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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
Women's Clubs Working for State
Wide Formal CeIebra-
ton May 8.
GENERAL COMMITTEE NAMED
Mass Meeting I'm First Methodist
Church by Way Of Preliminary
Grand Ball and Programs.
TO OBSERVE MOTHERS DAY.

Observance -- Loving remem-
brance Of your mother Cor her mem
ory) through some distinct act Of
kindness. visit or letter
Floral Badge-Whito flower Cpref-
erably a white carnatlon) 70 be
worn on Mothers day). Give one
70 someone else 10 wear and re-
member sick and unfortunate IN
hospitals. homes and prisons.
Time Of observance-Second Sab
bath in May; public schools on
Friday.
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coMMENcrMrNr rRoGRAMs.

We have Just received a big assort-
ment Of samples Of fancy 1910 COM
mencemcnt programs. ana extend an
invitation to members of graduating
classes TO call and inspect them. All
orders viii receive our prompt and
careful attention.
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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Church nutite$.

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII
be held In the Tabernacle at p. m.
tomorrow. Sunday. Sunday school AT
10 n. m. and meetings In the city
ward assembly rooms and adjacent
wards as folIowsi
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FURs AND TAxIDERnsTs.

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taNidermist line and carry com
plete stock OF manufactured goods pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads w. Stenzei Fur 90 81 n. 3rd SO.
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PERSONAL.

FOR MORE THAN ~ YEARS MY
years ago ! stopped his drinking BY a
simple method which anyone can use
quietly az home TO everyone who truly
wishes to save a deal one from drink
out charge. As soon as you read this
write me with confidence. Mrs. Margaret
Anderson. 59i Oak STREET Hillburn, New
York
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Zion's SAVINGS Rank & Trust Co.
Trnnsacts n general trust business
and pays 4 per cent intereE on saw
ing deposits. Joseph T. Smith. presl-
dent; Anthem II. Lund Vice President;
o. G. Beebe cashier.
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RUNLNINGE SAFE.

Bnlai Israel Auxiliary Society on
Thursday morning April 2l. at Unity
Halo Second East between First and
Second SOUTH at $3.50 O'Clock.
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BUSINESS CUANCFs

s. M. Taylor a Co.. guccessors 10
Joseph e. TAYLOR. undertakers and
embalmers, same address. 2BI-2-B
East First South
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The quarterly conference OF the
Pioneer stake OF Zion will convene
I'm this city on sunday April n, 1910,
meetings being held In the stake hall
at 10 a. m. and $50 p. m, and in
the tabernacle at D. IN. AT the eve
ming meeting the stake hall Will be
dedicated with hitting ceremony. A full
attendance OF the saints Is earnestly
desired.
The quarterly conference OF Liberty
stake viii be held April "a instead OF
April 10. as announced. the sessions
being held at 10 a. IN. and p. m.
The priesthood meeting Of the Salt
Lake stake Will be held In the Six
teenth ward westinghouse. at 1890
p. m, Monday. April rs.
The monthly meeting Of the high
priests OF Granite stake has been
postponed TO Sunday the gath day OF
April 1910. az 10 o'clock a. m It will
be- held at the Granite stake taber-
nacle. and all are invited.
The high priests Of Liberty stake
will hold their regular quorum meeting
In the Second ward chapel Sunday
April n. az 10 o'clock a. m.
Ensign stake general priesthood
meeting will be held i'm the Eigh-
teenth ward chapel Monday April
is at 1880 y. m.
Director Kirkham requests all
members OF the male chorus OF
Liberty stake TO meet him at the
Second ward Westinghouse for fnal
rehearsal on Tuesday evening April I 9.
at s o'clock sharp A fun attendance
is desired.
bishops o. =. Miller and David a.
Smith Of the presiding bishopric viii
deliver addresses in the Second ward
chapel tomorrow evening at $50
O'Clock. Special music will be rendered
The public is cordially invited. Take
Liberty park car 20 corner Of Seventh
South and Fifth East.
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AUTOMOBILES.

HOW ABOUT YOUR GASOLINE MO
tori Does It run smoothly II not. send
lOc postnge for So page text book. Car
bureters and Engine Troubles" Breeze
Carbureters, Newark. N. ].
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MARTIN COAL CO. ~ so. MAIN
All kinds Of coal. well screened and
promptly delivered.
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SATURDAY. April %. Organist j. j. Nc
Clcllau az the organ:
Suecial request program.
Requests must be mailed 10 organist
~ the Tcmulcton building before
Thursday evening.
Doors open al ~ noon.
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LOST

ONE DARK BROWN HORSE. ABOUT
1.l50 Tbs. strap on front leg Reward.
Saunders Roll phone 237i-y
BLACK 2-YEAR-OLD MARE. WEAR
Ing halter. no brands wire cut on hind
leg Return Midway Livery, Murray Re-
ward.
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SITUATION WANTED.

