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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15

Special Local Data for Yesterday.
l2 noon temperature ............ &c
3 p. NJ. temperature ............ 6s
Maximum temperature up to S
Minimum temperature up to 5
I. NJ; ..........'-..'.- ~
Mean temperature ............. So
Normal temperature ............ IL
Deficiency in temperature ...... IL
Deficiency in temperature since
March .....:. :......... 1pl
Accum. excess in temperature
since January l Observation-Disclosures. As
Rainfall last twenty four hours %
Deficiency in rainfall since
March 1 observation-disclosures. 6.66
Accum. deficiency in rainfall since
January .................... sos
Local Observation 8 z. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature So
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 10
Wind, direction .................S S. r..
Wind. velocity Observation-Disclosures.
Weather PIT cloudy
Rainfall last !2 hours ...... %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15
Warrants for Those Suspected of Having Guilty
knowledge of Young Woman Death Will
Be Served TO-DAY,

Hendersonv!iie, y. c.. September 1.-THE
Hawkins mystery took on new phase to-
day when It became known tina, the au-
thoHties believe a woman was present AT
her life. While the Identity OF the woman
10 Withheld by the authorities. II is known
that she VIII hgure al the Inquest to-mor-,
row afternoon and a sensation o. a start
ling nature is looked for. II was said thai
this woman attempted the operation. and
mat she left the scene hurriediy after its
fatal termination.
Detective Bradford OF washington. a.
now IN conference with the coroner and
other county officials. and action is ex-
pected at Its conclusion. /; is stated on
what is regarded as reliable authority that
warrants for the arrest OF persons suspect
Cd OF having guilty knowledge OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15
BROKER is FINED
National Committeeman Files NoIo
Contendere Plea.

New York. September 14.-Charles F.
Brooker, Republican national commit
teeman of Connecticut. as president OF
the Coo Brass Manufacturing Company,
member of the Barb Copper Wire
Association, appeared before Justice
Hough in the District Circuit Court to-
day and entered plea of nolo con-
tendere to three indictments against
him In the steel wire pool cases. He
was fined $1,000 on the first indictment
and $500 each on the other two.
Edward s. Perot, president of the
National Conduit and Cable Company
and George ]. Jackson. secretary of the
same company. withdrew their pleas OF
not guilty and entered pleas OF nolo
contendere. They were fined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15
BOOM FOR La TOILETTE
Movement for Hi. Candidacy stnrt. In
Lincoln.

Lincoln.
Lincoln, Neb.. September IA move
ment In the interest of Senator La
Toilette. of Wisconsin, as the Repub-
lican candidate for President, and an
EFFORT 20 bring about the support OF
the Nebraska delegates was started to-
night. when dinner was held, bring
Ing together friends of the Wisconsin
Senator. Steps looking toward a State
wide La Toilette league were taken.
The dinner was quite largely attend
ed. Senator Moses Ciapp of Minnesota,
was the principal speaker. Touchfs.s
on the aspect of the boom for the Wis
consin Senator, the Minnesota mar
said:
There has been a demand from all
over the country for some candidate
for the presidency who would repre-
sent progressive Ideas. While there
was sntimept for some other men. the
sentiment for La Toilette was over
whelming."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15
AVIATOR FATALLY HURT
He Is Pinned Under wreckuRe whcr
Machine Turns Turtle.

Albion. n. Y. September l4-Franll
Paine. an aviator from Wilkcsbarre,
Pa. was probably fatally injured to-
day in making flight from the Or
leans county fair grounds. Paine made
his first run across the field without
developing speed enough to take the
air. On his second attempt he had
assembled not over thirty feet when he
suddenly stopped the engine with the
evident intention of descending. The
aeroplane turned turtle and crashed to
the ground, pinring Paine under the
wreckage. He was unconscious when
removed to a hospital and IT Is feared
thar death must ensue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15
fed. and there is no definite clue to

fed. and there is no definite clue to
their identity. Those who have INDUCED
in the dangerous frolic on previous
occasions are known, and 1t Is believed
for this affair. 1t Is considered mar
Vicious that the girl was not killed
instantly by the powerful voltage, and
should the culprits be apprehended the
authorities say the fullest punishment
allowed by law Will he meted out to
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15
HORSE SHOW CLOSES.
E.hlh''ls s,.. a, M Kss.,,ns One Of Bees.

