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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

Burgess. W X Henry and others Each
ana oil Of the spec kers were very pro-
nounccd IN favor " organizing a third
party and put an independent ticket Ia
the field. For this purpose a mass con-
vention viii be held Tuesday night W
r.. Rydalch was elected chairman and
- a. Mitchell secretary The plat
form NJ the Independents viii declare
for high license aud strict regulation
ON the liquor question. providing u
says anything about that issue. In
uny ovcnt 10 viii not b. iu favor of pro-
hibiuon. but win declare in favor OF
bcautifying ana Improving Provo city
and making ID the ideal college and
residence town OF the state
The Republican and Democratic par-
tics have both declared for prohibition,
SD there e. no issue between Thorn. Tho
third or independent party 10 is UNI
dcrstood. win be opposed to local on
city prohibition
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Ohm A. GIBBS
SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES

OGDEN, oct ll.--John A. Gibbs. age
= died NJ the family residence on
Harriswlle avenue yesterday morning
n u o'clock as the result OF injuries
ms,aIned last "wednesday while as
fsting a neighbor IN building barn.
gr Gibbs lost his balance ana fell.
breaking a leg and receiving internal
Injuries OF a serious nature This is
ne third accidental death in tho family
IN five years. a brother was injured
M a horse about I'VE years ago and
lied from the accident; the father met
Dis death while assisting I'm building a
harm. the structure collapsing with
fm. about three years ago. The de-
ceased leaves a sorrOwing mother and
several brothers and sisters. He was
O. very popular Young man i'm the com
munity and leaves host of friends C.
mourn his death. The body Is being
cared FOR by l.arkn & Sons undertake
ing establishment Funeral announce
ment viii be made later
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rNrnrrIc nINnRCI sun CNsE.

pROVO. oct n "A rather pathetic
case cairo before Judge Booth in tho
divorce suit OF Lille v. clayton VS..
James NJ clayton, I'm which plaintiff
was given tho custody of John Carlo-s
I'M three-and-a -half-ycar-old boy.
which is now living with his grandpa
rents. Mr. and Mrs John HiI Of Provo
Bcrch The decree provides that TN"
mother shall have the right to visit tho
boy but there had been some hitch On
carrying ont this provision. and the
matter was brought before the court by
the mother judge Booth had talk
with the child I'M private. nnd when he
returned 60 the benoh stated that tho
child who BIS very bright little fellow
had through some inhuenc ce'cme very
much cstrauged from the mother in it,
feelings. which was a great wrong 60
rhe child The grandparents Mr. and
Mrs JOAN Hin denied any responsible
it's for this condition. The judge or
dered that the child go to it's mother
who Is now living in salt Lake. for
one week when he would make further
orders. The little one however was
very much opposed To going ON the
visit. and wanted Go go with his grand
pareuts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
LOGAN BRIEFS.

President NJ Ballard OF the North
western states mission is In Logan UNI
an Thursday on his way from confer
once 90 his missionary lahors again.
After "a few days stay IN the city he
will leave for Montana 90 look up the
work OF the elders In that locality lie
reports a very successful mission ana
Is delighted with the progress OF sh'
work He reports that the missionaries
are making friends with some Of the
leading spirits In the northwest and by
80 doing the work Is being brought 10
HOMES Heretofore impossible 10 reach.
The nrst meeting ln the Firth ward
Westinghouse smce u has received "a
thorough renovation WAS held today.
The ward folk under the supervision
OF the ward blshopric has put In a new
entrance shingled and repapered the
building and IL now makes a very com
Portable house Tor ward meetings.
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DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
MUNICIPAL TICKET
vo,or Brewer Nominated to succeed
uimsclf-UnanimliN Marks Satur-
days Convention.