WE DESIRE WORK FOR ENGI-
ncers, ianitors. laborers and farm hands
Also for bookkcopcrs. stenographers,
salesman and collectors. Presiding Bish-
ops Ofnce, 40 North Main ST., city.
MIDDLE AGED LADY DESIRES Pc
sition as housekeeper (Mormon) Address
80 care OF News.
YOUNG MAN CRETURNED MIS-
sionary) wishes situation. Not particular
as 20 Kind Of work. Address ABS care OF
News.
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FOUND.

TWO BAY COLTS. THE LARGER
with halter on ana also one gray colt
and one black colt. The black colt has
crooked front leg Also have IN my
possession dark bay driving horse.
Owners can receive same by paying for
this ad and damage. r. Croft, Crismon
Ranch, Mouth OF Parloys Canyon.
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FOR SALE


EGG s FOR SETTING THOROUGH
bred =. g. white Lcghorn From good
strain of layers. / guarantee ~ per cent
fertile. Sl.0J per 10. 561 south 18th East.
FINE sTUDEBAKER SURREY. AL
most new cheap. ll6 st.
4-ROOM NEW BRICK HOUSE. WEST
side, bargain. small monthly payments.
Apply 20 owner, 40 Templeton Bldg
SETTING EGGS. SINGLE COMB AND
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds. White
lcghorns and prize winning Barred Ply
mouth Rocks. 500 per setting Cali 6l5
East list South. Bell Main 3o2.
CLEAN DRUG STOCK AND FIX
lures, Invoicing about 5000. New drug
store, building 20 rent, Will sell on easy
terms. splendid opening Tor young phar-
maclst or doctor sickness cause for SELL
ms. Address Paul Nordeck Gunnison.
Utah.
ALL KINDS FURNITURE. RANGE.
refrigerator 81 West Firth North ST.
A DOUBLE ACTION ERRARD HARP
IN good condition Apply Luxor Hotel
ROSES AND SHRUBS.
Porter walton Co. seedsmen. OPP
knutsiord Hotel. Phones 1905
NN ~ if0n = a. \ AIAAAAA IN I hAA-AOM-
Wunicaung telephones. an in hrst class
condition. WI sell am or part Address
nj. p. r., care OF Descret News.
TRAVELLERS no NEW YORK OR
Boston Gan get fine hotel accommodations
at large discount by communicating
with W.. care OF Dcserct News.
DON'T SELL YOUR OLD FURNI-
ture Have IL e-upholstered-mad
new again Phone $3.50 FOR samples and
estimates. $. l.. Mattress & Mfg. Go.
JOB PRINTING. BINDING, ALL
kinds OF ruling, etc. done at The Des-
eret News.
OLD NEWSPAPERS. FOR WRAP
ping, etc, l-ceut a pound sold Ga n 10.
bundle Apply al this nrnCe. Lower rates
given for go and co. lbs.
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND LEGAL
blanks pr an kinds al The Dcseret News
Book store.
BIDS AND ESTIMATES ON jos
printing loose leaf and card systems.
binding etc promptly furnished by The
neserct News.
ONE TON OF SCRATCH PAPER. IN
Quantities 70 suit buyer. AZ 10 cents
per pound. Call at the Job Dept. Des-
eret News
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

DRY CREEK RESERVOIR IR-
RIGATION Co.--Notice Is HEREBY
given that a special meeting OF the
etockholders Of the Dry Creek
Reservoir and Irrigation Company.
to be held In Park schoohouse
April IS at o'clock pm. for
the consideration OF constructing
pipe line 10 be used for culinary
purposes or selling part OF com
pauy water for same purpose.
All stockholders requested TO he
present by order OF the board OF
directors.
T. p. sORENSEN. secy.
Dated at Draper April ist.
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ORGAN RECITALs.
Splendid Numbers Ia be Rendered
During the Week at Tabernacle.

Following IS the program for next
weeks tabernacle organ recltals:
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LIVERY
SIGNS AND SCENERY.

Chas. Peterson. % Richards 81 .,.,
phones. scenery. banners, n3tss.s.
lass and electric signs paint sluua
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
SUMMER CARE OF PALMS.
How to Protect Them From the Baz
ing Sun and Make Them Thrive.