Exhibition at Knoxville One of Best
Ever Held In South.
nhoN'iiie, lenn. September IL
The Appalachian Exposition Horse
Show closed tonight after what Is
claimed to be the greatest success in
this line in the South. Danville and
Shelbyville. KY, horses figured prom
inently among the winners. but At
lanta, Ga, and Knoxville came in for
a share of the blue ribbons. Ken
tucky's Choice. owned by Mrs Richard
T. Wownes, of Danville. KY. won his
thirty seventh blue ribbon. taking his
last one in the model horse class. in
which there were fourteen entries
While Harp. also owned by Mrs
Wownes, won two red ribbons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15

IN Fannin, Union and Lumpkin coun .
ties. and the price paid by the govern
ment is said to be little more than
$500. 000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15

young woman's death have already been
ofa~n up by Solicitor johnson and Will be
served some time tomorrow.
Evidence OF 4 damaging nature wa, So
cured to-day. and several new witnesses
nave peen summoned TO appear a, the in
queel winch the coroner has reopened The
Officers in conference debated on Tho a.
sisab'!ity OF serving the warrants Tonight.
put II was deemed advisable 10 defer &C
verdict tomorrow.
II Is announced that the public Will be ex
cIudeo from he Inquest, but newspaper men
WIZ De admitted. The evidence which wifi
DE presented tomorrow is expected to dis
close the fact that the fatal operation was
and that after death the girls BODY VA.
hidden in the adjacent woods to be later
thrown into the waters OF the lake
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15
Government buy. Lsnd.

Atlanta. Ga. September 14.-Thirty-
nVe thousand acres OF Georgia noun
tain land rich in forests and minerals,
have been purchased by the United
States to be included in the Appalach-
ian Forest Reserve. recently provided
for by Congress. The tract Is located
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-15
THE WEATHER

Forecast, VirSinia--Overcast and
warmer Fridny; Saturday fair; mod
crate south winds.
North Cnroiinn--Cloudy ind warmer
Friday; Saturday probably fair, mod
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

endorsement Of Superintendent Davidson.
A committee has been named 10 call on
Mr. Davidson.
Miss Dorsey stated Saturday morning
that she hoped 10 get the communication
in shape 10 present 10 The board Monday
night II We fan Ne VIII send It TO the
next meeting, Two weeks hence said
Miss Dorsey The board can accept our
offer II n wishes, and ] sincerely trust Il
viii see its way clear 10 try out the
scheme, as d sill cost absolutely nothing
our plan Is similar 20 those which have
been tried In many large cities, said Miss
Louise Mcpherson, president Of the ssso-
citation. II the Board Of Education wants
10 get an idea Of the practical workings Of
inspection. We viii afford them an oppor-
tunity which will entail no expense
"Dnentimes, school boards have been
SLOW 10 take up the proposition Of inEpec-
tion because The members were not sure
what might result Under our plan. they
can drew their own conclusions after they
have tried the scheme FOR eight weeks
The plan. while along the line o. med
teal Inspection cannot be termed medical
inspection. u is more in the nature Of
preiimlnaTies 10 medical inspection The
nurses will not attempt 10 advise treat
meut. Their dunes Viii simply be 70 weed
ON children. who need attention some
times d. may be medical other times ID
may not be. But q VIII b. a great heIr
70 those children who are backward from
causes which are not apparent"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
FOR FREE MEDICAL INSPECTION
Visiting Nurses Association Offers to
Undertake the Work.
SIMPLY AS A DEMONSTRATION
VIII select FOur schools. which VIII
Re Ntstted Daily for I've MOaths
In order - show what
Can He Done.

