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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-06

driving Sunday afternoon.
, There was a singing at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon, led by Mr..
Golden.
Miss Burrel Eagle visited Miss
Etha Oldham of Rocket last week
Miss Josie Ross spent Sunday with
home folks in WaXahachie
Miss Clara Sullivan of Waxahachie
day
Miss Ruth Ham of Ovilla visited
her cousin, Miss Agnes Ham, Sun
day.
Miss EstelIe Wooden Of near
Rocket visited her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wooden, Sunday.
Miss Kathlene Fristoe of Waxaha
chic visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Edna Stanford of Henry WISH
ted Miss Irene Bell Sunday.
Miss Maud Pearson spent Saturday
night with her sister, Mrs. Fleming,
OF Lancaster.
Miss Fannie Simpson spent sun
day with Miss Lizzie Jones.
Several went to Chapel Hill to
church Sunday night,
Red Oak is still coming to the
front. We now have and ice wagon
on our streets and the derrick for the
well is built. Mr. Sharp has had some
of the machinery hauled, but on ac-
count of having to order some more,
it will be some time before he will
commence work.
MI. and Mrs Medlin and son, Rob
erL. went to Waxahachie Thursday.
! MIR. and Mrs. Lee Byrum of Ash
wood -nent Friday night with the
latter's parents.
Mrs. Charlie Farrar visited hel
parents at Rocket last week.
Mrs Kirkpatrick and son have re
turned from their visit to Nortf
| Texas.
Miss Carrie Gist visited relatives
at Mansfield last week
MIR. ALIVE Moore gave party
Wednesday night.
Messrs. Carl Medlin, Arthur
Crouch and Mr. Keith attended the
Woodmen lodge at Sterrett Saturday
night.
Mr. Doss Byrum and mother have
returned from Tennessee
Grandpa Gibbons of Iepyr is visit
ing relatives and friends of Red Oah
and Rocket
Mr. Owens and wife spent Satur
day night and Sunday with the for
mer's parents.
Mrs Charlie Dodson went to Wax
ahachie Saturday and came neal
having to walk home for little ne
gro boy was caught driving her horse
and buggy out of town.
Rev Lindsey is conducting pro
tracted meeting at Chapel Hill.
Mr.. c. Rocket visited relatives II
Fort Worth Saturday and Sunday
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YOUNG MAN BROWNS.
of Cannon Cracker Fright
ems Him and He Falls in Lake.

Madison, H., July 6,-Frank
Dickson, son of William Dickson of
St Louis, was drowned Sunday in
Horseshoe Lake near Madison.
Frightened by the explosion OF a
cannon cracker behind him, Dixon
fell from the bank on which he was
doing. The youth and his two broth
ers had been sent here by their faith
or TO avoid the possibility of their be-
ing injured by fireworks in st. Louis
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DAYLIGHT saloons.

Lincoln, Neb, July ga law
which is designed to send cornwall
Nebraskans home TO their families at
night went into effect today. The
statute confines the sale Of liquor
between the hours Of 7 a. m. and \
p. m, and provides a severe penalty
for saloon Keepers who keep their
places open at other hours. 1t is eH-
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HATS cleaned and reblccked tip
top Got to look like new or no
pay, Bring also your clothes here to
be cleaned and pressed, or new ones
made; there is nothing" in tailor
ing that we can't do. All work guar
anteed. Phone 57l. NJ Kurzlieb, 116
College street II
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market. 1t is taken internally in dos
es from ] 0 drops to a teaspoonful II
acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Send for circu-
lars and testimonials.
Address: F. J. Cheney & Co, To
ledo. o..
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con -
stipation. q
Read what the advertisers say.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good black
land farm in Kaufman county. Three
miles from Kemp. Good school and
church advantages. VIII sell ON easy
terms or trade for property In or
near Waxahachie. This is just the
place for man wanting good home,
Waxahachie Nursery Co. 80
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RED OAK.