1t is mistake to put palms out o.
doors in the blazing sun and keep then
there all summer. This Is common
treatment, most people arguing that
being tropical plants, they can stant
any amount OF heat. What is the re
suit? The leaves blister, and the plan
itself ceases to thrive.
III you have veranda keep you
plants upon them and do not let then
dry out. Remember that our summer
atmosphere is as drying as furnace air
and evaporation of pot plants Is rapid
Give thorough watering once OF
twice a day.
If you have no veranda and have a
corner Of your yard turn il into pro.
lection for your palms-if you have
many Of them Make wooden frame
of four posts, to which are nailed
wooden Stats about an inch apart.
Attach a canvas or even cheeseclotli
screen or blind to the frame in such n
way that 1t can be rolled over the top
and down one side
Plunge the pots Of your palms or IN
deed all your foliage house plants, sucll
as rubber plants, aspldistra, dracaenas
and araucarias, into the ground up e.
the rims Of pots. This keeps the soil
moist at an even temperature, there It.
less evaporation, and the tender plant
are gradually accustomed TO chang,
OF temperature and different condi
tions of light and air
The direct heat Of the sun is kept Of
by the screen aud by the light that fl
ters through the Stats Less watering
will be necessary than when on q
porch. but 1t is well to give dali,
spraying to keep Off insects and 70
keep the leaves free Of dust.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
How 70 Prnv.nt Weeda.

Cover your flower bed over with salt
from one inch 20 two inches deep
DampcD the salt occasionally aud
leave IL on the ground for a week or
ten days. This will be sufficient time
TO KIN not only the weeds. but also All
the seeds that may be In the soil or 90
the surface Before planting dampcn
the ground thoroughly and lei Il alone
overnight. Scrape ID al the salt oD
the surface in the morning aud lei II
remain until dry enough to work
Then plant your seeds and you need
have no fear of being bothered witt
wes,iK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
Suits For Stout ladies'.

This season we have made special
effort to secure good selection of
Suits in all the leading colors and
extra large sizes for stout women.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
CASH FEED STORE
I. n. pcneh, Manager.
Telephone, 7~l2,
Manchester Depot. VI.
PUFF PASTE RECIPE.
How to Make the Kind That Msla In
IA. Ma,,sh

How TO Make the Kind That Mel. In
the Mouth.
Pun paste should never be called by
| lts christeued name unless IL IL de-
serving Of the title II should hc as
light as air and melt IN the mouth like
q snowflake on the river II has been
supposed TO be indigestible, but when
II is light and dry and naby II Is per.
fcctly safe 10 he eaten, Ii is only the
soggy, heavy pastry that refuses to bo
separated By the gastric iuids and be.
comes like lead IN the stomach In
very short time Pun paste Is not
often success the tlrst time II IN
made lt requires practice TO make It
well ana certain light touch which
only practice brings II the young
housekeeper makes her paste accord
Ing 10 this recipe she will tnd Il an
excellent one
one pint of good butter, one quart
OF lour sifted. three quarters Of toa-
spoonful OF salt aud tcaoupful OF Ice
water Chill n mixing bowl with cold
water Wash the butter IA cold water
by working II with spoon until II Is
soft Divide II into four parts, roll IN
napkin aud put Il on Ice. Mix the
-four and salt together and gradually
mix in one part OF the butter Some
people use their hands, while other
people mix II with spoon or knife
When the butter and 1our are well
mixed pour IN the Ice water very slow
ly. DO not stir the pastry. but cut IL
with the knife until the water Is alb
sorbed Sprinkle the rolling board
with little -four, toss the bali OF paste
on with the knife aud then pat with
the rolling pin until II is quite DAT aud
about an inch thick Roll very lightly
and quickly the whole length of the
paste at every stroke
When the paste Is rolled out lay one
Of the quarters OF butter IN little
-four and roll into long. thin piece
and fold II into the pastry Pound II
lightly into Hat cake and roll again,
Repeat with the rest of the butter
putting IN qunrter each time and
pattlng Il aud rolling II deftly and
quickly When the butter is All rolled
In the pastry may be patted and re-
rolled MS often ns your strength will
permit
Each time the paste Is folded over
the butter small bubble OF air gets
In. and this does not escape unless
the pastry is patted down The motion
for rolling should therefore be very
light indeed and always away from
you The folding aud rolling should
absorbed Always put the pun paste
on the ice to harden before II is baked
II should b. very cold when II il put
into the oven,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
Co.
Corner West and Grove Sts.
The Big Store on the Corner
Rutland Vermont

