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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-23
hANTI.
HIGH SCHOOL FIELD
DAY AND COMMENCEMENT


MANTG. May p Next Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday. May %. 26 and
o. the Manu High school win hold
its second commencement exercises in
tho Manu Tabernacle The programs
for the three days follow.
May 25-Ovcrture. High School or
chestra' invocation. Bishop n H. Pet
orerseu. salutation, Gerald Lowry. class
president reading Mabel Dyreng:
baritone solo, Roy Cox, class history.
Victor Anderson; music by the orches-
ira; class "reminiscences. David j.
Brown, reading, ELLEN Munk. class
poem. Lucy Olpin: valedictory Albert
Keller. overture, George koppitz. ben
cdlction. Bishop Louis @. Kjar
Thursday May IS Graduation FIX
George u. Fischer, Ladies' Chorus:
Invocation. President Lewis Anderson.
chorus March Of Progress" Meyer
beer. school choir, greetings. Judge A.
a.. Christensen. member school board
overture. From Shore 20 Shore" &C.
w BennetD, orchestra. comforting Of
diplomas, Prof. Daniel "A. Robson.
grand chorus. May Day" Henry n
Iladley). school choir: address 10 grad 81
yates Prof William NJ. stewart over
ture. king Rose" George u. Banard)
orchestra. benediction. Jacob u. Jacob
son Of school board
Friday. May %. viii be devoted 10
interclass track and field meet. such
as races Of an kinds. pole vnultinF.
high jump. hammer throw. broad iump.
and shot put for the boys For the
young ladies Of the school the field
sports viii consist Of races, shot put.
tennis
The last days performance win con-
clude with an impromptu program, re-
freshments. etc.
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OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. May 23.-John Cox. l.. j.
Logan. James Bremen. NJ l.. May.
George Sheppard, James Burncs. j.
Mccarthy, q. y Burns and John
Stevens. were arraigned in police court
Saturday on the charge or vngranry
and were each given suspended
sentence Of 80 days with instructions
TO leave the city at once
John Riley. Edward Jones w Ward
and John Riley were charged with
drunkenness and received the usual
sentence Of five DAYS or S.
Urban Cohn forfeited s. bail on the
charge " drunkenness
Flora Wilson, Emma Thompson and
Grace Roy each forfeited $40 bail on
the charge Of vagrancy.
James LAWN, an aged cripple. plead
ed guilty 20 the charge of vagrancv.
stating 10 the court that he was un-
able To work lie was told 10 leave the
city az once under suspended SEM
tence OF 20 DAYS
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PnoNO NEMs NoTEs.

Miss Alice l.. Reynolds. professor ~
literature IN the Brigham Young uni
voreity. viii leave for Europe IN the
near future for a years study in some
of the leading universities.
Utah Strawberries from Vineyard and
Provo Bench were ON the market the
latter part Of last week
Tho old folks committee IS trying TO
decide where 90 take the old folks ~
Provo for this summers outing Tho
following places are being considered
for the place Of outing. Saltair ogden
canyon. Castillo. Olmstead and Geneva.
The Geneva Dairy farm az Vineyard
has been sold to George Allensworth,
recently Of Ohio. for $4,000 The farm
contains 101 acres of land; % Jersey
COWS and other farm stock and some
farm implements are included in the
sale.
The speakers at the tabernacle yes
tcrday afternoon were Bishop Albert
Manwaring and J. r. Booth.
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THRILLING RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT AND ESCAPE

LOGAN. May Ia most unusual ace
cldent occurred last evening JUST across
the river bridge. on the road between
here and Providence. as "a result of
which boy named Kohler from College
had his horse killed under him and the
boy had a narrow escape from death
himself A team attached 90 "a big ice-
wagon and belonging 10 President
Isaac Smith Of this city ran away from
the ice house where &c had been stand
ing for some time and headed for
homo. The Kohlor lad was on horse
back and attempted 10 stop the run
aWays. lie rode iu front OF them aud
swung his horse around thinking 20
bar their further progress but they
dashed ahead and the tongue OF the
heavy wagon was driven through his
horses body as though 10 had been "a
spear killing the animal and hurting
its rider Co the ground with great force
but out OF reach OF the feet OF the
running animals.
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BACCAULAUREATE SERMON
AT A. C. BY ELDER M'KAY