Red Oak, July 5.--The Children s
day service at the Presbyterian
church was attended by large crowd
Sunday The children did well. The
church was nicely decorated for the
occasion.
A crowd of young folks were out
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pected that the law will go far to-
ward preventing drunkenness and
undue indulgence in liquors.
1t was while arguing in favor of
the passage of this bin by the state
Legislature that former Governor
Poyuter was stricken dead last April.
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Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops chronic coughs that weaken
the constitution and develop into
but heals and strength
ems the lungs 1t affords comfort and
rcnef in the worst cases of chronic
bronchitis, asthma, hay fever and
lung trouble. b w. Fearis.
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CALVIN BROS, are prepared to at
tend to your wants when they are
in the gents furnishing line. Clean
ing pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and satisfac-
tion is always guaranteed. Phone
them and see. tt
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For FeVerishnesS and Aching

Whether from Maiarious conditions.
Colds or overheating, try Hicks
CAPUDINE. It reduces the fever and
relieves the aching. It's Liquid-10,
25 and soc at Drug Stores. alt
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We print anything you want from
a visiting card to the largest size
circulars. Enterprise Publishing
company
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Notice.

NV photo car is now open and
ready for business. r. e. Sankey. IT
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company.
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WEATHER. Tonight and Wednes-
day partly cloudy weather. Max. 1872.
Min. 10.
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FOUND-Silver watch. Owner apply
at this office. rs
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
MULLINS BUY IN WEST
CHESTER PROPERTY

In West Chester yesterday morning the
property in that place OF the late James L.
Mullin was sold at trustees sale to close
the estate.
There was large crowd Of prospective
bidders as well as many interested parties
and the usual curious spectators. The rep
resentatives OF the Wilmington Trust Conn.,
pany trustee by appointment were pres
ent TO conduct the sale, as we'll as heirs
Of the estate
The property, a store on Gay street,
was to be sold subject to the right Of the
present tenant TO occupy the same until
April /, 1910 the occupant being j. Herbert
Mullin, a son OF the deceased.
Tho first bid was $4,000, made by Fred
Wahl. manager OF the establishment Of Mfr
Mullin, and hts was not crossed, and the
property was soon knocked of to him a,
the representative Of John s. Mullin, Jr,
OF this city and J. Herbert Mullln.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
YOUNG NEGROES
ATTACKED BOY

As a result Of being attacked by a
crowd Of young negroes at Twelfth and
Orange streets. last night, Frank Mar
vel aged le white boy, living at No.
3Ol West Fourth street. was taken TO the
Delaware Hospital last night. Several
stitches we're taken in his head TO close
a severe CASH
The boy was standing outside the State
Arsenal watching some Of the militamen
drill and at the same time was looking
after a team belonging to Jacob Zimmer-
mann. who was the caterer at a luncheon
given at the Armory by one Of the COM
panies.
4 number Of colored lads ranging in
age from "A to 20 years, approached the
white boy and called him names He
warned them to desist. when one Of the
gang struck him a vicious blow with a
club. Marvel sarted to run into the armory
when another Of the coiored boys threw a
brick which struck him in the head.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION

The first meeting Of the new year OF the
Mercantile Association was held last night
II was decided 20 make the enrolment Of
new members the principal work OF the
month. The association has 200 members.
and It is purposed to bring the member
ship TO 500. An effort will be made TO in
terest every merchant in the city in the
organization.
The standing committees were appointed
for the year as follows;
House and Social Committee-F. H..
Steinle, d. p. DuRoss and r. L. Mettler
Auditing Committee-J l.. Clark, ]. c.
Strong and ]. p. Conway.
Financial Committee-D. w Lynch,
Samuel IA. Baynard and William Law
ton.
Membership Committee-F. L. Mettler,
J. C.. O'Neal F. II. steinle and II. T..
Graham.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
Social and
Personal

