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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
DELo1T ITEMS.

F. F. Brogden, Charles and Ray
Shives took trip to Council Bluffs
Wednesday last week.
Mrs. S. Horr, Mrs. Kessler. M.
Meyers. S. F. Wedlock and C. j.
Hunt were in town between trains
Wednesday.
Stanley Browne and family received
q visit from his three sisters q few
days the past week. one from Dunlap,
one from Marshalltown and one from
Clear Lake. They returned home
Monday morning.
Among the ministers present at the
Sunday School convention and L. d.
s. Quarterly Conference were Elders
j. w. Wright, P. M. Hansen. j. C.
Crabb. G. E. Butterworth, j. L. But
terworth and D. Brewster.
Farmers have been delayed with
their corn blowing on account of the
wet weather.
Mrs. Nellie Baber and daughters Of
Dow City attended the conference at
Deloit and visited old neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Horr had the
pleasure of entertaining her nieces,
Mrs. A. II. Rudd, husband and two
daughters. and Mrs. j. L. Riggleman
and husband to dinner Sunday.
Born, Monday. June 18th to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Robertson. son.
Mrs. A. j. Mason and daughter.
Iva, went to Omaha Monday morning
to visit her friend, Mrs. Ethel Baker,
q few days.
Children's day will be held next
Sunday at the M. E. church.
Next Sunday will be Memorial Day
for the Woodmen and Brotherhood
lodges.
Miss Winnie Rudd and Miss Ora
Butterworth of Dow City were guests
of Miss Eunice Dobson Friday. Satur.
day and Sunday.
Alfred Jackson Of Dow City spent
Saturday and Sunday at Deloit.
R. R. Montgomery and wife Of
Denison were at Deloit Saturday ane
Sunday.
Preaching services were held at tn,
L. D. 5. church Monday, Tuesday ane
Wednesday evenings.
Both Deolit Sunday Schools are in
vited to join in the big Fourth of Jul,
Picnic at Denison. Deloit ought t,
win the flag.
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Mrs. Ed. johnson went to Carroll Sat.
urday to visit their brother and hus-
band. who is in the hospital at that
place. Miss johnson returned Mon
day while Mrs. johnson remained to
accompany her husband home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mauritz and
Albert Mauritz of Bronson, Iowa,
stopped off ir Boyer Saturday on their
way to Kiron.
Mrs. Ella Summers of Coon Rapids.
who has been visiting at Ricketts,. ac-
companied by Mrs. Burt of Ricketts,
stopped off in Boyer between trains
ON their way to Ari4.
Otto Vosgerau came up from Deni-
son Saturday.
Miss Dora Ernie went to Denison
Friday.
. Charles O'Donnell went to Council
Bluffs Friday.
Max christensen returned hope
from few days. visit at Denison
Friday.
Thursday William Kimes and son.
Charles White and o 'Donnell visited
Denisop.
Rev. LaReau and wife and children
of Denison stopped off in Boyer 1hrus-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
GOODRICH NEWS.

Miss Durham Of Nebraska has been
visiting with her friend. Miss Emma
Anderson.
Mrs. Willard Turner and Mrs. Lacy
Myers visited under the parental roof
Tuesday.
L. F. Morris and daughter visited
Sunday at Vim. Coses.
U. S. Dunbar spent Sunday with
friends in Deloit.
Mrs. Hannibal Fink visited last
week in Charter Oak.
John Anderson and family and
Arthur Whey and family visited Sun
day at Mrs. Anderson's.
Albert Whey and family visited at
Sam Anderson's Sunday.
Pete Petersen and daughters were
Deloit visitors Monday.
L. F. Morris drove TO Denison
Tuesday to be present at the Soldiers
Relief meeting.
Tuesday Mrs. A. D. Whey enter
tanned in honor Of Mrs. Clarence Brog-
den, her old schoolmate. 1t was also
Mrs. Winey's birthday and her friends
gave her surprise or tried to. Her
home was decorated with flowers and
the ladies spent the afternoon visiting.
A lovely lap supper was served and
the afternoon passed all to rapidly.
Don and Verne Wilkinson spent
Sunday at thier uncles, James McKim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner were down to
Deloit Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Brogden has been
visiting her many relatives in Good
rich thisweek.
Mr.. Fred Petersen made Deloit q
call Saturday.
Goodrich township will be well
represented at the 4th of July Picnic
in Denison.
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day on their way home from Kiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Nelson attend.
ed the graduation exercises in Deuison
Thursday evening.
The Ladies Of the NJ. E. church
gathered together and gave the church
. thorough cleaning Friday.
Mesdames j, Erickson. E. johnson
and Moline visited in Boyer Friday.
All the Boyer people are invited to
attend the Fourth Of July Picnic at
Denison under the auspices Of the
Sunday Schools.
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

