within these two
years from 2S,059 to S6,17S.
This allocutIon covers the condition OF
the lodges all over the Southern juris-
ssictfon, and does not neglect to mention
Japan and China, where the lodges are
fiourishing as they are in this country
BEFORE the session this afternoon a pres
entatiOn Of e portrait Of Gen A V.
Lawrence. the sovereign grand CON-
u1ander Of the Canadian jurisdiction
vein take place. This portrait is a git
10 the Supreme Council OF this iurisdic-
lion By the Canadian council.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
CAR TICKET THEFT
is NOT CREDITED

An Official OF the Capital Traction
Company this morning regarded with
fncreduIity the story that Stanley
Winstead, a conductor of that com
pany, had been robbed last night on
his car at Fourteenth and u streets
by a negro CARRIED as clergyman.
He said that the conductor reported
the loss. amounting 10 $4Z5 in car
tickets, but made no mention OF a rob-
berry. The tickets we're probably lost
from the conductors pocket as fire.
quently happens, he added.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
All Physicians

Must prescribe some OF the ingredi-
snts that are contained IN Hoods
sarsapar1na-for all troubles OF the
blood, stomach, kidneys and liver.
They include sarsapariila, stillingia,
yellow dock, geutian, Wild cherry bark,
mandrake. dandelion, juniper berries,
pipsissewa, etc.
The combination and proportions are
our own formula and give power to cure
beyond the reach of any other prescriD-
ton or substitute. That's why 1t Is wise
10 get Hoods and only Hoods.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
GETS BIG DAMAGES
FOR WIFE'S AFFECTION

KINGSTON, \. Y. Oct. 1S.-Sup-eme
Court Justice Belts has rendered a
Judgment f0r sir,0v0 in favor Of Charles
II. Fulton, Of White Lake, Sullivan
county. N Y, IN a suit brought by Full
ton against William J. Stewart. Of St
Louis. alleging the alienation Of his
damages.
From testimony submitted il appeared
that Stewart, who is sixty years OLD,
left his wife for Mrs. Fulton, who IN
turn left her husband and two sons.
Mrs. Fulton IS forty-five years old.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
SUICIDES I'M PRUSSIA

According 10 a compilation recently
published, there were 7,643 suicides IN
Prussia In 1908. The most remarkable
point about the statistics Is that there
winter.
II appears. according 70 the figures
that people have the least inclination 10
quit this life on Saturday and Sunday
New York World.
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ENCORES IN ORDER
AT FIRST CONCERT
Opening of Saengerbund's Annual
Program Pleases Audience.
Entertainment Tonight.

Elaborate programs have been ar
ranged for the series Of concerts to
be given by the Washington Saenger-
bund this winter, and II the attend
ance and enthusiasm at the opening
concert can be taken as criterion
Washington may some day become
the great musical city Of America
The program last night was one Of
the most pleasing ever rendered by
the society. many encOres being called
for.
The Ladies Society Of the Arion
GesanEverein will entertain with a
ball and dramatic production at old
Masonic Temple tonight presenting a
one-act sketch.
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WILL BE ALL RIGHT.

Pardon me, Dr. Nextly, but 1t Is sim
ply preposterous for you to want TO
marry my daughter. You are more than
twice as old as she is"
Il know that. Mr. Sykes, but when
she has been a preachers wife ten or
fifteen years She viii look fully as old
as I do.''-Chicago Tribune.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
JAPANESE LOANING
MONEY TO KOREA
Funds to Be Devoted to Building
Roads in Agricultural
Districts.

TOKYO. Oct 1s-It Is understood
Japan viii advance some 100000 yen to
Korea in the current year, and that
this amount viii largely be devoted to
the building Of roads in the agricultural
districts.
At present there are practically no
roads in Korea. II is believed the ex-
penditure will, in a few years, largely
Increase the revenue and enable the
Korean home department 70 repay the
loan.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
SIGHT OF POLICEMAN /
MAKES THIEVES RUN
Two Negroes Were Frying Open
Window When Fright
ened of.

An attempted burglary at 1906 Tenth
street northwest by two negroes early
this morning was prevented by Po-
iicsmsE Vaughan. Of the Second pre-
einct. the negroes had pTied open a
front window and were about to crawl
into the room when they spied the
approaching policeman, and made their
escape. Vaughan pursued. but was
unable TO overtake them.
The house is occupied by ". b. John
son. When awakened he searched the
premises. but found that nothing had
been stolen.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
OWN YOUR MODELS

First Cook-Wh6t are you going to
have today, Ldna2
Second Cook don't know. Ny mis-
tress Is painting still life picture,
and whatever vegetables she has nm
ished by II O'Clock can be cooked Tor
dinuer.-Fliegende Blaetter-
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

where's Brother Pike?'' asked the
specFded Trout Of the Black Bass up
at Long PoEd.
giles gone up 10 the hotel for dinner. "
said the Bass.
"Did he say when he'd be bael<2''
asked the Trout.
mo. but / don't think he's coming
hack" said the Bass Between you
AMI me I think he's got the hook. -
Judge.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
BELGIUM IN NEED
OF A LARGE LOAN
Proposes TO Establish Free Trade
In the Districts of
Congo.