LOGAN. May 22-The greatest
throng that ever gathered az the Agri-
cultural college at commencement
time assembled there this morning To-
hear the b8ccalauroate sermon OF Elder
ID %. Mckay. The big auditorium at
the college was filled completely.
many people having come In from the
towns surrounding Logan. 90 attend the
services Most of the members Of the
board Of trustees OF the college were
present and number OF salt Lake
visitors
Apostle Mckay's sermon quite filled
the expectations OF the audience. being
a most thoughtful and eloquent effort
devoid of oratorical straining. earnest,
forceful ana altogether satisfactory
It's central thought was that the mob
lest purpose In life is that Of serving
ones fellow men. All wealth an
power. should be but means 60 that
end Christ gave his life hor man and
that should be our life To acquire the
ability 10 serve ones fellows requires
self control. tho subduing Of appetite.
of passion and that can be accom-
plished only by eternal vigilance DO
Justly. love mercy and walk kindly al
ways before your Gid.
Prof George W. Thatcher and tho
College choir rendered an excellent mu-
steal program. all the selections be-
ing from Mendelssohn's Elijah
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MIDVALE.
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
AND FIELD DAY

Especial Correspondents
MTDVALE, Utah, May 20-Miss
Nettie Mayor and Miss Zina Peterson
OF West Jordan school, secured the
scholarship OF the district. Their
averages being ss5 and S4.4 respect
lively.
Exercises in honor OF the graduates
viii be held I'm the ward house. Mid
vale, at II "a. m. Wednesday. May e.
1910 An appropriate program VIII be
rendered one OF the features viii be
an address by DR.. Middleton, OF Salt
Lake city.
Field day tomorrow. Two baseball
games are TO be played the first be-
tween the champion league ball teams.
Bingham vs. Draper. second. the Jor-
dan district teachers and the Jordan
High school Besides these two games.
the regular field and track events viii
be pulled OF These events will take
place on the new pleasure grounds re-
Gently put into good shape by the
Commercial club Of Sandy.
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RECENT DEATHS

SPAINHON MAiD--At the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
william Snaluhower. In spring Lake
villa, Utah county. Utah, May 90.
1910. Miss Maud spainhower dicd
after many years constant sufferine.
She was % years Of age.
MCBETH. MRS. ETTA--At her
home in payson. Utah county. Utah.
May IL 1910. Mrs Eta McBeth died
Of blood>poisoning aged 20 years. Her
uutimelv demise is mourued hV
host Of relations. and the entire CONE
munity She leaves husband an1
four children, the youngest Of which
is only six weeks old.
JACOBSON. MARIN-At Her home in
Logan. Cache county. Utah. May 81.
1910, Mrs Maria Jacobson, wife of
Mr. Lars Jacobson passed away. She
was born Goo Denmark ln 1858, Joined
the Church in 1879. and emlgratc1 90
Logan in 1889 She was the motncr
OF seven children. five OF whom are
living ono 0f them is city BUILDING
Inspector Christian Jacobson TIE
funeral win be- held in the Third
ward Westinghouse "Wednesday of
Q %. M.
ROBINSON. FRANK G.--At his homo
in Richmond. Cache county Utah
MAY no. 1910. Frank q. Robinson dc
OF diabetes He was born In London
England. SO years ago. and came
this country in his early DAYS. For
years DE served as city councilman
and at the time Of his death was
member ~ the Richmond tabcrnacin
committee. being one Of the most sub
stantal donators In this as IN all other
public enterprises lie Is survived By
his wife. Ella and the following chill
dran r. g. ,fr.. r. A. Of Downey, idaho.
Earl. RAY and Marlin Robinson. Mrs.
j Palmer sharp. Salt Lake city,
Nellie Leona and Verna. Robinson
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sENT To nEFonMNToRY.

LOGAN Nav 21-Richard Eklund
who was arrested al salt Lake "A few
days ago and brought back here on a
charge ~ forgery. was turned over to
the local juvenile court yesterday and
last evening Judge Peterson sentenced
him to the reform school at ogden. He
win be taken down Monday. Young
Eklund has been apprehended several
times for the same onense but the
pleading Of his parents had secured
him immunity from punishment each
time until this last when n the local
authorities had not dealt with him,
Salt Lake officials would. for he had
been guilty Of the same offense there.
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MAsNTcm COMMANDMENT.