Miss Lorraine Vollertsen came down
from Battle Greek Saturday night.
She is visiting Miss Lena Herbison
and other friends in the Oak.
Reuben Riedesel returned home in
time to be present at the banquet OF
the Charter Oak Alumni. He finished
his course in mechanical engineering
at the State Agricultural school this
June.
D. D.. Carlton returned to Charter
Oak the last Of the week to finish up
some work and attend the Alumni
Banquet He announced that he and
Mrs. Carlton are the parents Of new
baby boy. He returned to Rippey
Saturday morning.
Mrs. c. A. Hilsabeck. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. F. Bar
Der, returned to her home at Hold
redge. Neb., last week. Mrs. Barber
returned with her for short visit.
L. Curnwell. P. Conner, Geo.
Naeve and c. G. Kemming were over
on Friday to consult with the board of
directors on affairs at the Farmers
State Bank and to select a cashier to
take the place Of H. A. Tinker, re-
signed. They arrived at no decision.
The alumni of the Charter Oak High
School held their annual banquet and
class initiation last Friday night.
The supper was furnished by p. H.
Bahnsen and was given in the city
hall which was prettily decorated for
the occasion.
On last Friday afternoon Miss Lyon
died at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j. j. McWilliams. 1t was known for
some time that Miss Lyon would never
recover and the end came quickly and
the months of suffering that
usually attend that dread disease
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to G. christianeon of Ida County, who

to c. Christianeon of Ida County, who
expects to move onto same.
Mrs. Alice Wicksell and children
left Monday for their home in Me-
braska, after a most pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Kiron.
Mrs. Florence Warren and Mrs. F.
L. Doan of Kansas City are the guests
for several weeks at the Everett War
rem home northwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Peterson re-
turned Thursday from Short. but
most pleasant visit at Omaha.
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DOUBLE MURDER
THEN SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb &C. Ry
u p erased by Jealous raEN vii
liam Hams. an engineer employed ni
the RAiston IRON Works. shot and
killed Aira IL Woods his laudlRdti
and William Ludfofd. another
icd9cr. last night and then fired
bullet into his brain. after procufins
new pistol with which t0 end his
life.
Hans returned &C. The house last
nleht as Mrs Wooda was cooking
supper. and discovered landlord with
her What occurred then u un
known. bat Ia few minutes Lud-
fofa ran cat ol thc back door with
Hans ia pursuit PISTOL ~ hand. ~
landlord endeRvorod to arnit q fentv
Hans fired three times, enc bullet
penetrating the ficeting mans heart
and both others taking effect
RcturninR to thr kitchen Hans
shot Mrs Woods through the heart
lie then turngd his weapon on HIM
self. but the last cartridge missed
fire lie rushed cut ~ the house,
ans husteuing Is nearby storu
purchased a new pistol. with which
~ ended his own life at The room
81 q friend several blocks away.
Both Hans ana landlord had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-24

PASCO. FEB 2f-By 4. PA.
" Brown. switchman IN the pasco
yards. was caught between the
drawbars while riding on the foot.
board on local engine last night
and instantly killed Brown had
been a resident q pasco for five
months. and vas a member Of Pasco
9witcbmen and Tralnmena union.
The body. IN charge 81 his wife.
will be shipped 10 hla former home
ct Columbus. O.. for lntermeut.
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TORNADO KILLS IL

