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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-14

up score in ninth. Leach tripled
with none down. Needham held
him at third, though the ex-Pitts-
burgher had plenty of time to
complete the circuit.
Then Miller, Safer and Evers
were easy for Matty.
Nationals dubbed Is hits. Ray
Morgan, recruit playing second,
got three.
Marty O'Toole pitched some Of
that So, 500 ball yesterday, held
ing Brooklyn runless.
Kelly, other end of baseball's
most expensive battery, is catch
ing regularly for Pirates.
Phillies made one less hit but
one more run than Cincinnati
yesterday. Both teams slugged
hard.
Ever since Doom and Griffith
pulled off the big trade last year
Phillies have been able to trim
Cincinnati.
Old rivals, Detroit and Athlet-
les, tangled yesterday, and Ath-
letics won. Plank outpitched
Works.
Oldring put game away in fifth
when his triple cashed three runs.
Princeton beat Yale 1o to 6 yes
terday, taking the baseball cham
pionship of the Big Four.
Flame" Delhi, recruit of whom
so much was expected, has been
released to San Francisco by Co
miskey. Old Roman will keep his
eye on the youngster and bring
him back when he looks ready.
RI1cLr RacLray Ixyl1o S%ar%ad bic
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-14

Faith is believing the dentist
when he says it isn't going to
hurt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
MRS. GATEWOOD
DIES SUDDENLY

Mrs. Fannie Gatewood OF this city
died suddenly in WeIlsville al q
oclock Wednesday morning. She
was Ill only few minutes. The
eause of her death was apoplexy.
Mrs. Gatewood formerly resided in
Montgomery County. but for many
Years she has lived here. Since the
death of her husband she has board.
ed and was living at Mrs. spenoe's
on East Monroe street.
The deceased is relative of Mrs.
e D. Rodgers, of this city. She was
visiting at the home Of Mrs White In
Weilsville when she was stricken.
The funeral was from tho Chris.
tan Church here at o'clock Thurs
hay afternoon and the body was
inferred IN Elmwood. Elder w. A.
Shullenberger conducted the ser.
Wees. ,r
The pail bearers are. s. M. Locke.
J. +. Wilkins. +. r. Sanford, r. d.
Rodgers, r. R. Arnold, sr, and Ross
Cauilorn.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the be
reaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Montgomery City, Mo, June 10.
Miss Minnie Wilson, who is visit
ing home In Monroe County, brings
an interesting document ofthe famous
murder trial OF Alexander Jester
who was tried in Mexico, Mo.
1t is a copy of telegram she
found in the desk of the late Johh
w. Gates, a brother Of Gilbert Gates
who, it was alleged was murdered IS
his money by Jester.
THIS telegram was found in the cor
ner Of Gates desk by miss wilson
private secretary 1t Is addressed 10
the attorneys in the Jester case, aho
urges them ITO hang Jester II l'
takes a million dollars"
Mr.. Gates spent thousands OF doI
lars in trying to prove that Jester
had numbered his brother, near MID
die Grove, In 1871
Gates and Jester were traVeling 10
gether. Jester was acquitted OF 'h'
charge and 1t was predicted that NJ
word confess on his deathbed. H'
died a few years ago in Oklahoma
but he did not admit that he wa
e,lltv as charged He said he bougl
GaeG clio hes and property and ina
he never could account for the rae
thal Gates was never seen .
heard of again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
A COUNTY CROP MAN.