MT PLEASANT. May 20.-Tho COM
mencement exercises of the Wasatch
academy win begin Thursday evening.
June %. with "a public recital by the
music department Friday evening the
eighth grade gives its program. The
members of the class are. Harold
Hunter Olive Mathews Marysvillc.
Beatrice Nielsen. Charles Oldham. Lc-
van oldham Melvin Peterson. Nellie
Seaton. Murici simpson Fern Sorensou.
Glen Truscott Spencer Woob
The high school graduates are. Lu-
cilo Barton. Tillio Borg Vernon Glenn
cuson. Tina Erickson. Winifrod Fltz-
hugh. willis Hunter Chrystal Jensen.
Ncrgie johnson. Nellie Macarthur. FL
NINA holland. Eloese Poulsou. Florence
Tuft, Thoresc Preston. Ariel Waldgr-
mar. Indra Whitaker. Mary Winkler.
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FIRST YEAR SUB-HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES
,..stlne Experiment WIN All
re.cher. a. Specialists " ITO
nounccd Success.

orN MAY g3-Friday marked the
w. N the first years experiment
e' .' ogden city schools Of segregat-
=. eighth grade students from the
% .obools and placing them In a
guy ~. building. designated az ne
@.lle'f s.bool. The idea was present
s.1-l'ss board of education by Daniel
e % sn one of the best known
d 80 mon ln the west. M
tshu SO chosen as principal Of tho
Asaa scbool and every teacher IN
quo ,..s.,isiro was specialist Ia her
he 0' Tbe results have been even bet
goiA. evoocfed and the board feels
iei u ~ Graduates from the eighth
inal .,,s ,ear are far In advance Or
graz. lions class The work has Deen
all p.,r,iiar 90 that given IN the hlsh
VIZ and great things are expected ~
s,l' ,.,sbrren class Of 1910 at the hish
''no g.,.icr is the list OF graduates
~ sib-high school this year;
H.a Adams. GenevicVe Allison,
,,.'ii's,. Rage. Ellen Bell Lillian Beck.
~ 5 pennett. Vera Bitton, Ethelberi
I ,.e.s,., Jennie Barton, Lawrence
:, .-,'an Edward Brophy, Lawrence
i,.'..,~ Helena Rutterheld, Jean case,
i n-. 'lr.,,te,issworth Reta child. Edith
i.,.,t ,o,loa Gordon Leo Cooney, Flor
.l. ~. ,,-ifes Grace critics. clyde CraW-
,-y t-e,retb Dawson, Marie Denkers,
. ,....r5 Denkars. clara Doherty. Myr-
y, r',,glae wallace Ellis. Matilda
,iing kdalena Ernstrom. Gwen
i e... Norna Farr. Irene Farrell. Lii
M, Fivgaro. Earl Fugna, Marvel Glies.
49, Gibson. Lois Gowans. Raymond
c,.i5srd Marguerite Gravitt, Arthur
W. violet nan. Mabel Harris, Eva
u.1strom Martin Hansen, I'd Higman,
1910 uuT Vivian Hobson, Gala
1-,tsor Ruth Johnson, Allen Jones
800 txihlstrom. clara Koepp, Philip
s,sop Hazel Tevedahl Edna Lud-
s,ston Julia Maddox. Stanley Nc
p,sn Ned Menzios. John Mills, Nor
han Morgan. Myra Moon George
w-rrison DELLA McGriff. Eleanor Nell
IN Emily Newton, Ada norris Ellen
0sk3en. Lille Oborn. Mary Parmley
,ribur Perkins. lee burlington. Henry
Paat Iottie Rogers Lorenzo lticharhs.
rs sanders. Edwin Schmalz, Earl
ssbat Nvra shrccve, Stanley Shrider'
g1rst sherwood. Harold stone, Blanche
Stone Margaret Stone, Frances Stod-
isrd Norma streeper, Bryce Swart-
nger Helen Taylor. Ruth Thatcher
race Turner Zina Urry, Edith Wad-
rar Josephine wade Raymond Ward
isIrb Irene wall. Mabel Whitaker
rrsg whitaker. Milton Wilcox, Hazel
wslhauitor. Glen Wright Pansy Var
rngton. Inrinda Youngstown.
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mEAvY TINEs MrOsED.