luck Several good catches have
| been reported,
The following have registered
at the Dorset Inn. James Dean.
Saratoga, n Y John Woodward,
Middle Falls, N. Y; Geo Rislee
r. II Cole. G.. II Bulkley, Hartford.
| CT; p. II Kent, Dorset
Boys can earn money this sum
mer caddying on the golf grounds Of
the Ekwanok Country Club Boys
that wish to have steady employment
should apply now to j. w. Burgess,
caddy master at the Club House.
The recent heavy rains have
shown the need of repairing the
cross walks on the Manley corner,
We hope Mr. Matson will soon put
1t in shape so that a foot passenger
can cross without having to get into
three or four inches of mud, The
Rollin Weeks corner also needs at
tention.
The Dorset Inn opened Satur-
day to accommodate a party of fish
ermen from Hartford, Ct. who re
mained until Wednesday. They were
very much pleased with Dorset and
the Inn, and declare they Will re
turn for longer stay soon.
Mt. Aeolus Grange of East Dor
set and Battenkill Valley Grange OF
Manchester are cordially invited to
attend the evening session of Wash
ingtor Pomona Grange at Dorset,
NJ n,aY uft1 ~
in the 4th degree at eight O'Clock
sharp.
Registered at the Barrows
House the past week w. H. Shaw,
Manchester; NJ X. Perkins, South
Osstilier, N. Y; J. II. Lundy, Troy
N. y; F. w Bump, Granville, N.
Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Stolikers, Benning
ton; p H. Kent, Dorset; n A,
Dalrymple, Rutland; Levi Wood,
voorheesville, N. Y, A T, Shaw,
North Adams, Mass; w. e. Tully
South Dorset; Geo. NJ. Wall, East
Dorset; John Dalton, Dorset
II you want a tight roof and onc
that can be easily kept in repair
insist upon using Carpenter-Morton
Roofing. This roofing is made
rom Long Fibre Felt, treated With |
Natural Asphalt. Nothing else is
dual to 1t for durability II. N.
williams carries a large stock OF
his roofing and sells it under al |
absolute guarantee of satisfactory
results.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
ipia by Rev is I
May az. 1910.

Z
May 22. 1910.
The Death of John the Baptist. --
Matt. Kiv:ll2
Golden Text He that is show TO
anger is better than The Mighty. and
he that ruleth his spirit. than he thai
taketh a city Prov xyi.gg
a. Verse / Who Vas Hcrod the
tetrarohT
I'd To what extent is the fame
or the sayings, or the indirect innu
ence, OF good man, instrumental IN
doing good, as compared with his al
rect innuence9
49, Can you recall one or more
cases OF conversion through words re-
peated second hand9
a. What has the fame" OF Jesus
accomplished
(5.l Verse Ais II fact that bad
men dread the company OF aggressive
good men and II So why?
t6.l Verses 3.i- How much good OF
harm did John accomplish by reproy
ing Herod of his sin2
t7,l What can you say for ot
against the proposition that It would
have been in the interests OF right
eousness If John had kept his mouth
closed, concerning Ilerod's sing
(S) II John could have fnreseen the
result. what effect would that probably
have had upon the act which cost him
his life?
90 Should a good man always re
prove bad man for his sins, and, II
not. what rule should he adopt In the
matter of reproof?
Q0) When does reproof do more
harm than good2
(11) What can be said for. or
against, man who marries the wife
Of his living brother?
(l2) What is the moral, or spirit
ual, difference in marrying the wife |
Of a living man with, or without a |
divorce?
13.D Specify the good that John ac
through his death and
what he would probably have accom-
Dlished had he lived
N4O Verse TO what extent does
he moral sentiment OF community
Keep men from outward sin?
(l5) Does the moral sentiment Of a
community have a healthiul effect?
md Is man whose conduct is gov
'rned by public sentiment truly
rood man?
(l6.) AT what stage In the progress
# these events would God adjudge
1erod guilty of murder?
Q7D Verses Convivial and so
ial functions create mental and ner
Gus excitement. and inspire desires
kin to the common sentiment Of the
athering. Now, IN such a case, Is II
afe to commit ourselves to any
curse Of action, until we have got
ack to our normal condition, and
,hy?
t1S) What influence induced Herod
D make this rash promise to this
irlo
09D Examine by experience, or
therwlse, the ballet dance, the go
allied round dance, and the square
ance. and specify their moral ten.
encies.
(20) Verses S-9-Py what process
Id this woman, Herodias, reach this
eepest hell of cruelty and revenge, OF
the head of John to be
rought TO her In platter?
(21) Which is the greater sin, to
Iake bad promise or TO keep it?
t22.) Verses tot2-Speeify some OF
'e results Of erstified revenge and
neither II brings happiness or sor.
Nv. tThis question may have to be
,swered in writing by members II
e club)
Lesson for Sunday, May 29th, 1910.
The Multitudes Fed Matt. xiv:13-
E; xv:29.39
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19