OGDEN. oct. 1.-THE work of the
,,,, memorable convention was COM
,,,ed saturday night by the nomina-
,ar Of the following city ticket
aayor-Alexander l. Brewer
paeordor-George shorten.
Auditor Mrs. Orson Riser.
rressurer-W r. Tollcr
Attorney. ID. Skeen.
Thore was considerable enthusiasm
.hronghout the proceedings. and all the
,aninations We're made by reclamation,
Asuing strong unanimity Of feeliag
,nonr the Democrats Of the city.
string speeches were made by
cfsirman Charles II. Smurthwaitc and
1 u Skccn. nominee Tor attorney.
The following announcements OF the
MEMBERS OF the central committee
were made from each wand and rati-
led. First ward. r. T.. Emmett; Sec
orl ward g. ! Humphris; Third ward.
James Harrop. Fourth ward, Joseph
chez Fifth ward, George Lochhead
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WATERW0RKS PROPOSITION
FOR B0UNTIFUL CITY

BOuNTIFlL Davis CO. Oct N 70
The water claimants of the Bountlful
stone creek Irrigation company are tc
have complete system Of waterWorks
ting estimates and making lnvestlga.
lions as 10 the best pipe 20 use Tho
stockholders viii soon be called to-
Rether ~ hear The report of the dircc-
tors az 10 the approximate cost. etc. m
the water owners consent 10 the prop
osition. the work will commence al
once and Il ID expected that the system
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SCHOOL cLosEs oNr WEEK.

OGDEN oct. flowing to the UNI
finished condition Of the ogden high
school building. Il was decided at the
meeting OF the board OF education on
Friday night last 20 adjourn the school
until the heating apparatus Il INSTALL
ed, which is promised by the COM
tractors by the end OF this week Tho
school has been working under ar
faculties FOR the past two weeks and
the recent cold wave made O almost
Impossible 10 hold school an day The
work will be rushed all this week
and IL is hoped That the building w n
be I'm proper condition by The 18th. the
time decided uIOn for rc-opcuiag.
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HORSETHIEF IN THE TOLLS.

OGDEN. oct l1.--Jim Williams.
Rgc %. the self confessed horsethief
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Carl Allison
on Saturday afternoon. was taken back
10 Logan yesterday morning by Deputy
Sherin smith Of Cache county. who
came down for his prisoner SATURDAY
night Williams stole a horse from
Mr. Blair at Logan and brought the
animal as far as Hot Springs where
he traded % 10 ID. r. Woodland and
rode the newly acquired horse into
ogden Here he tried to sell it to
Charles Nelson al a very low figure
but Mr. Nelson was too cautions for
him. Deputy Allison located him In
q laloon on Twenty-hfth street and
Immediately wired the officers at Lo-
gan.
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PROVO.

The News" is delivered by carrier
every night tSundav excepted at Is
cents ner month. An payments and
comrluints should be made 20 z. =.
Dugdale. acent for Daily. saturday
md Semi Weekly News. Orders taxi
en- for Church Works Residence 379
W an North IND. Phone 295-M
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Bell 2oS red
Ind. iO2-A
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You NEEDN'T.

You necda't Keep on feeling dis-
trcsscd after eating. nor belchlns, nor
experiencing nausea between meals
In other words. YOU needn't Keep
on being dyspeptic, and you ccntaialy
shouldn't
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia
lit strengthens ana tones the stomach
perfects digestion, creates a normal
appetite, and builds up the whole sys-
tenn.
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REF UELICANS NAME
MUNICIPAL TICKET


PROVO. oct 1.-THE following are
the names for offices OF Provo city
selected by the Republican city con-
Vention Saturday afternoon:
For Mayors p. Eggersten.
For Recorder-John Saxey
For Treasurer-Mrs. Elizabeth e.
Choules
For Attorney-A. J.. Booth.
For Justice OF the Peace-George A.
Startup
The committee on platform reported
a platform plank pledging the proper
support of all ordinances for prohibi-
ton and the enactment Of other pro-
hibitlon ordinances, n those enacted
are not sufficient. a minority report
was presented by Ephraim Homer. The
minority report fovored licensing
saloons with provision that card
tables, pool tables. etc. be not permitted
in saloons. Mr.. Homer and Mr.. e A.
Mitchell spoke al length in favor OF
the minority report. \. L. Booth
spoke in foyor OF the ma jOrity report.
The minority report was defeated, and
the report Of the committee adopted
by a big majority.
The following were placed in nomina-
ton for mayo: Simon =. Eggertsen
and Joseph :. Berry. Eggertsen receiv-
ed 50 votes. and Berry so votes. The
vote was then made unanimous.
For city recorder John SaXey was
nominated by reclamation. as was
Elizabeth +. Choules (the present in
cumbenD for city treasurer
ID. II. Thomas and A. l.. Booth were
placed i'm nomination for city attor-
ney. Booth received 1903 votes and
Thomas 20.
Startup aud A. A. Noon were placed in
nomination. Startup received 6s and
Noon So votes on the first ballot. ON
the second ballot Startup received 6S
votes and Noon g..
j. NJ. Jensen was elected city chair
man, and the members OF the city COM
ittee named AT the primaries were
uaffaad
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rUNERAL SERVICES.