n SSSfN SNA~~N
lgEADY the people OF Pettis cout-
ne seeing results directly trac-
% the employment of A County
! Nan. S. NJ. Jordan is receiving
% year 10 solve such agrlcul-
i prob ems the residents find
bard for them and likewise work
Eni the Increase OF yield as we'll
IN raising of the standard of
lasd stock there. The United
4 Exchanges offers TO give
d County in Missouri $1,000
VII raise a similar sum for the
e0gment Of such an expert. They
saile the benefits sure to fol
De installation Of an agricultural
n ln a county for 1t will not
herease the prosperity in that
Ndae vicinity but throughcut tie
|alE in general. Audrain farmers
bsen discussing auch a man for
a months ever since the State
Of Agriculture agreed to pay
baF'h Of the salary II we Sc
him. II the Mexico CONNER
enb wolld make a concerted eff
aong this line the farmers Of
ain would co operate and one OF
Vea'est advances in the agricul-
history Of this section follow.
Years trial would prove even
ihan the most sanguine adyo.
o this move hopes for. Let us
N this work at once and get
. with the most progressive of
srcultural Communities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
COUNCIL. ORDER
NEW PAVING
AND WALKS

The paving of Woodlawn with con-
crcyc ard asphalt was decided by
tho City Council at the meeting on
Monday evening, and work will be
started as soon as the ordinance can
have its full publication. Sidewalks
were also ordered on East jackson
street. to extend to the Missouri Mil
;tary Academy.
The Mayor appointed the following
committee to investigate the cost of
lighting the proposed White Way
and Investigate the matter in full so
the body may have complete under
standing of the subject; Messrs Roth
gell, Taylor, Hanley and Pitcher.
The matter of guaranteeing the
Carnegie Library Board s1,250 for
maintenance was postponed until the
next meeting.
Accounts and Gains were allowed
to the amount of $1675.75.
The following walks were ordered
built; w. H. Redmond, Lawrence
Matthews, B. R. Middleton, w. L
Fowles. Mrs. Sue woodward, and the
Callahan estate.
The buildings of the La Crosse
Lumber Yard were ordered repaire
ard the lot just north Of the Hox
sey Hotel cleaned up. The Tax Bill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Mrs. Chas. Hildebrand resurned Sal
urday from visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry King, at Craig, Neb.
Tie Misses Proclzman OF Centralia
visited at Frank KeHerha's the last oi
tine week.
Mrs. E. w Rockwell is on the sick
list
chas. Cunningham lost ya'ua-
Bile COW and calf from lightning last
week. T., "A
Frank okeys entertained the Misses
iHuffmans over Sunday.
Little Claude Breedloye was badly
stung by bees at Grandpa Persons
last Saturday.
The Children's Day Exercises at
the Christian Church Sunday night
was attended by large crowd.
The program was excellent. Much
credit is due the ladies' i'm their un-
firing efforts in training the chill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
GOVERNMENT
BUILDING IS
BEING BUILT

Geo. w. stiles Construction co
Chicago, H., started work ON, the
now sSO.ooo Federal building To he
located on the Bassford lot an The
corner of Jackson and Clark streets
lWednesd noon. Mr.. stiles stated
The buii3 ig would ba ready for or.
cupancy dareh 1. 1913, unless nm.
foreseen delays interfered.
Milan A. Stiles, son of the nop-
tractor. is here as clerk OF the work
and will remain until the building q
turned over to the Government. Mr.
stiles says the architecture Of the
new Postoffice will be better than
usual and the building in every parti.
GUAR Will be one the people will be
proud OF.
lie Will employ from 25 to so men
on the job. Several changes I'm the
plans that will improve the plan are
hanging fire until the excavation Is
completed. If no special difficulties
are encountered in the foundation
work the money saved for such 4 CON
aingency will be spent in proposed
improvements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
TAFT COLUMN
STILL INCREASES
ch5cago. IlI.. Iune il.