r Rayard Ninyard, of Warwick, is a
visitor hero this week
Daniel E Wilson spont the week end
with relatives at Warwick.
Miss Mary Reynolds Is the guest
of Mrs. s. Taylor Reynolds, of Fair
llill
Mrs. Amanda Thompson of Fair HIN,
ls spending a few weeks with relatives
ln this city.
Mrs. Arthur Willis. of Fair liill has
boon visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Calvin Miles, of Appleton, was
"a recent visitor In this city.
Miss Elizabeth Scott and brother,
Lewis. of Appleton, has returned from
a visit 90 local friends.
stephen Denver has been visiting his
parents az Iron Hill,
William b. Walton. OF Iron Hin, was
b recent visitor here.
stanley NJ Arthurs, the well-known
Illustrator. rs spending a few days with
his parcnts at Kcnton.
William y. Moore and friend spcni
sunday with r. H. Lloyd of kcnton.
Mr. aud Mrs j. Edward TweddlC
\ have been visiting relatives az Clay.
ton.
Airs Tarhutton has returned from
visit TO Mr. and Mrs. w, IT, payctt
id CLAYTON.
AIr and Mrs. Silas Farrow have re.
turned from visit 10 Lcinsic,
John and Louis Reynolds. OF Eel.
ton. are visiting local friends.
Albert Brcnison has been visiting
friends at iron Hill.
samuel Mccullough has been th'
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
LOOK OUT FOR
PICKPOCKETS

Chief OF Police George Black has made
excellent arrangements for watching the
crowds on the streets during the circus
parade and around the circus grounds at
Front and Union streets. Pickpockets fol-
low large productions like the Ringing
Brothers show and many are the pocket
books and sold watches which are appro-
priated by these deft fingered gentry.
Practically the entire police force will
be ON duty an day and late into the night
chief Black issues warning 10 the public
TO see tina watches are securely fastened
and fohs not exposed. Wallets should he
placed in pockets not easy to reach with
out the owner detecting the touch Of a
pickpocket's hand.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
SELFISH SNOWMAN
WISHES FOR RAIN

Naturally tho permanent amusements
OF Wilmington will suffer a falling off
today on account Of the pres
ence OF the circus-provded rain does
not interfere in their behalf. Local the
atrc men always pray for rain on cir
Gus day-t prevents the transcient as
well as the home people from attending
the circus and drives them indoors. With
several thousand out-of-town people on
the streets, rain would mean a rich har-
vest for everybody except the circus.
Naturally enough. shOwmcn are Just as
selfish as any other class OF people, each
wants that which benefits him most. re-
gardless OF the cost to the other fellow,
Major Johnson, Of the acrobatic team
OF Burns and johnson. appearing at the
Opera House this week, relates a story
Of rain and opposition that might be
taken as lesson by over Jealous and
selfish showmen. For eighteen years
Johnson appeared In an act known as
Johnson, Davenport and Lorella, travel
ing with the leading rircuses OF the
time Later the act was broken up and
the three members went their separate
ways.
Five years ago the major was with the
Forepaw- Sells circus, and on the date
OF the shows appearance I'm Portsmouth
| Ohio. town on the bank OF the Ohio
river, he met his old partner. Davenport
who was managing a local theatre, and
his FIRST remark after the greeting was
81 hope II rains today and drives them
all TO me- Major Johnson was on the
outs with tho circus management over
some trivial Misunderstanding. and join
ed wishes with his old friend In a spirit
Of revenge.
Just how hard they wished for rain oi
how long they prayed for Il is not stated
or whether the rain came in answer &c
/ their prayers and wishes rs not known
| But come it did and in torrents The
/ Ohio river rises at n rapid rate under
a heavy rainfall. Portsmouth Is situated
on very low land along the river hank
and IN less than twcnty-four hours botf
tho circus ground and Davenport's the.
atre were flooded with muddy overflow
/ Of thc river. Major johnson lost all hts
! three weeks while the circus was reor-
/ ganizing. Davenport was put out of
business entirely by tho food He gath
cred his belongings together and left
town vowing never again TO pray for
rain against circus.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
FARMER GASHED
BY MOWER KNIVES