OGDEN, oct. 1.-THE funeral OF
Richard Watkins was held today at ?
o'clock at the Larkin Funeral chapel
lnterment was made in the ogden City
cemetery. The deceased is survived
BY an aged wife
The funeral Of Earl j. Dunsmore, the
22-month-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j
Dunsmore. were held Yesterday at u
o'clock al the residence OF his grand
mother Mrs Sarah j. Gordon az 1924
Lincoln avenue. President Middleton
and Bishop McQuarrie we're the speak
ers. Music was rendered by Miss
Shorten and Miss ThonNs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
scnooLHousE FOR CHARLESTON.

LOGAN, oct 10.-The county board
OF education met yesterday and asid"
from regular routine work decided t.
build school building at Charleston
Of five rooms. Member j. T., Griffin
was authorized To get plans for the
structure and get the material on the
ground IN order that the construction
OF the building may commence as soon
as spring opens up.
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will be- in full operation by next spring.
The board proposes 20 build a resor-
voir large enough 20 hold sufficient
water 20 supply each home with water
for culinary purposes, sprinkhng
lawns. etc. An abundance ~ water
can be obtained for this purpose ana
not interfere with the irrigation system
whatever. The system viii cover
nearly all ~ the north half Of Bountl-
ml city.
Tho south half "a covered by other
water systcms, which viii undoubtedly
take up the same work Tor that part
OF the town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
FUNERAL OF MRS. WARBURToN
AT PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE. Utah Co.. OCT
Tho funeral or Sarah WaThurton.
who died OCT. B. was held In the Pleas
ant Grove westinghouse al 2 b. m TO-
day. conducted by Bishop q. n. OlpIu
OF the First ward Elders John ~.
Gardiner ana Alex Bullock Were fhe
speakers. both of whom bore witness
0f her gentle disposition and her deFo-
ton 90 friends and family
Mrs Warhurton was born Sept l6
1879. Boa lancasterHhire. England. and
came 40 Utah in 1868. coming directly
% Pleasant Grove she leaves three
daughters and two sons besides Il
host ~ friends 40 mourn her departure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
CANAL IMPROVEMENTS BEGUN.

OGDEN. oct 11--Actlve work has
begun on the extensive improvements
on the Davis d Weber counties canal
and the large ditch will soon be en-
larged and concreted 4 party of
surveyors was put In the field on
saturday afternoon under the SUI err
vision Of William Bostaph When COM
plete this viii be great benefit TO
The farmers on the Sand Ridge and TO
the community in general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
CITIZENS MOVEMENT.

PROVO, oct. HIT Is evident that
some Of the people OF Provo are not ina
sympathy with the action taken by
abe Republican and Democratic parties
ia convention here last week. and az
a result Of the dissatisfaction a mass
meeting was held yesterday in the *.
Of Z. hall in which 40 or 30 OF the
representative business men OF the town
took part The object Of the meeting
was the organization OF a Citizens or
independent party. Speeches We're
made by W II. Roy. l.. o. Taft, Eph
Homer. r. r. Irvine, Jr.. Walter Adams
John T. Booth. Ralph Archhold. j. W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
NEWS AGENCY AT
KAMAS, UTAH

KAMAS. Utah. oct ST S.
Seymour has been appointed agent Tor
The Dcscrct Vows aud Tor Church pub
licatinns ben kamas ana Marion in place
81 GeneyicYe Pack resigned. he viii
be pleased tO issue receipts 90 am sub
scribors wishing a. pay up accounts
orders Goa church works, etc are also
collected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

which declared so emphatioailY FAC its re-
cent convention Tor prohibition. but tle
majority of the people is largely m a-
for of thc reform movement and WIth-
Top io bottom VIII ho elected hN "a large
majority.
The city las che pipe ready io laY in
The city cemetery aud hY another season
the water viii De- conducted INTO efefy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
WEDDING BELLS.