MARKED TREE, Ark. Feb. "a
BY Y. P-Thirteen person were
killed. more than a score injured
several seriously and virtually
esery bnllding In the town OF Fisher
was wrecked By q tornado today
Wires are down and the iuforma.
ton received waa b. messenger
Because 81 the flooded condition a
relief party which started from
Marked Tree vas forced 70 turn
back.
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~ j bacheider o. the National
Grange has asked the local Cham.
Der of Commerce 10 endorse bill
now pending IN congress. providing
for the creation u n National High
way Commission. and for appropria.
tons BY congress for the improve.
fnent aud maintenance Of public
roads.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume rrapensi.
tiiity for errors IT any tiud
occurring IN teicphoned adVer-
isemertn
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BURIED MEN ARE
FREED


work that required hours to &C
complish
Undaunted. however the men
instantly resumed their dangerous
task. lncsled 20 energy ty the fear
that the temporary crihhing In The
pocket where the imprisoned men
we're held mlght at any time give
way under the tremendous strain
OF the mass Of earth above. which
constantly grew heavier IN the
doWnpour oi rain
MAnager III W Hassatt and Su
pevlntendent - A Roy were con.
stnntly Ia the tunnel from the
time the accident occurred. at
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning
and they refused 10 leave until the
bodies OF the dead were brought 90
che surface, They seemed 10 Feel
that they were responsible Tor the
accident
This Is the third accident thar
has occurred IN the Grant & Smith
company's section ~ work on The
north trunk sewer extending Ia
natural level from Green lake
around by The exposition grounds.
where an overflow branch is put
into Lake Union. and on up the
shore Of this lake 90 Fremont.
finally emptyins into salt water AZ
Fort iAwton.
Five Lives Lost.
IN these three accidents five
men have lost their lives. and rs
have been more or less Injured
The nature o. the ground Ia which
the work must b. done renders
~ accident always a thing 80 BE-
reck0ncd with II 81 what IL
known as spotted ground. filled
with short yockegs ~ hard pam IN.
iegspersed with bodies ~ the soft.
est sand Timber crshbing is al.
most unable 20 support II. as eyi-
deneed BY yesterdays accident and
the one Of April last. which o..
Cured less than 200 yards from
the point where the nine men we're
ffnprisoned yesterday
10 driving the drift. the tunnel
men work under Temporary 10 BY
fe timbeFs. placed every four feet.
with which at equal intervals par
manent timbeFlng il Installed.
This. under OrdinAry eircBm-
stances. IS considered sufficient By
the contractors TO bear the weight
above. In places knowu 20 B. par
ficuiariy dangerous. The tim bers
are placed closer te91ssher. The
particular spot In which this acci.
dent occurred vas not tholkht 90
be especially dangerous. As the
tunnel apparently ran through the
hard-pan there but e Is now cvi
Gent that this hard pan extended
but a few inches above the roof
Of the tunnel. and that an immense
quantity Of o. sand vas superlm-
posed. At the time when the fall
occurred the Temporary timbers
we're being removed 10 make way
FOR the coucreting gang. who brick
and concrete the bore In sections
of rs feet.
The crash came without q warn
Ing sound. and u - considered Al.
most a miracle that the entire gang
Of III men was not crushed.
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=AELP WANTED
AND ALI CLASSIFIED ADS.

Ore cent = word - Minimum
charge zoe. when charged %
account actual number ~ lines
a. set viii 30 counted. Seven
Insertions made Tor tho price
q xix when cash 10 paid. All
cap. lines. or fractian thereof.
viii be counted an two iincA
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Solicitors wanted 90 wafa
on communication EaHa anfh
ans Eent Territory, 1897 Sew
snth Ave
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AAl.H OF ENTIRE coMrrNTe ~
shN ~ shvoM HOUSE. zeag CHARLES
HIhtfr iefe A ~ FHfuAF. fNu
aaa msfifsssss bureaus eamtiastions'
enfnnNass iace raftaiHs pillows bed
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hsaisf sas piafss kiicssn And iaandrg
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sstge 4ahn tiashsli. AaeuaEsef lad
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gs.Hns - snpuN PRIVATE nrs
lphAeh ffes FfffH Az ftstussa
tialtsff sna tisa stai Ehasaaas. Yet.
.gpH bses saad Servings ara asssiFsssss.
ffessefs. tnfn snsl3ss sfanda asffa nna
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eHffei f9n meathefed aeAi, Ffssi ranNs
s4@a4rHHa fass. etuasira pieiaFss. toilet
eatn faHaiHs afeusfis paFtaf suite
fpshsff hall faek. etc sir Ats 6aads
sasat - sold ai ihis ezis. heuss V
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ssan.ef reeass asia isei. lad iift.
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Hti tvY yHuH sseda a. haas e4sh PRICES,
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wafnias - nsuafs - cheap. nsat reef.
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tfsns Elnssf NaahL itif FIrst AZ
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paying attontona 90 Mrs Wnodn
who waa e. widow. and jealousy led
ta tho trinlo killing
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SITUATIONS WANTEn."