GEORGETOWN, May 14.-Faling
from a mower at Piney Grove near
here Orin Atkins a young farmer. was
dragged for over a quarter of a mile
with the sharp blades cutting into his
side and legs at every step of the
mules Atkins was cutting off a field
of scarlet clover and leaned down to
repair something that was wrong
without stopping the machine. He lost
his balance and fell in front of the
machine the hooks catching in his
clothing and holding him close to the
revolving knives
His cries had no effect on his mules,
which dragged him over a quarter of a
mile before a man in another field saw
the accident and stopped them. doc
tor who was hurriedly summoned at
first gave no hopes of saving Atkins
life. but il appears as though his Won
derful vitality will pull him through.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
MIDDLETOWN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. May 14-Invi-
tations have been received to the mar
riage Of Miss Lille Belle Robb, daugh-
ter Of John Robb. and William Ran
kin Hall, all of Pheonixvile, Pa. The
ceremony will take place at Z o'clock
on the evening of June second. in the
First Presbyterian Church, Phoenix
Vile. Mr. Hall is a son OF Mrs. Mary
A. Hall, Of this town, and lived here
during his boyhood. Mr.. and Mrs
Hall will be at home after July fif-
teenth, at No. 152 South Main street.
Phoenixville.
Miss eliza c. Green entertained on
Wednesday afternoon. from to 5
o'clock, in honor of Mrs. John Cochran
Green, a bride Of a month. About
thirty guests were present. Mrs
Cuthbert S. Green, Miss Helen Brady.
Miss Ethel Brady, Miss Esther Shall
cross. Miss Justine Peverley and Miss
Helen Cochran assited in receiving.
Mrs. Martha J. Clark. widow Of
James w. Clark, died at her home on
Bohemia Manor. on Tuesday. aged Y
years Mrs. Clark had not been we'll
for some time, but was not thought
to be seriously i'll. She leaves one
daughter and five sons. The funeral
services will be held on Friday after
noon at the home, with interment in
Forest Cemetery near here.
Mrs. w. A. Comegys is spending a
few days I'm Washington. d. c.
Miss Kitty Pennington has returned
home after a short visit with Will
mington friends.
Mrs. George Allen and son, Of Phil
adelphia. have been visiting here.
Mrs. Julia Cochran and daughter
Miss Helen. were in Philadelphia this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mcwhorter spent
last Sunday with relatives at Morton,
Pa.
Miss May Clayton. who is III in Phil
adelphia. was given a postal shower
by her friends here in Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Grif1th is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. w. Beaston. in Hertford,
y. c. Mrs Grihith's son. Joseph, has
obtained a position in Hertford
Mrs. W. II. Houstain and daugh-
ter. Miss Myrtle. have returned from
Baltimore. Md, where they have been
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Houstain's daughter. Mrs. J. NJ. Maud
ain.
Mrs. J. C. Parker is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. L. G. Sterner, at Cam
den.
Miss Sylvia Arthurs of Kenton. Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ. b. Burris.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
Birthday Party.

An enjoyable surprise party was given
TO Mrs. Mcna Baldwin In honor OF her
hfiy-ninth birthday. az her homo at Rich
ardson Park on Wednesday evening by
her children. Onlysnear relatives were in
vltcd
Those who attended the party were the
Rev. and Mrs. c. j. Herze. OF Philadel-
phla; Mrs. r. Henzel, Edward Henzel.
Henry lurzel, Mrs. Henry Hirzel, Mena
Hirzel Pauline Hirzel Henry Hirzel. Jr.,
Herbert iirzoL Harry Lodge, Mrs Harvey
Lodge, Henry Lodge, Mr and Mrs Harry
Baldwin and family. OF Newport: Mrs.
Maudo baldwin Robert Green. Marion
Green and children, Mrs. Lena Greer
Harry Baldwin, Elmer Baldwin and Mrs
Marguerite Lodge
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
SMYRNA GETTING
READY FOR CONVENTION