York, 4 G. Graves Bennington: y
u Gibson Rutland Arthur GMthpo
John Larin Bennmggon w D.
Hitchcock Manchester, Chafls Her
rick John Proud Thus Harden
Walt Nevis Bennington: e. T.
nasallbefg. Troy. q, 4, Roniug
noOsiok Falls. Gale seuae lposick
Falls. John hapff. Ilooslek Falls,
Frank Phrukett aud r. \ Woir.
Cambridge. A. NJ Nichols aud l
NJ Taylor. No. Adams, A Grafton
and Il. Grafton. Schenectady; r w
Stevens. Mrs Stevens. Mr. aud Mrs
Wheeler. Rutland. A, u Cote, Troy
~ w Mccullough. Albany. Mont.
barus and V. Parker, Bennington,
John Maxou, No Adams DO yoa
wonder the towns people got a
chance 20 fish,
SUNDERLAND.
Besides many friends She leaves
her father. mother and two sis
ters. who have the sympathy of the
community.
Boys can earn money this sum.
mer eaddying on the golf grounds Of
the Ekwanok Country Club Boys
that wish TO have steady employment
should apply now Mo J w Burgess.
caddy master at the Club House
DEATH OF LENA BENTLEY,
Tuesday night az ten o'clock oc-
CURED the death OF Lena, the seven
year old daughter OF Mr. aud
Mrs lsiah Bentley, She was IN
only about twenty-four hours with
pneumonia, heart trouble being the
direct cause of her death. She wa,
a sweet, loyable child and will be
greatly missed at home and at
school which she had attended ur
to the day previous 60 her death
The funeral was Thursday after
noon from the church. of which she
was member OF the Sunday school
Mr.. Haryile, pastor OF the East Ar
lington NJ. Il. church, officiating
Her schoolmates attended in body
and covered her grave with flowers
LONDONDERRY.
a b. Waite was In Chester
Saturday.
Ray Holt has bought the Man
chester stage of A, II. Wade.
Mrs. Mary Larabee is visiting
al l., p. Sheldon's,
Mrs. Wernoff has returned froI
A visit to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Margaret Stowell is Wis
ting her daughter at Manchester
Depot
F. A. Curtis is improving the
looks of his house by the addition
1f piazza.
Strawberry festival at Uniol
Hall Friday evening. Proceeds fo
he church,
Fred Williams and RicharC |
Corey went to Stratton Wednesday
IN fishing trip
-Stillman Childs has bought thu
house and is to do quite
/ few repairs before moving there
The part of the postoffice builC
ng recently used as marble shol
s being refinished and is to BE-
lsed by the library.
&C. c. Mcdonald, Mr. and Mrs
.. G. Wright and Mr., and Mrs. Geo
Williams attended the Sunday schot
at Brattleboro Wednes
lay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
FRUIT CAKE BAKING.


''pW " ~ ~ =" ''N'' ~''ef
or Searching.
Many women can mix an excellent
fruit cake but few can place one IN
the oven without forebodings. TO In.
sure good results bake fruit cake In
pasteboard corset boxes: rs by inches
ls a good size. Some buyers prefer 10
leave these boxes in the store, and the
storekeepers are glad 10 give them
away. II is well 10 choose boxes not
less than two inches deep, and three IL
better.
Line each box with manila paper
wen grcnsed. pour In the batter. place
a thoroughly creased manila paper
over the box and put on the paste
board lid Place the boxes In u slow
oven and bake until the cakes are done
through. no longer This win require
nj least five hours. When baked In this
way the cakes VIII come from the
oven retaining the fruit flavor, with no
hard crust or scorchcd atom about
them, and they viii cut Into tempting
even slices Of convenient shape and
oIzH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-19
HIGH PRICES FOR CALrsKIys.

We are paying fancy prices this
spring for all grades of Calfskins. lf
you have anything IN this line 10
sell, be sure to secure our quotation.
before selling elsewhere We pay
the freight. We pay spot cash We
want to arrange with some one In
every village where we have no
agent, TO collect Calfskins, Beef
Hides. Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, Bones. etc We furnish
money with which to buy and we
keep our buyers thoroughly posted
at all times as to market values.
Write for full particulars
CARROLL s. PAGE, Hyde Park VI.