BRUSSELS. oct 1s.-Tbe program Of
colonial reform as announced Is vague.
and does not touch on the questions OF
forced labor or concessions in the
Congo. but intinaates that free trade
Will be established in the Lake Leopold
district, with extension to the remainder
Of the state within two years.
The announcement admits that the
deficit indicates an early call for a loan
Of 900 900.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
CLIMAX OF SADNESS.

81 never read anything sadder than
her last novel"
mo? Evidently you never tackled a
Joke bOOk"-BOstOn Transcript.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

Geraldine-A rose by any other name
would smell as sweet.
Gerald have never been able 70
make You believe IL when I brought
YOU fowers.-Boston Traveller
The Washington times., 1909-10-18

Virginia Corn Meal, pkg Sc & zee
4 & P Olives, bottle. Ice & 25c
HOaker's Dreamed Horse Rad.
ish, bottle. .................. Zoe
French Sardines, rs, homeless soc
Imported Sardines, in oil, can Ice
Domestic Sardines. in oil o.
mustard, can ............. sc
4 4 p Oatmeal, pkg. doc
Quaker Oats, pkg. .10e
HOrnby's Oats H-O), pkg. lie
Domino Sugar, 5-Ib- box. .... .40c
4 Is p Fancy Maine Corn, ,
cans ........--........-- z0c
4 4 p Cocoa, can............20e
4 4 p BOrax, pkg. 10c
Queen Olives, bottle. ........15c
4 & p Ketchup, bottle. ....... lie
4 4 p Jam, iar..........-..- I5c
Pancake Flour, pkg. ........- Toe
4 & p Olive Oil, bottle. 22c
Self-rlsing BuckWheat, pkg. lee
Dried Lima Beans, h.. &c
Pea Beans. Ib.........-.. sc
The Washington times., 1909-10-18
Hal Hal!

How did Harlins act when he heard
he had triplets In his family?'
HE could hardly believe his own cen
sus. Boston Transcript.
The Washington times., 1909-10-18

MarshaIPs Fresh Herring, can .15c
Campbell's Soups, cans for. 25c
White Cherries, can. .15c & 25e
GrandmOtheT's Squash, can. Toe
Grandmother Pumpkins, can Toe
Pink Alaska Salmon, can. &C.. Toe
4 & z Mushrooms, can. .... 25c
Hotel Mushrooms, can. --..-.2 Oc
Distilled Spirit Vinegar, bottle Toe
Fresh Shrimp, ean...........1 lie
Picked Shrimp, can. ........l lee
Brick Cod Fish, / ID. pkg. Zoe
Shredded Cod Fish, Ib. pkg. .. Sc
Presto, package. ..............1O Toe
Postum. package 5000. .12c & 22c
Quaker Corn Meal, package. Toe
Graham Flour, sack. lie
A & p Buckwheat Self-rising
Hour, package. .............10
Bells Poultry Seasoning, box Toe
Cooks Flake Rice, package. .1215c
KOrn Kinks, package. ......... sc
4 & p Pan Cake Self-riSing
Flour, package. ............10 Toe
4 & P Prepared Flour, pkg. 15c
The Washington times., 1909-10-18

New CitrOn, III. -........... zoe
Large Layer Figs, ID. lie
Malaga Grapes, lb.......... I5c
Full Cream Cheese, ID. 1Se
Pure Lard, III. .............. 15c
COTnmeal, white or yellow. ID. Sc
Maple Syrup, absolutely pure,
large bottle ............... 35e
Maple Syrup, absolutely pure,
gallon can .............. Sl.50
Potatoes, peck .......... CSC
The Washington times., 1909-10-18

Campbel's Prepared Mustard,
bottle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Toe
4 & p Corn Starch, package. &c
Duryea's Corn Starch, pack. Toe
TTumilk, can. ....--.......... lee
Pink Salmon, can. ........... 10c
RitteT's Pure Honey, Jar. .... 25c
Ritter's Strained Honey, Jar. Ice
A & p Gelatine, Ox-...-......5c
Minute Gelatine. box. Toe
COx's Gelatlne, bOx...........1O Toe
KnOx's GeIatine, .12c
4 & z Peaches, can. .25c
SuItana Peaches, can. ........ 20c
Wind Mill Peaches, can. 800. Ice
A & p Beets, c8H.............12 e
Spinach, can ........-.......lO
Victory Baked Beans, CAN. &c
Belle of Boston, can. ......,...Sc
A & z Baked Beans, can. lee
Corn Beef Hash, can .15C
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple,
can OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -loc
Pineapple Cock Tail, can. Ice
Grated Pineapple, can........12c