PROVO. May 23-Robert Chapel N
Spanish Fork was sentenced Saturday
by Justice of the Peace Frost. Of that
beer to Ray scott on the 31th Of April
at Spanish Fork. Of which ne was con-
yictcd by jury, last Friday. Chapel
has appealed Co the Fourth district
court The same defendant was SEM
fenced some time ago 90 pay fine OF
5000 and To- serve go days .in Jail for
selling beer On Ralph Lawhorn ON the
same date as the sale 10 Scott WAS
charged This case has also been APP
ucalCd
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PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
every night fsunday exccptcd) az 20
cents per month All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
Be made 20 David Johnson. agent
Tor Daily Saturday and semi-Week-
~ News IND Phone U3-A. Orders
taken for Church works Residence az
South First West street
carrier east side OF Academy Ave
Ind 2i2-T
Carrier vest side Of Academy Ave
Ind 102-A.
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KAYSVILLE.
TWO WEDDINGS CELEBRATED
CITY COUNCIL NOTES

KAYSNILLE. Utah. May 20-Mr.
Hebor Van Fleet and Miss Ella Bla-
mircs were married In the salt Lake
temple yesterday.
Miss Nellie Butcher Of kaysvillc
and ed Manning Of Pennington were
married Yesterday
Ethel Adamson. taken to the hospital
few days ago for appendicitis. has
returned home much improved without
an operation.
In the city council assembled last
evening IL was determined that n 30
more uses of electric light could be
obtained In Kaysville, the kilowat
charge would be reduced 60 l2ia cents
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CHANGES
IN OGDEN STAKE

OGDEN. May 23.-At q union meet
me u the ogden stake Sunday schools
had In the Weber academy sunday aft
fnoon. Stake Supt Leslie S. Hodgson
and Assistant George G. Hobson were
temporarily released for the summer
and Assistant Walter A. Kerr was hon.
oubly released, as he leaves soon for
SAN Lake City. where he has accepted
q position as instructor at the L. d.
s university. Samuel @ Dye was
chosen az temporary stake superin-
fndent with Annie Mckay Farr and
Marion Belnap as his assistants. En-
nest Obon was chosen as stake Choir
rer
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HENEFER.
DISTRICT VOTES $1,000
BONDS FOR NEW SCHOOL

HENEFER, Summit Co. Utah. May
1S-At a special meeting held here last
night II was decided to bond the school
district for 1--WE years for the sum OF
s.. 900. to build a new modern school
house. The vote was % for and s
against the proposition.
Mr.. Nephi Fife. an old resident or
this place who died in the state OF
Washington. is TO b. buried here on
the 18th
Frosts are prevailing here at present
the thermometer registering % May ~.
Mr. VIM r stephens. OF this place
was scalded nj the cement plant on the
18th, but was very fortunate In not
getting killed
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nANGERnrs AnyEnrIsrNG

PROVO. May 23-Tho danger incl
dent to advertising proprietary mcdi-
cine by distributing samples was Illus
trotcd Saturday 40 the homo of Mr. and
Mrs Walter jenkins of the First ward
sample package Of medicine had been
left ON the porch This was discovered
by the two-ye1r-old son and heir. who
forthwith proceeded 10 try the remedy
The result was that Dee became very
nl The prompt arrival of physician
probably saved the little fellows life
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T. W. READ GETS
PRIZE PACKAGE

OGDEN. May 23-An unknown baby
about eight days old, was left at the
home of Thomas W. Read. 29iS WASH
ington avenue. shortly after midnight
on Saturday by two little boys. who
stated that well-drossed young man
had given them the package and told
them 20 leave Il az Reads residence.
The package was a telescope satchcl.
and on hearing "a noise coming from IL
Mr. Read opened IL and found tho
child. n Il is not called for. Mr.. Read
says he will adopt the child
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RURGLARY cmNRGE FILEn.

OGDEN. May 25.-Dist ATTY. n l.
Harris has filed an information I'm the
district court against William Brown.
charged with burglary in the third de-
gree. Brown Is alleged 90 have entered
the residence Of John C. Sullivan at
80 Ninth street on May and stole
therefrom a watch and chain valued al
80. His hearing will be called in the
district court within tho next fetr da,.
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FrNERNL or MISS MARKMAN.

PROVO. May % THE funeral ~ Miss
Mary Markham held Sunday in the
Fourth ward mcctinghousc. was well
attended by relatives and friends The
following speakers addressed the COIL
grcgation. Elders John q. Jones. James
Boyden Elias a. Gee Andrew Watson
and j T. Booth Vocal selections were
rendered by the ward choir
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OGDEN. May 23-Marriage licenses
have been issued by County clerk O.
Dye 10 the following couples.
Joseph ! Rohde Of Elwood Utah
and Mae Lulu Walsworth Of Tromon-
ton. Utah.
Tom Meloaf Of Los Angeles and Mary
Fchour OF Ogden
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
SCHOOL CLOSING
WASATCH COMMENCEMENT