Chicago, ILL.,, June ii.
The Republicans National commit
tee this morning voted by thirty-eight
to eleven to seat the four Taft dele
gates at large from Kentucky.
Stung by the continued defeat at
the hands of the Taft forces and har-
rassed by the discussions resulting in
the victory for Taft in the Indiana
contests Monday, The Roosevelt sup
porters made a desperate effort to
substantiate their charges OF fraud.
Although the State has four dele
gates at large, the Roosevelt mon
named only two and it was these
who contested for places.
1t was finally agreed that the con-
test for the two delegates each, in
the first, second and fourth districts
be submitted and decided on the
same argument as in the case OF the
delegates at large
New York, June IL.
Theodore Roosevelt discusses pres
ent conditions at Chicago in an ar
ticle, entitled "A Naked Issue Of
Right and Wrong made public to-
night and 10 appear IN the current is.
sue OF The Outlook.
"The contest for the Republican
nomination has narrowed down to
a naked issue Of right and wrong. for
the issue Ii whether or not we
shall permit a system Of naked fraud,
naked theft from the people to tri-
umph," Mr. Roosevelt says.
Il have made this fight on two
great issues--first the right OF the
people to rule. and therefore, in tho
exercise of their deliberate Judgment
to control their government and their
governmental agents; and, second.
their duty to rule SO as to bring out
not only political, but social and in
dustrlal Justice.
Il have endeavored everywhere to
appeal, not to the politicians. but
to the people themselves. and to get
their Judgment. stating scores Of
times that would do my best to CON.
vert them to my way of thinking,
that l should acqulesee as matter
Of course in their judgment, it ii was
adverse; but that if their Judgment
was favorable, | did not intend tame
ly to submit to an effort by the politi
clans, that is, by the bosses. acting
as representatives Of special privi-
lege, to throw aside the verdict of
the people and submit a fake verdict
OF their own
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

CIRCULATION
I'M management Of the Mexico
L. is proud Of the steady growth
! 4 circulation and we are espec-
proud Of the prompt way In
IA our old subscribers renewwhen
n time expires. They all seem
f ! pleased with the cash in ad-
4. proposition. While the price
+ n, weekly Ledger at $i..oo per
j i really less than the cost Of
wtput, we are endeavorlng TO AZ
n for an attractive proposition
J gvsent the people Of Audraln
y during the summer months.
fever arrangements are made
h offered 10 removal subserlb-
s we'll as new subscribers. We
v like to have every farmer In
hsn and adjoining counties take
FsSlco Weekly Ledger, not on
AHt of any premium, or on ac.
! h any contest but because
WITS to GET all the news all
Inc. Newspapers like mer-
II believe in advertising, and
they put on a contest or offer
rums II ls In the direction Of
lNsrtlslng campaign. We mover
Ny trouble around the Ledger
holding subscribers after they
became acquainted with the
III, and its merits as a progress
swspaper, working on all oces-
under all circumstances for
kst interest Of the community
sheh Il is published.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
MoLlNo.

Mrs Edgar Martin and son, Sterl-
ing. visited Jos. Hale and family of
near Santa Fe from Saturday until
Monday.
Mrs. w. b. Marshall of Mexico. re-
turned home Monday after a visit
with Friends and relatives here.
People in our vicinity have begun
talking Chautauqua. 1t will be held
lt1 Mexico Sept. 4-10. A better
program is promised this time than
ever before. Every one thought last
fall 1t was simply grand.
, Mrs. Mamie Bledsoe returned to
lNr home at Mexico Monday after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Peyton
Elliott.
Edgar Martin returned home
from vandaliia Sunday where he was
called to the bedside of his aunt
Mrs. Mamie Doyle, who lis very Ill.
I, Miss Ardis Squires Is now visit
ing i'm Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

dren-
The social given by the ladies OF
the Presbyterian Church on Saturday
night was quite success. The hall
was not large enough to accommodat
the crowd. Proceeds $63.
Some of our farmers are sill re-
planting corn. Wire and cut worms
are doing lots of damage this year.
Chas. Cunningham has just finish
ed putting In a large piece Of millet.
When s. E. Siratton and family
started home from the ice cream and
strawberry festival Saturday night
they were surprised to find that
their team of ponies had broken loos
and preceded them. Martin and John
Hlldebrand caught the team and
tied them i'm John Sharpis yard. No
damage was done.
e. L. Johnson and wife Of Mexico
Wis ted at J. w, Hines Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
HOME FROM
SOUTH AMERICA