Situations Wanted aaxer-
tisemcntn g8c Tor Is words. ,
tlmcA Additional spaea &c per
line
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While The wedding bells are ring
inE, the pareou fondly replaeea IN
their case hia good glasses which
have once more aO faithfully ne.
sisted him Go Join the hliaaful two
IN emo Good glasaes. we say. for
they were purchased from Your on.
tiolan Wetnel, a2S peopgea Bank
Bids corner Second aud Pike.
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sassr-saaaHa-a aaa
We aiFh 10 slnererlf fHank osf msrF
frfgNds faF shHtF klnHif asanf AaH faf
fhasg aefaa ~ aFmNafhE nHa uNiifi
duflnE tba sirknfsa ard dsentsa e 1uf
fear faftrf % rarHe ~ a. EafHr.
"a raNns sarah a raEus Ia
rnamass Nellie rhofuas %. Februs
az BAL la sNa eitN
HafJHsaeslaE NHhlt4an IL. NaAfaafF
~ 80 Qaesn AHns ~
MIiisfe@ Hra a. Miller. -. fshg1Aff
ts NtnaF hospital
kNftekA 0=e-tt kAtaF has 30 FEB
f4arF 4f 81 fnss CITY
Romsns y Romans, g. Fssfasry se.
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BlRTH NOTICES.

Ysdssa-Tn the mGfe 20 = reeFN citfs
Netfuaff .ss. q 8aaFttsr
tlFfn=Ta the Nafe 20 a fifth. titf.
HsteuafF tf sna
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saa rttv gehfHafg 2 sos.
f1ass 10 ths eifs 81 % Neeas titN.
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Macss-f6 ths slfs u s. Moore. afsa
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ron EXCHANGE.
AUCTION sALgs.

rtir EAatE AUCTION go viii sell
thuteasff fetfuaff 4t commencing a
20 70 ma fefHsf ilhs o. ard AiasH
AZ i4fEe varsity " ell hlnus ~ fars
hra ANa NrrNNa hand carpets ana sugs
~ fasefs and rnHnmadts writing assks Ia
60 anH iuahnEenf. huffsta shina tit4sats
500 ,hiIFuhisfn rns faeHsfs. rhaitH SOD
estFnsian fshiss srwins snaahtnsss - eel
ranges rneh stoves ana heaters lace
saftathE httufsa sud aH hlnfa ~ useful
p e.fsa fsfnishiHEs fnu numerous b. Hurn4
tiun NHn miss fhis sale a. fhssa sfsnf
ba epld e. make room TT otttaFs Nai4
t,"si titsif. fain ~ shine , g Niaghru
ANftlenesf ia Il
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BALLARD AGENcY-P. r.
Mullen. 8tos Ballard av, crp.
city Hail Phone Ballard sea
MAIN OFFICE Seventh as.
Between union and University.
Phones. Niain 1880 Ind ttt
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= RAILWAY TIME TABLES. 4
q % not trust printed time I
. tablee In newspapers. Fer I
= time Of departure and arrival
e Of trains trlephens King street
q STATEN Information Bureau, 1
e Sunset. Main 9f&o, lndepena'
e ens III.
$3.50 49, q 4
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For Three DAYS

lot soxiee corner, Go alley. sound
Woodland Park. ftgs cash Take pain.
net av. ear to tsth Phone white asa
North rs.
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SEE US

We hsss several small Gloss N hones
a. fftt enf ~ Terms vs. t1N n-~haif
saH@a Ike rent CtuearlH iHfa 1tfe ADD
% #f-inse-in acre tFHrfs tfet and -.
Some ~ thasa have houses on Alsq
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sFten 1852 81 W ane save sEsata CONS
a. tNsganH
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