MOUNT PLEASANT. May 20-The
public schools Of Mount Pleasant close
today. after one OF the most successful
years in lis history The attendance
has been exceptionally large and. al
though there has been some sickness.
tho schools have continued the year
without "a hitch The high school has
made good and next year win COM
mence with "a thrce-year course. with
good prospects FOR prosperous sea-
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spaff0rd Daniels. Theodore Raiie. Will
De Goddard, Earl Elliott. Ferris Hoover.
claude Billings Marcur J Dunn. Bliss
Fausett Orlenc Hyde Estela Kroupa.
Kimball Bullock. Errna McEwan, VIII
mirth Brown. Mark Greer Marcus
Johnson. Jennie Harding, Edna T..
.ILLLn--
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SUIT For DAMAGES

LOGAN. May 21.--Angus r. Hovey
filed suit In the district court this
morning against the Smart Land &
Live Stock company 20 recover dam
ages In the sum OF S2s5. The COM
plant sets forth that on April % Of
this year the defendant left a crippled
sheep BY the roadside and that when
plaintiffs wife and child came along
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LOGAN.

The News a. Delivered BY Carrier
In Logan Every Night Csunday ex-
cepted) at " Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made 20 J. N
Blair, Agent for Daily. Saturday
and SEMI Weekly News i66 "
First North Street Phone 309-R
Bell. Ofhoe with Carbon Company
Real Estate and Loans, liz North
Main street. Phcaes ~ Bel and l6s
Ind.
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the Weber academy on Tuesday eve
ming. May a. az o'clock The pro-
gram has been wen selected and the
recital promises to be one Of the treats
of the season.
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CITY sCnOOL GRNDUATEs.

LOGAN. MAY 2l-The city schools
are to hold their closing exercises next
Friday i'm the Nibley han OF the Brig
ham Young college and Prot Larsen
OF the a. G. win deliver the address
to the graduates The names OF the
graduates are. Pearl Andrew. Elvan
Hansen. Mabel Goodwin. Eliza Thore-
sen. Frances Barber. Ivy Bickmore.
Jessie Eccles Judith Ericsson. Vida
Nielsen. Ia Noyle Petersen. Pauline
Painter. Kate. Squires Clara Smith
Anna Hansen. Anthem Petersen, East
man Hatch. Bennett Blair. Leland Hail
stone. Howard Larsen. Hyrum Ormond.
Georgine Davidson. Lillian Fosberg.
Margaret Schaub. Mary Knowles. Beth
HYDE. Rachel kloepfer Raymond Oh
sen, Elmer Hendricks Russell Sam
monds. Irvine McAllister. Florence
Carlisle, MAY Ever. Eva Larson. Orita
Smith, Mabel Spande. Edgar Everton.
Leroy Keller, Hulme Nebeker. Alfred
Picot. Fritz Skanchy and Kingsley
Thatcher
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I'm a buggy. the sheep in attempting TO
rise scared the horse which ran away
and wrecked the buggy IN addition 90
iniuring its occupants.
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PIANO RECITAL.

OGDEN, May 2S.-Mrs. j. A. Ferraro,
Iapil " Prof Squire Coop. assisted by
Ass Ellen Thomas, the well known
0pano' VIII give piano recital at
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COWLEY, WYOMING.
SUDDEN DEATH OF
ALVIN SESSIONS

COwLEY, Wyo May 1S.-Alvin. tire
15-year-old son Of President Byron
Sessions. died suddenly OF heart failure
yesterday The boy was assisting his
father in repairing a wagon when he
was seen TO stand erect. reel and fall
face downward on the ground dead.
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Salt Lake Photo md sunniv Co.
Kodaks. nnishinc. framing. l42 Main
Street
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JOB PRINTING ND BOOK BIND
ING
We are the pioneers In job Print
ing and Book Binding IN the state.
our facilities are the best for hand
ling any class Of work. no matter now
large or how small
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
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Mellin's Food, SOC size ....... 5Sc
Mellins Food, 75c size .......6Sc
Colgate's Talcum Powder ......I5c
Castoria, Genuine ..... .....25c
Baume Analgesique .....,......5oc
Elcaya Cream ........ .......3 SOC
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The coffee room al our. No.
store b. the cloanest and most tn
wiling lunch place IN town. Our
coffee o. the very best made any
where
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Listerine, SG.oo size .........zoc
Listerine. sos size ..............3 8c
Listerine, 2sc size .............G9c
Cokc's Dandruff Cure. SI.oO size zoe
Coke's Dandruff Cure. sos size 3Sc
pastcuriuc Tooth Paste ........Gsc
Frostlla Tooth Paste ..........Iqc
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