Ivan Lands, civil engineer, born
and raised in Audrain county, is
the guest OF his aunts, the Misses
Goddard, north of Mexico. This is
khe first time he has been back to
Audrain for Is years, during which
time he has been in South America
and various parts of Europe,
Mr.. Lands was delighted with the
improvements that greeted him upon
his arrival and says We have made
great advancement along many lines
since he was here last.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

/! Quite a number from Molino at
tended preaching at Santa Fe sun
day.
MIS-. Dan Cauthogn and s.ster-in-av
Miss Polly cauthornl Of Mexico spent
Monday with Mrs. Phyon Cauthorn
Miss Elizabeth Cauthorn is spend
ing this week with her aunt, Miss
Mary Henderson.
Mrs. w. B. Marshall of Mexico and
Henry Weaver and daughter, Miss
Leota of this place were guests of
Bob Snyder and wife Saturday. who
are making their home with their
son, John Snyder, and family near
Santa Fe.
! Miss Nellie Roberts returned to
'hsr home Thursday after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Dick Greed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

If all the State, district and coun-
ty candidates for office are invited
to Mexico on the Fourth of July and
a first-class band arranged for we
could have a sane, patriotic Fourth
of July celebration at a cost OF less
than $3.50. There is no necessity fer
big expenditure of money in order
to have wholesome, successful
Fourth OF July celebration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
ROOSEVELT MEN
LAYING PLANS
BUT FEAR MUCH
LEDGER SPECIAL.
ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU.
flhtca.,o ms luna -

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ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU.
Chicago. H.. June II.
The way is now open for tho Tar
forces to capture the entire delega-
ton from California. This was made
possible when two Taft delegates
from the Fourth California District
we're placed ON the temporary roll Of
the convention to-day by the National
Committee.
Though twenty four California dele
gates, Instructed for Theodore Roose-
welt. had been placed on the tempor-
airy roll. the action Of the National
committee today makes it possible for
the credentials committee to seat
the Taft men in place OF them.
The decision in the California case
came Immediately after the six Taft
delegates from Arizona had been or
dered seated, making a total OF one
hu1dred and nine contested delegates
won by Taft.
Roosevelt has gained but one and
Roosevelt men now freely admit they
have lost hope OF winning morethan
"a few OF the contests yet to DO
heard and are laying plans i'm the
hope OF being able to capture tho
credentials committee OF the conven-
kicn.
The decision In the California case
greatly increased the importance of
control Of credentials committee. Tho
decision involves ths legality OF tho
primary at which the delegates were
elected. Every ono oe the twenty
Roosevelt delegates can be uuseated
on same grounds as were involved
in to-day's contest. The Roosevelt
men are In great fear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
MOTORISTS PASS HERE.

g.. D. and A. NJ. Mead. of Green
wich. Conn, with their dog Bob, "
were in this city Tuesday in a 40 h.
n Packard car en- route to San Fran
cisco. The trip here had been made
in 7 days, The same party, inc'ud-
ing the dog, made the cross-cont nen'
trip through here three years ago.
They report Missouri roads better
than those in Illinois.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

QUITE q number OF property own
ers in Mexico are agItating the ques-
iion OF oiling the streets. They claim
that oil Is the cheapest and best way
to keep down the dust, A movement
IS being made to oil N Jefferson
sfrnnf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
against the Christian Science Church

against the Christian Science Church
was remitted.
All Of the bridges and culverts
within the City limits will be nves-
tigated Those that will require CON
crete will be made monolithic and
those where steel beams are best will
be reconstructed along these lines.
The move is for the purpose of bet
tel bridges in the city
B. A. Powell received the contract
for the Clark Avenue sewer, having
the lowest bid which was 5S cents a
foot. The paving of Hord Street, be
tween East Promenade and East Nor
roe, is likely, as the residents will
shortly present a petition which
they claim has majority of the pro
erty owners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
JOE BRYAN'S
SON BROWNS

Joseph, the fifteen-years old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan, was
drowned this week at the summer
home of his parents at Galena, NO.,
in the ozarks. The details of the
drowning are not known.
Joseph Bryan is a former Mexico
boy and a brother of Mrs. E. S.
Wilson Of this city. The Ledger
joins friends in extending sympathy
to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
Auxyasse. Mo-. June 10.