That the Board Of Education may get an
idea OF the practical workings OF medical
inspection in the public schools Of Omaha.
the Visiting Nurses association viii place
its nurses 81 the disposal Of the board
The nurses viii work under the direction
and orders OF the school authorities n The
offer Is accepted
The association expects 10 submit its
offer the board Monday night Plans
for the work have practically been com
pleted and provide that the experimental
work Of The nurses shall be limited 10 four
schools which the board may designate
II n wishes. Otherwise the sssOciA lion
viii select four schools IN which 10 show
the board the results Of inspection.
The offer Of the association viii also
stipulats that the period of inspection be
limited 10 eight weeks al the most Ia
that time, o. Is expected that the feasibility
o. Inspection viii be demonstrated All
work done o. nurses VII he free o. charge.
should The offer Of The association be
accepted. the Inspection via he done under
the direction q MisF san Dorsey. head
nurse u is asserted that Miss Dorsey
with the assistance Of one other nurse.
can complete The Work 10 four SCHOOLS
within no @ months
The plan provides that The n1rses shal
visit the schools each dsy They WI IN
dertsBs 10 single o1t children VINO are
-lffsrfnE from pnz sicaI tefe.rs ur csu-
taEols diseases. Their rhe attention %
the parents alI be- called o. the child 5
condition ard rhss u1Ii be- asked 90 tsse
lie child Geo the family physician Tor treat
meut That O. a. far al tue efforts Ht zoe
nurses ala a..
Before the offer j. usd- ta the school.
board. She association hopes o. sei 1hr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

natR, bows and Finally reached Msifoai
without mishap
one hundred thousand weasel skins TO
make Fur robes FOR royalty and nobility to
wear at the approachinE~ coronation Of
p ing George v Of England is The incentive
that Is IeadtnE trBppers IN war OF eNtCr-
ninstiun on the little ermine In Europe
The stoat- OF eTmine weHseIs skin only
measures foot long By three inches wide.
So about lo0.O0o Woasels viii be wanted for
cremation robes.
The more biting the cold where The err
mine o. trapped. the whittier Is the fur And
IL is snow-white IN siberia During the
last coronation there Was q weasel famine.
and fine SKINS popped up 90 so apiece.
i-Iuane fur is used either plain OF
powdered On The cape Of ths robe There
tue rows Of little black DOTS indicate the
degree OF the UsarGr
Plans for Royal Journey.
The plans for the journey Of Rin- George
and Queen Mary 10 India next November
have been announced.
The royal party vII uroreod overland 10
a Mediterranean pom In IRE EiH=s private
rslWay cars. a STOP UIH be- made az Port
said before the v0ysge ihraugh the canal
Here the EhvdiNe Of F-trl with tre
British agent general VIII meet the king.
and probably proceed with him as FAR as
sues A stop viii probably be- made al
Alden FOR The purpose Of deal .uE with state
business over the cable- Lord Crews
Who VIII be with the party win urEaniEe
complete system Of CoWmuuicsrous lr
which wireless teleEraph U.I form o
prominent part The rtIuue vll include
c1un'efeut literary man. TOD whom viu
br entrusted the task uf pre- arms an off,
clal account 81 the tour Co be published
lIlIiiel lately On the return
80 decision has sea been made as 10 the
vessel 20 be commissioned go CUu o. the
royal parry 90 India. There be- 70 precedent
for such a voyage a. the eastern tours
made in previous years by The late King
Edward and hy The present king ver,
undertake. when they heid the second
position u tbe REALM. In admiralty CIRCLE.
thG oIiuiou eEpruEEed that an acesu
Inner VII b. chartered and converte1 into
a resHrl uncer nav cnnd uars Bill th.rs
% doubi thai a. IA. .eshIn ~ fs- Dread
neuEhl elsss Az caufss ths rg1 q vessel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Benefits, Omahas style center, cordially invites YO
to it's Spring Opening Monday and all this week.

pb or h @ 70 w d w t years supreme
he
/ y y coarse woven sd d Ii J @ h re maj hb veal re p or
fnrHu ines arte O gH figures I'll nc Bile m Wit ne Opening of IN Store r %
dfhetr wards 10 efforts ~ evil nf auh @ Amer
m IS res a a m m m
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Welcome to Thousands
Prescription FOX IndiEestion that has
Done wonders in Hospital Worh