The Episcopal Diocese of Delaware
will meet in annual convention at St.
Peters Church, Smyrna, on Wednes-
day, June .. The Rev. Charles II.
Holmead, rector, and the vestry Of st.
Peters are already making their plans
for the entertainment of delegates and
are making such improvements to the
church property as is necessary. In
the morning the Rev. +. j. Kinsman,
bishop of the diocese. win celebrate the
holy communion and deliver an ad-
dress, after which the Rev X. j. Ham
mond. rector of Emmanuel Church.
Wilmington. will preach the sermon.
The afternoon session will he devoted
to the reading of the reports and the
transaction of other business.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
THEATRICAL
THE GARRICK

Nine. Bonita who comes to the Car
rick Theatre next week. was tho star
Of the Wine, Woman and Song pro-
ductlon which played for two straight
seasons at the Circle theatre, New
York. She Is a woman Of a strong
personality, attractive and versatile.
Nine. Mildred, the queen of all mind
readers. comes to town direct from a
European tour where she met with a
triumph second 10 no woman who has
ever toured the old country with per-
formance OF this kind Tom Moore,
the comedian, Lew Welch, star OF
"rhe Shoemaker" Company and about
twenty others go TO make up a very
promising aggregation next week at
this house
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
THREE YEAR TERM
FOR MRS. POORE

II took the jury in the Elizabeth Poore
case ten minutes yesterday afternoon TO
return a verdict OF guilty OF assault She
was sentenced TO three years imprison-
ment When court convened three lawyers
blocked the view Of the prisoner so that
she could not see her child. Mildred Vir-
glnia Poore while the child testified to the
assault.
Joseph Sigerella, who is under sentence
OF death Tor felonious assault on the
child was brought in from the workhouse
10 testify in behalf Of the woman.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
guest OF friends az Iron nm.

guest OF friends nt Iron Hin.
John q. Denver has returned from a
trip TO Iron Illll.
Alr. and Mrs. IA. W. Conner have
been the guests of his parents at Iron
llin
Mrs. Susanna jackson, of Woodlawn,
is visiting Wilmington friends
Mrs. Annie Smiley, of Brooklyn. ~
y, has returned after a visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. William II. Mansley.
Mrs A. &. Thompson, of Fairhin
Md. Is spending n week with her
daughter, Mrs. Il. +, Johnston. of this
city.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
Evening Company.

At her home No, $40 North jackson
street. on Tuesday evening, Miss Bessie
friends. Among those present were; Miss
Eima parroll, Miss Anna Money. Miss
Agnes Konitzcr Miss Elizabeth Nonitzer.
Miss Lena Garhct Miss Bessie Beacon.
Miss Madeline Beacon Miss Wnena
Hewlett, Miss Rhoda Hewlett Miss Ethel
Harper, Miss Elizabeth walker Miss
Grace ticssick, Miss Beatrice Clcaver,
Miss Marie Frlgoi, Miss Laura Sparks.
Miss Elizabeth Lanorty. Miss Mary Laf-
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
SUSPECT MONEY
CHANGING SWINDLE

To the police yesterday was reported
the presence here of two suspected money
changing" swindlers. one Of those APP
preached yesterday was George l.. Fergu-
son, OF No. 13 East Second street one man
entered his store asked for a so bill in
exchange for twenty one-dolar bills. say
ing he wanted to send the money away,
Mr. Ferguson knew the trick, however,
and declined TO make the change. The
men tried 10 work the trick at other
stores but were not successful.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
cranoers Have soeial session.