OGDEN oct Marriage licenses
nave been issued 10 the following
couples.
raymond Game OF ogden and Maud
J. williamson Of Evanston. Wyo.
Archie 4. Innes OF san Diego Cal,
ana Aneta Frodsham. ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

The meat 10 eat-that can't be beat
That makes you smile WIENER you eat
Is that by the Inter Mountain Packing
Co. packed.
The meat that by Uncle Sam IS backed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

lHf In she Dfmefrr.
Ihe lfah County liEht Power 90 t
now plant ln Alpine canyon be- making
good progress. hufn the atfal aud WoH.
piping o. being placed Nm position. m
expected that fhn plant VIII he complete
Iu three of -four months. no raise none,
f1 pay Ton tnc neW plant $4,000. new
treasury stock if hcInE Issued ID The pres
eng Hioo knoldelH at par which IL being
subscribed for n0W.
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$40 REWARD

For Information leading 20 the re-
covery Of surrey. stolen from Cor. End
west and 10th South Tuesday night
II. Green 913 So. 2nd West. Bell 2S0z.
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has removed 10 Silver city. lie Will
be pleased 90 issue receipts 90 am
subscribers wishing 90 pay up accounts.
solicited
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Impure blood runs YOU down
makes YOU an easy victim for organic
diseases. purdock Blood Bitters
purifies the blood -curcs tho cause
builds YOU up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

Tho directory Of the Authorities -
the church. Just issued. Free az the
Deseret News Ofhce, or seat 10 any
address upon receipt OF 20 postage.
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LOGAN.

The News Is Delivered by carrier
In Logan Every Night Sunday eN,,
ceptedD at Is Cents Per Month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made to j. NJ
Blair Agent for Daily. SATURDAY
and Semi Weekly News. lb5 w.
First North Street Phone S0s-h
Bell
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pAnk CITY NEWS AGENCY.

David n feamOn of Park City has
been appointed agent for The Desoret
News ana for Church publications in
PARK city, iu place of W n Potts who
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Salt Lake Photo ana supply Go.
Kodaks, nnishing framing. li2 Main 81
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Utah Photo Materials Co, CONNER
cial Photographs. 423 Main. Phone 1859.
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Signs that Attract-Hamiin-Paints.
Both phones,
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LAMoREAUx TUNES FIANos.
800 So. 9Th East. Ind. 1891
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FUTILE MOVE AGAINST
REFORM AT AMERICAN FORK

AMERICAS PORK. oct There are
some boilers from the cllaens party.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-30
NOT
UNFRIENDLY

Washington. Dec. 30.-Governor
Enrique Creel. the special envoy from
Mexico to the United States, in the
Nicaraguan affair, gave the Associat-
ed Press today a statement regarding
ais mission to tlis country.
Governor Creel declared he had ac-
complished his task with gratifying
results. The resignation of Zelaya and
the succession of President Madriz
has ended many difficulties and pre-
vented anarchy. He declared peace
and patriotism are now finding their
way in Nicaragua.
The granting of an asylum to Pres
ident Zelaya by Mexico. said Cover
nor Creel, was in no sense an act un-
friendly to the United States, but in
full accord with the laws of nations.
Governor Creel leaves for ais nome
after January l.
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A SCORE
RESCUED

New York, Dec. 3O.-More than a
score of persons were injured, five
probably fatally, at fire which swept
big tenement house on Belmont
avenue today. Six of the injured were
firenen, Who were overcome by the
smoke and hurt in aiding the Enper
lied people to escape from the blazing
structure.
A number of the panic-stricken in
mates jumped from the windows.
Fire and Cold on a Train.
Columbus. Ohio, Dec. 30.-The
Cleveland. Akron and Columbus train
from Cleveland arrived here this
morning six hours late, after the pas
sengers had undergone the experience
of suffering from cold, a panic from
fire and a hurried transfer in their
night clothes from one car to anoth-
er.
The heaters of a sleeper became
frozen On the way and when the crew
tried to thaw them out from under
meath, the car caught fire. 1t was un-
noticed for some time, but finally
the car became filed with smoke and
the panic-stricken passengers, scan
tily clad, were rushed into another
car.
Tle train crew finally succeeded in
qUenching the flames.
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EARL PERCY DIES OF
WOUNDS FROM A DUEL.