This Do the lHrEusla that las created
. fuTOrs in the medical prOfe ssl0u on
account OF -is rr.aaIl-ahIe effectiveness
IN tne treatment 90 stomach troubles ID
acts differently from anything else ever
tried foT this widespread ailmeut slmOs
immediately relieving distress alter eating
sour stomach seIrIIUl dizziness and
headache. 10 used f0r .rtIHlluT time 10
VIII cure the worst case Of oyspeusia-
ounces r-sf4"E ri t-H-n. tDgeF ounces
syrup o. GinEr-- one ounce .atandir COM
pound MA anu lake One 10 Two tea
EpoonfLis after each meal and al bed
time EBLaHdiT aiWars come puf ID iu
ounce -ealed packages. Ans druggist
should have lf Dob stock ur this Time OF he
EiI guie.fE Eet from his WhoIezsl.
-1ueF- fLT af- results mix the Pepsiu
aud -.t GirEe. then iet stand about an
la.t before ardl- the tatandir. IN niI
ra more cons er.slf t0 GET tho ingredients
from the uruEEist and miE them 81 home
Auy one with STOMACH tTplhie should sci
thls without dCla ADV.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
L on all Know Benefits for Their Beau
tiful LinenS and White Goods

And more than will our new St Gall Imported
Swis>es please You. These are he acme Of quality. No
where will be shown better Swsses in such beautiful
patterns and designs
Here's St Gall 32-inch Embroidered Swiss, ia small
figures and dots. at. ward Observation-Disclosures. SOC
And ST. Calls 32-inch Swiss in all patterns the
regular S1.OO kind, Monday ...,..............75 C
Then St Calls Finest Swisses worth Sl25 and Sl.5O
beautiful patterns, Monday special at, yard 81 90
4Sinch Imported French Wolfe the plain sheer
goods; Monday the finest $50 values; opening DAY
treat ...... ............ .................. Soc
27-inch Sheer Checks and Stripes, for dresses worth
;}5c and 40c yard Monday ..... ..... 25C
sOnch all Linen Sheeting thread weight
good regularly sold $50 Monday special I'd CSC
Table Dsmask all 125 values
Monday yard CSC
Napkins 22x22, special Monday
sSs2.SsI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Chicago ChauffeurS
Must Not Get Drunk
Municipal Judge Takes New View Of
Law and Fines Driver for z. I.
Cudshy Fifty Dollars.

CHICAGO. Maroh ls.- Drinking while on
duty a. chauffeur 1r before gong on
duty vail be considered uisdemcanor tn
Chicago hereafter according 20 Municipal
JudEe Newcomer VINO today fined Charles
Jones ChBuffer fog D. D. Cudahy $50 and
costs
''l consider il one 0f The worst offeuses
thai can he committed" said The Judge
ITO drink when .uE. -a.a % drive an auto
mobile. We .-s- 60 something 90 put a
stop 90 this wholesale G.a.ng Of people and
we've decided 20 begin here.S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

leather boots, DE wears the little Mon
teneErfn cap. with the black border signify
inE mourning. its red center ~ mbolic OF
the field Of blood and five ssmi-cirC lie O.
rings Of gold proclsimins that fifth cen
fury has come and gone since the fatal
hAttle Of Kossovo was fought that battle
which shattered the once mighty Serb en-
pire for ever.
il was a visitor 10 Cettinje who once
tUitted the klng with the fact that his
country has no exports sir was the
reply you forgct ms daughters" And
surely his daughters have made most bril-
liant alliances,
DistinEuished GrOcerE.
Lord Mimic. the eX-yiceroy Of India has
been awarded The Freedom Of the Groc-
ers' Company al the Guildhau and his
lordship has now Joined a very dlstin-
guished company Of -grocers." including
MS majesty, the king the duke Of Con
naught and Prince Arthur OF Connau Eht.
There are few weather. guilds OF the
city than the grocers. and they are also
one Of the oldest their records going as
far hack as 1855
The grocers' buildings were destroy ed
by the great fire in London. The magni-
hcent Grocers han being one Of the mod
ern buildings Of the CITY. once they pos
sessed great quantity OF costly and
ancient plate but they were plundered Of
most Of IL by royslists and roundhesds in
turn, and what remained persisted IN the
IRE. They have however. some remark
able ancient records. which happened 10
be stored away from the hal al the time
Of the catastrophe in 1864 and 50 escaped
the flames
A red-lelter dsE in the grocers' calendar
10 Oak Apple day. Not only did Charles N
confer special privileges on the company.
but be further honored b. By serving in
the office Of master q year OF TIVE after
mis- restoration
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Brunswick Daily
News is Indicted
Georgia Paper Which Advertised Lot
terry is Charged with Misuse
Of Nails.