AuXVdsse, MO- JuIe 10.
Invitations were issued this week
to the marriage OF Miss Anna ".
Woodson and Harry Albert Meyers.
which will take place in the Aux
vase Presbyterian Church on the eve
ming of Tuesday. Juno is. Miss Wood
SON is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
f. Woodson of AuxVasse and has
been employed for three years by the
Bufflm Telephone Company at Aux
vase. Mr.. Meyers Is SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Meyers and is assist,
ant cashier of the Farmers and Trad
ers' Bank of Auxvasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
FLAG DAY JlJNE IA.

As Friday, June IA. has been APP
pointed national Flag Day by Con
gress, the D. A. RS Society requests
that the people of Mexico will pre-
paEe to make as fine a display as pos
sible upon that day. Bring out the
new flags with their forty-seyen stars
and H. percsance, there are old flags
hidden away that bear the signs OF
usage, bring them out, too. and let
us show the patriotism OF our little
city in full measure.
MRS. J. W. MILLION,
Chairman Patriotic Education Com.
mittee. D. a. r.. ,artl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

VERY possibly Mr.. Taft would,
if privately consulted, advise Mr..
Hughes to stick c,ose to the SUI
preme bench i'm the face Of all temp
tations to seek the presidency.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
MRS. DYSON SURPRISED

bI TNIETNDOs
Saturday evening, June s, was the
birthday of Mrs. Eugene Dyson, and
her former nelghbors, Mrs. George
Bremen and Miss Bette Jolly, being
aware of the fact informed about
twenty Of Mrs. Dyson's friends and
visited her home, bringing their sup
pors in bountiful supply. Mrs. Dyson
was much delighted with the visit
of Ter friends and all present spent
a most enjoyable evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
HEADQUARTERS for Cowherd
for Governor have been opened in
the Planters Hotel in st. Louis.

THE work Of the Committee on
Plans for the new public library has
been slightly delayed on account Of
the absence of the chairman William
Pollock, who has been in Louisville
Kentucky, on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

n Of the most delightful we'd
we have had IN Mexico for
N day was that OF Miss Mildred
Ivy to ], w. steuck. Jr.. OF st.
/. Monday evening, June 10. The
Y joins the people of Mexico in
sag cordial congratulations, es-
y to Mr.. steuck. who has mar.
'ae OF Mexlco's most accomplish
y lovely girls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

MASSACHUSETTS, has fired an
other reverberant shot. It's leglsla-
ture is the first to ratify the constl-
tutional amendment providing for
the direct election OF senators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

ONE great argument In the minds
OF sympathetic people for extend
ing another nomination to Colonel
Roosevelt is the terrible disappoint-
ment he will feel if he does not get
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
AuxvAssE COMING HERE.

Many residents of Auxyasse motor
to this city to attend the perform
ances at the Airdome. The evenings
are delightful for the trip and the
roads in excellent shape,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
Millinery Special

new for such entertainments, is some
thing that should be considered now,
il we are to hold one this fall. Too
much advertising cannot be had for
such an important event.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

a BOSTON widow Is to sacrifice
the income from sio,OOO.0OO in order
to marry poor man. Cheer up, fel-
lows. That shows what women think
Of us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

DISPATCHES from Little Rock,
Ark, announce the Slate Convention
there instructed IS delegates for
Clark for President and placed them
under the unit rule.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

Elenllon Of our readers is
IN y, ,ae Fair premium list, pub
NV. n'ne daily and weekly Ledger.
I'm e0's !, are being made to give
4. 'ne biggest fair we have ever
,,'s ~ August sixth to ninth. The
ent Is leaving nothing un-
se.' make The attraction better
ss !, !. and record,brcalSing crowds
,. IN attendance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
MASONIC LECTURER COMING.