London, Eng, Dec. 30.-A duel
fought in France has resulted fatal
ly to Earl Percy, Henry Algernon
George, formerly under secretary of
state for foreign affairs, who died in
Paris today, according to the family
Death was due to complications fol-
lowing an attack of pneumonia, SO 1t
was given out. Ii is widely reported
here, however, that the Earl's fatal
Illness followed wounds received in
duel fought in Paris several days
ago.
The death of the earl created a SEN
sation. There is no proof obtainable
that death was due to other than nat
ural causes, though the ru-nor of a
personal encounter between Percy
and another Englishman is persist
emily circulated in Paris.
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Mr.. MORRISON RETURNS
FROM TUCUMCARt TRIP.

Alvin r.. Morrison, the railroad
man, has returned from his trip of
inspection to Tucumcari, from which
place he went by buggy to the point
on the Pecos above Flato ranch, to
watch he and Z. L. Bedell, secretary
of the Commercial Club, went from
Roswell. He reports the route of the
proposed road to be satisfactory in
every respect. He is now engaged
in making maps and charts of the
proposed line and will be in Roswell
two or three weeks doing this work.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-30
CHARITY COMMITTEE
NEEDS INFANT CLOTHING

BY request of the Secretary, How
ard Booth, ii is asked that all the
people of Roswell who have either
outsrown or discarded clothing for
babies, little boys or little girls,
bring them TO Room in the Texas
block and place them in the hands
of the Committee of Control that was
selected at the business mems meet
ing a few nights ago. The committee
viii see that they are properly distrib
uted. Many calls for such clothing
have been made since the supply be
came exhausted. and it is hoped the
people will respond at once.
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tolerable without recognition of an
organization to back them up when
trouble came" This was the declara-
tion made today by one of group
of society women who have rallied to
the support of the young strikers.
The employers have called a meet
ing for this afternoon when it is re-
ported, a compromise proposition will
be drawn UP.
Mrs. Charles Beard, wife of Prof.
Beard, of Columbia University, is the
chairman of a committee on arrange
ments for mass meeting in the in
terests of tae strikers, to be held in
Carnegie Hall, Sunday night.
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SOCIETY WOMEN STIRRING
UP LABOR TROUBLES.

New York, Dec. 30.-Although the
suggestions of a comp -omise were
thrown out today by the nanufactIr-
ers. the thousands of young shirt
waist makers who are putting up
such a remarkable fight for the rec
ognition of their union, remained
firm in their declaration upon this
essential point
The girls are willing to comprom-
ise upon a reasonable basis, but they
will insist upon the recognition OF
their union. Conditions would not be
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-30
ONE MAN RESCUED FROM
A BURNING COAL MINE

McAlester, Okla, Dec. 30.-After
having been entombed for twenty
eight hours in a snoke-filled cut of
the Bolen DarneH Company's Coal
mine. Superintendent John Brown
was rescued alive but unconscious,
this morning. Brown would have died
within another nour, but as it is his
condition is serious.
Brown risked his life in a heroic
endeavor to rescue Angelo Ascinar,
shot firer, who was eEtombed fol
lowing an explosion in the mine late
Tuesday.
The SHOT firer's fate still remains
unknown.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-30
DR.. COOK WRITES A LET
TER FROM CANADA WILDS

Montreal, Dec. 3O.-A physician
who claims to be a personal friend OF
DIR. Frederick A. Cook, said yesterday
he had received a letter from the
missing explorer. who. he says. is at
a camp owned by George Rowley, of
the Laurentide Inn, In the Lake st.
john district DIR. Cook, says. was in
excellent noalth and determined to
stay away from civilization until the
polar controversy was Strengthened
out
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KIPLING TO BE CLOSED
ALL DAY MONDAY

Due to the fact that We intend tC
remodel the interior of our store on
Monday, we will be closed the entire
day. We are going to make an extra
special offering on candy for Satur
day. All candies in tae window will
go at 25 cents tie pound and all can
dies on tae counter will go at IL
cents the pound. This will be your
chance to buy good, fresh candy at
low price. for New Years.-KIP
LING.