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= NUNLN 70 10
Classification cAnnat b. Given
after 10 ocloek daily.
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$50 Cash

nuYa that new b-ropm bungalow.
best % plumbing. iof 40Kt0o feet.
close 60 Wallinsford ear. all im-
proYements lea and paid balance
tib month. Phone Main kiNi,
HAnKINs a RIVERS.
500 boston Block.
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ns,.s. : A.,-sr si-.a .A., ,As ssauai
mseti@- g tha
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Japanese Togo, emp and contract
9rH hli kinds of JHpaneHe furnished
promptly Main 1915. Ind gzfz tGs
Main ft -~i0ff0
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To dispose u your used furniture 70
en- advantage call uD our eNchaaEa a..
partmsBt We buy for cash or trada al
lowinE literally. buy your furniture IA
this depaftmenfeyou save a deal The
ofote- Rankin Co EK Department
FREMONT FuRNfTuHE co desires
secondhand goods Highest prices paid
yaidss Farn.. 1919 Ist n lyt1 lad sota
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9safess0uh Aaefian ass Sales efasees
hnFsea Hafrass vehicles hWMaht ana s4la
HH EamasieaiHH uffian nNaGN FfiNaF ]
, ~ Sc hrsa sarsss al slices ha tana
ttranantea 81 osafsstnWn. ~ sfa .-tf
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-23
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Write SANDERS MFG. co., Dalton, Ga.

vo.rbv,s Drug store, Durham, ~
n Too cream. vanilla, milk fat 6.26
per cent. NJ
Five Points Drug Co.. Durham, n.
C.-Ice cream, vanilla, milk 1at' AA''o
per cent.
G. d. King & Sons, Durham, N. c.
Ice cream, vanilla. milk fat 4.4o per
cent.
7. C. Colman. (coL.) Durham, N. G.
cream. vanilla, milk fat 9.09 per
cent.
Holden Drug Co, Greensboro, n. c.
Ice cream. vanilla, milk fat 3.27 per
cent.
J. H. West, Greensboro. n. C.-lce
cream. vanilla, milk fat 6-73 per cent
WonhJe's Restaurant, Greensboro,
N. C.-Ice ream vanilla, milk tat 2.l4
per cent.
Smiths Ice Cream Parlor, Green's
boro, n. C.-Ice cream, vanilla, mix
fat 4.O3 per cent.
Saleely's, Greensboro, N. C.-Ice
cream, vanilla, milk fat 7.O4 per cent.
Charles Marmora Salisbury, N. {.
per cent.
Cornelison &c Cook, Salisbury, N. G..
Ice cream, caromel. milk fat 2.75
per cent: ice cream, madeira. milk
fat 200 per cent.
Plummer's Drug Store. Salisbury,
N. C.-Ice cream, vanilla, milk fat
2.53 per cent.
Kluttz Drug Co., Salisbury. N. c.
Ice cream, chocolate, milk fat 1.79
per cent; ice cream, vanilla, milk fat
3.62 per cent.
Smiths Drug Store. Salisbury, N.
C.-Ice cream, pineapple, milk fat
4.63 per cent; ice cream, peach, milk
fat 6.3S per cent.
A. B. Saleely, Salisbury, N. Gee
cream, vanilla, milk fat 900 per cent;
ice cream, strawberry, milk fat 3.73
per cent.
Woodall & Sheppard, Charlotte, N.
c., Ice ream, vanilla, milk fat 1925
per cent
Hahn's Candy Store, Charlotte. N. c..
Ice rea1n vanilla, milk fat $50
per cent
Hawley's Pharmacy, Charlotte, N.
Ice cream, vanilla, milk fat &32 per
per cent, ice cream, chocolate, milk
fat 9.56 per cent.
D. Dulong, Charlotte, N. C.-Ice
cream, vanilla and strawberry flavor,
milk fat ass per cent.
Brannon Hahn Co, Charlotte, N. G.
Ice cream, milk fat 8.64 per cent.
James p. Stowe e Co., Charlotte, n.
C.-Ice cream, vanilla, milk fat S.66
per cent.
Tryon Drug Co, Charlotte, N. c.
Icec ream, vanilla, milk fat $50 per
cent
Jourdan Drug Store, Charlotte, N.
Gee cream, vanilla, milk fat SIS
per cent.