SAVANNAH. Gs- March lS-The DAILY
>eHs % BrunsWick Ca. Vsz Indicted h-
me United states Eraud Irr whfcI al
tourncJ here sesferdaT for violation Of the
Tostai Laws ut Publishing sdvertisemsurs
~ IoIfer-- 1u JsuuarF e last She pare
edEc-fisFo aras ms frr loi ans flst
i--rie ~ss excluded from the mails Other
uffeuser are charges
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Mr.. CIevrIand saiIs Tor Esrop..

NEW YORK. March ls-Mrs Grover
Cley Gland, Ufdew q TIRE former 8resl-
dent sailed tor Europe TODAY for visit
no her SON. Richsrd vino o. On school ia
switzerland Win her Hss a4-r -uu
Trancir Another pass-nser ess Ioru
Hasri8s- sac veteran dllam4t ana pub
lclsL aLo e b pears old
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

We trust that you join Opening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

- 1
y Hemstithed Fflowsps
~ SaF NeWid in stamped Center tedP
-
We do here shor noto reason
OF
opening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19

and that it Nin be in charge Of an admiral
u the fleet
Shouid WomeH Ride Astrides
Western ideas and customs are finding
their way into staid old London. and the
question should women r1de astridee' il
sgitating the social set. Already a number
Of fair equestriennes have adopted the
custom Of riding Rstride in Rotten Row
and IL appears that the fashion is making
rapid Roadway IN the riding schools. espe
cialIy among very young girls
several society women are doing their
best 20 Introduce the fad. For several
years past Visoountess Es stleresgh has
regularly ridden sEtIide IN the Row auc
other distinguished .astriders7 are the
duchess Of Westminster LADY Constance
Stewart Richardson and Hon. Mrs Fair
burn.
One may see in the Row any day in the
season small girls riding Rsuide, q we'll
known example being the duchess Of
sutherland little daughter. Lazy Rose
mary Leveson-Gower. OF these pioneers,
LADY Constance stewart Richardson mas
never ridden q horse in any other way.
West-end habit makers are receiving
more orders than ever FOR divided skirts
and coats Ten years ago such costumes
veIe uuthoughi Of. nov inquiries ss 70
styles and coats are numerous
MonteneEro's Royal Invalid.
one Of the most interesting invslids u
the moment is the king Of Montenegro.
Hs If the most psrernsl ruler in Europe
and judges ms little Kingdom on the ira
ditiunBl methods q the csdi under me
palm tree. Law does not trouble him, and
when he has made up his mind what the
offender deserves the offender sets II
there and then. without any regard 20 the
care with mich be may have kept within
ths letter Of the Law. OF all monarchs there
b. none Tnor- lnConE entiunHI shan the
auE ul Montenegro.
NuE NtCHg.as ralr--i above al
iilng-. ibis spparel be- Eors-ous-a whine
sIruuaL over Ehlch hF wears a sIeeF eles-
Jacket of hlscs slk, stdL embroidered
Nith sold. q scarlet andrrCuat Goa erluE
his bread eh--I. Hsrv1=s rich la suid work
uulli-cp.ured rI.k sash hoia-ns M Ia
e,ltaile revolver. and a.d- bils srulzrr-
gathered a. uhe knre iut9 q gaI u patent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
Women's Spring Suits, Coats and
Dresses in Styles That Are InvinCible


shown all that newest adj tina" best IN feminine garments The
n ouro
quality staple fabrics To them realize
Many these exclusive adaptations costly foreign models modified to the
taste; Tiers t
display
FRONT he
rriyt sand er1 ush IA Fri % o ne lines well
IN H and b ore ~
dHe h ~
~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
LONG TRIP TO LOVERS CRAVE
Miss Olive Macleod Places Cross on
Tomb in Africa.
TRAVELS FIVE THOUSAND NILES
Of the ktnE Hnd Queen OF Great
Rritatn, az Wa of Egypt,
AeEt FhII.
BY lady MARY MAINwARNG