The weekly meeting Of Brandywine
Grange at Talleyville last night was
devoted 10 entertainment by members
Of the grange. Among those who took
part were Miss Mackleroy. who sang.
Miss Passmore. who played the piano.
and Mr. Baldwin. who recited. The at
tendance was large. Five candidates
will be initiated at the meeting on next
Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
F.BURGETTE SHORT
ON VISIT HERE

The Rev. r. Burgette Short pastor
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. Of Salt Lake City. Utah. viii
arrive in this city this afternoon to
spend several days. Mr.. Short Is ac-
companied by Mrs Short and while
here they will be the guests OF Mrs
Shorts mother. Mrs. J. A. Hart, No.
1908 dupont street
Mr.. Short will preach in Harrison
Street Church. one OF his former
charges. at 1890 o'clock on Sunday
morning. It is expected that a large
congregation will hear him.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
Hanos Sell With FISHING Line.

CHESTER. Pa. May 14.-The body
OF an as yet unidentified man was
found hanging from a small tree at
Bow Creek. The stranger had tied a
stout fishing line around his neck and
dragging on the ground strangled him
self to death. Tho man was 25 years
old. fet inches tall and apparently
OF foreign birth. The body was taken
in charge by Deputy Coroner Charles
DreMes.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
pover Boz eaek b NAM

DOVER. May 14.-Harry w. Bell.
son OF Mrs. Mary V. Bell, of this town.
who but recently completed a four
years service in the United States
Navy on the battleships st. Louis and
Mississippi. receiving an honorable dis
charge with high honors. has re-en-
listed in the navy and has ben assign
ed 70 the st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
Mr.. sanborn TO Visit Europe.

Andrew T.. Sanborn, who has been con-
fined TO his home for several weeks, has
so far recovered that he will be able to
leave his home In a few days. Mr. and
Mrs saahorn have taken passage on the
White tsar steamship Baltic for Europe
and VIII sail from New York on saturday.
May %. They win FIRST visit ireland. thence
they VIII tour Scotland. England cross
to Parts. and from there through Italy
and switzerland.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14

ferty, Harry Algard. Samuel Chadwick,
william Mccullough. William Lewis, Ed
jackson Asa Rambo, Howard Denny.
John Proud, Dallas Walker. Joseph An
drews Norman Watson, Harold WillSin-
son, Findley Walker, Hugh Murphy.
Harry Briscoe. Mr. aud Mrs Harper. Mr..
and Mrs. George d. Walker and others.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
Fun Win Blindfolded Groundhoa.

KENNETH SQUARE, Pa, May IA
Edward j. Chandler. of this place. came
upon ground hog in a field. where 1t
had trapped itself by getting tin
can fastened over its head. and II was
easy TO guess that the animal couldn't
see its shadow.
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
CHILDS' Big
CUT PRICE SPECIALS

liitlc White Beans .......st.sss,tc at
boxes Childa' double tip parlor
Matches .st.t...t.t.tt.s...... .lNc
lirst Pearl Barley. 3 pounds for ....10c
Finest quality Carolina Rice ....Sc no
lintior-"Swcet Bloom" Print ..33c No
Finest Fresh Creamery .....a0c 10
COFFEE.
Selected RIO ssfss.s.ss.stsssss..l 10
Golden Santos .................17c lh
Golden pcabcrry .............i9c no
fitirf True Java .srstssss.tss.t1fC 10
Chllds' Coylon Blend Tea. IA pound
mir Tight box ....t,-s...........i Toe
lf you're a lover OF fine tea. youll
appreciate ita superior quality and tell
your frlcnds about a. les a blond we
have stuck 10 for over 2b years.
New California Dried Lima Beans
ioc at
PRuNEs.
nf.II,.... .Inn Ia. IN
Evening journal., 1909-05-14
Extra" Suit Sale.

The Boston Cloak Store holds an
extra" sale tomorrow when s12 and S14
taffcta silk suits are to he sold for
sos. There are one hundred of these
suits in all the shades worn this sea-
SOM