state Masonic Lecturer Mclaughlin
will hold a S-days' lodge of instruc
ton for the Mexico and Audrain oouf'
Nv lodges in this city June 20, 21 and
s2 All Masons who can are expect
cd to be present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

GOV. HERBERT s. HADLEY, o
Missouri, has been prominently men
eioned at Chicago as compromise
candidate for President of the United
States on the Republican ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

N \. at the date on the margin
'plef Of your Weekly Ledger,
IN sailt before your time expires.
you will not miss a copy of
/. Ofl'e paper. The Weekly Led
IN, S De paid for In advance by
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
. ! NJ n ! STORE NEWS ) !,ii Z!

We want to thank you all for the generous ren,,.
Special Sale last week You that attended the sale and
t advantage of the many bargains throughout the .,ors
ii saw the crowds testify to this store trubfness IN
4 4, advertising
We were as pleased to you take ADVANTAGE f ~
l,0ain's as you seemed to be.
We had planned NOVEL SALE for this week b,,,
lave been too busy to get it until next week "A fo
SALE and i will run Just days. Thursday, Friday and
Esturday Jund 20, p and q. ''1
and make 33 Days Sale but this is not the kev
n Our 2FOR ONE SALE. We ecxpect the house 70 h.
zs.cked the 3 days Of this Sale Remember the date
a don't disappoint bynot attending as we shall GER
Snoly not disappont you.
Watch Wednesdays Daily and Weekly, June 20 for
4 IN announceinent OF our FOR SALE and make nm
mr mind to take advantage of it. We will have plenty
bgains to through Saturday so that our Satu
q dy sustomers will have the same as before
j Millinery Special
New Shapes just in, Ratine Duck and felt Md-Sum-
NET Readyto-Wear Hats, white and colors Special
mres in all our Trimmed and Pattern Hats l-3 and IL
always popular prices. Some SO hats left from Sale
600 to $3.50 Trimmed and Ready-toWear Hats, choice
sOO
lAorseoat517a5sz8saoze
Sseeonfs eoazA9 oA0te7eAyszoaf go r1ExfcO. no.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

John IT. Baker4 is in st. Louis in
the Bankruptcy Court, looking after
the closing up OF the brewer business
at Rowena
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

ALREADY some of the delegates
Iare manifesting more interest in
Chicago and Baltimore hotel rates
than In party platforms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

A. W,Judy Of Centerville. Ia, for.
merly Of this city, is the guest OF
Mexico relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

WHAT In tho world would Col. Wat
terson do IL this years presidential
horniees should be Wilson and
Roosevelt?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

ANYWAY, Mr.. Taft viii make
more restful ex-president than does
Mr.. Roosevelt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

REPORT has it that Senator James
A. Reed will make Clarh's nomlna-
tion speech at Baltimore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

NOT laughing at Uncle Sans MAJ
rlnes like we used to, are we?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

June sale on summer w o'0' NV
going on. dS WI
Mexico Variety store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

can make no better invest
aaA TO secure shares in the
y Savings 6 Loan series.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13

CARLOAD OF NOTIONS AT ABOUT
~ REGULAR PRIcEs:
Bottles Vaseline &C
Granite Dipper &c
Garden Hoes 10 and 23c
: Bunches Envelopes &C
80 Foot Galvanized Wire
Clothes Line 10c
Wash Four-inr Hand Ties 10c
2 Doz. Safety Pins SC
High Chairs for the babies $1.25
10-Inch flat Saw Files I0c
Regular SC brown Crash for this
sale, yd SC
Fruit Jar Rubbers, doz. 4 and Sc
String House Broom Csc
Mop sticks 90
FUe Stops 90
Cake Turner &c
Japanese house slippers 1Oc
Grass Shears 10c
Glass Table Tumb,ers, each 20
5 Mouse Traps 5c