LONnON March a. special 10 The
See THAT she might locate and place
Cross on the grave ~ her late sweetheart
',no was uurded while ou q like mission
tu the grsyu ~ HE brother ia the wilds
of Africa. has taken Miss Onye Macleod
nearly 6.euo miles into d land which never
lefure Vas visited by white woman. The
srEve sought by Miss Macleod was that
GO Lieutenant Boyd Alelander. The ca
IEurer. slain in Central AfriCa IN May OF
.l.. -ai Iu svtitI received iu London
.E- 1escr-1es ler .uurnes- winch was mad,
..aeaga lrezI uifnclities
Miss Macleod aekupvI edg-s with Erati-
.aa+ ilr assistance rsudvEcu uy French or
leers n h,I ussssge Through The sudan
DO AIullulI % British poet near Lake chad.
. ulru abe saTusins % Lieutenant Alexander
..sI near hose of his brother rs ho died IN
~ du1ir lu expedition from lhs NiEuI
.. ~ AU-
L..eut-uat taAauter .eI england u
sa. ans afts- ilE,s NanleriEss entered
E-,-ua sltr ut intention % rrachlus
AiaiLunL .n afGsg a. restore ths Gross uu
.lH trulbers grave ir ARE f1ench sudan
10, Hssi hls death tfrulrh ths -roll heT7
rT thr uaLi.es ~ "A adEi n--l nom fhr
Fronlh Stle a. vsr ffif rruElns vsrs an
ltirod b. tae si-r - ha hE0theT.
weasel skins Tor H0BaIts.
Niss Macleod vho rs the daughter %
ru Eugina-d Msclsead. late permanent
.ndar-se, rrfarJ for scotland itterminrd
Nd ma 30 uiiEItmaEe io Lake chad she
staried on her lcuunsy IN AuEaEf ans
isnded Al tas mouih ~ ne Wiser Fu
La unsa shs Nas borne 10 q husr 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-19
oPENuEo DAY SPECIALS FROM BEE
NETT's BIO GROCERY.

aQFEMIMG DAY SPECIALS Prom BEN
NETT'S ZIG GROCERY.
Fresh Country Eggs, Monday, doa. l7o
Pride Of Benefits Flour. as ih, Ak. $50
Bennetts Excelsior Flour. 4S 10. sack
az Sl-5o-and 40 Stamps
r. q. Baking Powder lh. can ...... acc
And 20 stamps
20 lbs. GRADUATED sugar .......... 500
Benefits Breakfast coffee. Two pound
can --..-. ..... oh. ... .......... 45c
Bennett's Golden COFFEE. NO. can. FAC
Sc grade Teas. assorted, 10. ...... sc
4sc grade Teas. assorted. lu. .-.. 39c
Tea Sitting pound package -.-....-. lac
SnideTs Chile Sauce, bottle ...... 25c
And 20 stamps
Diamond Crystal Table salt. sacks Zoe
And 30 StOIuI
Ten bars Benefits Bargain soap. a5e
3 lbs Cleaned CuIrauts fo 2Se
lbs. Navy Beans Ton r..-.--... csc
NOW IL the Time 20 Plant onioa Sets.
-. We Just reCetN el sen e-ai hundred
quarts at splendid fiplI1e i-r itFfpr 7'ed
or yellow onion sells, bssj gualit. .
quarts -.-.. -... . .. . D. ........ 25c
Flower and Vegetable seeds, pkEs SC
Benefits Capitol EErrart bottis &c
And 20 Stamps .s
GailiErds Olive OH, pima can -.-... 4Oe
r. q. Pure Maple Syrru. gallon can q
Hulled Lima Beans, with chicken, two
cans for 2Sc-and 20 stamps
soc can Old Mission Ripe olives Tor sc