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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

Gold and broadway Christian
church. Hormon williams. minister.
bible school at ast5. Come on time
ro that YOU can SECURE 81 seat Morn
ing sermon ~ n. "What shall We
Make 81 New Mexico O." Well. let
ua see. Evening sermon az 8. "Prim.
Tive Practices On the Biblical
Church" Endoavor society az D.
m. "unFcifiehness' ~ the topic
Church training school "Wednesday
evening. lesson. 'The Testimony OF
Competent Witnesses"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

known % the public,
but complete rostOr-
alton tobealth
30 much 20 me that
/ cannot keep fr0m
telling mine for the
sake Of other suffer.
Ing women.
81 bad been sick
about twelve years.
and bad eleven doc.
tors / had drag.
cling down pains,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

Central Avenue N. II. church.
South. Central and Arno. samuel ~.
Allison. pastor Services conducted
hy the pastor az ~ a. M. and D..
m. Subject FOR the morning sermon,
"ConversianA Great Fast" Com
version IN the only explanation for thu
change thHt took place in the life ~
the Apostle Paul and derry McAuley
and many others. Topic for the after
noon service, "Johoyah-Jlreh." spo-
oial music by the choir. Sunday
school az 9i45 a. M, Robert Holiday.
superintendent. Last sunday morning
Il was little damp and cool Ia the
basement. due 60 the fact that q had
10 be aprinkled a. keep down the
dust. hut the weather ~ warmer now
ana Il Is thoroughly dry In thn base-
mont. so we feel sure that Il will be
very pleasant for our next services.
We extend you a cordial invitation 20
come and worship with Us.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

A. L. Aullck. pastor Meets gt tho
A. o. y. w. hall Sunday school at 10
O'Clock Church services AZ II a. m.
and p. M The pastor WIZ speak AZ
both services Tho theme ut the ii
O'Clock service will be "The Parable
Of the talents" One talent used ia
better than fifty hidden ones. Il -
better 10 wear out than 10 rust out,
There Is many hidden talents la NaW
Mexico There Is mo better place TO
polish your talents than here. At the
4 O'Clock services Mothers and
Home" viii he discussed Come and
let MS honor mother worship God AL
this service the following musical Sc
lections win be rendered:
SOlO-~''A Mothers Prayer piacKman
by Miss Matte aI0Fris.
CONTINUED On Page a. Column -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
preach. Everybody welcome.


Corner Fourth and silver. Arch
deacon w. Y. Warren, rector. Holy
communion az a. m. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Holy communion and
services at II a. m Order OF service.
processIonal--"Jesus Lives" .......
...-,...s..s..s.,... III. J, Gauntlet
kyrie. .s,.............. Il ,. Eirey
GLORIA IiDa. .......s....ss.... PAXTON
Hymn "Hark, Ten Thousand
Voices. ...............5 ,. b. Dykes
An,hem--"By the Waters OF Baby
lon" Watson
Soprano. alto soloas and choir.
SOloist, Miss I.ottie Pratt and Miss
Edith walker.
Offertory sentence. IL. a. whitney
Sancsus ....s...s......of.st .IaytSf
Communion Hymn Bread Of the
World" ...............J. y. Hodges
Gloria Ia Excelaia--Old Chant.
Receaslonal-"O In Danger" .....
,....,....,,..,..... N. j. Gauntlet
Organist. Mrs r. w Harden.
Choir director. Mrs. A. r. MOrrlsotte.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

Have You seen those dainty, ex-
clusively designed Princess slips al
Mrs. Newcomers? They are only a
part OF one OF the moot attractive
llRes % Eeaay-to- undershrmenis
ever shown In Albuquerque. 3i6 West
Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
lmt napllst.

htNNA AhNAtHAs
First Baptist church. corner or
Lead avenue and Broadway, Jesse
]. Runyan. pastor. bible school al
0.f5 n. m, Prof. Drake. superintcpd-
emit. Visitors welcome. Morning wor-
ship az II o'clock. The pastor VIII
give communion meditation ON "A
Need OF Knowing God" The right
hand Of fellowship viii be given 70
new members at this service. sun
day school az 2 y. m, az the North
Seventh street mission. Baptist
Young Peoples Union az p. M, sub
ject, christian DEMONSTRATION
ness" John 3:tO-ts. Leader, Miss
Edna webb. Evening Worship 81
o'clock. The pastor will preach on
"God Seeking Man" a number OF
laymen will speak az this service
There vii be very important prayer
meeting at the church next Wednes-
day evening. subject, 1.-THE ChUrch'H
business All members are urged TO
he present All evening meetings are
changed 20 a half hour later.
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The Churches.


First Methodist.
First Methodist Episcopal, corner
Lead avenue and South Third street.
Charles Oscar Beckmap. pastor. Miss
Edith Gorby. deac0Dess. The sun
day school session Is held az 9;f5 a.
m. D. A. POrterfield. superintendent.
The morning Worship az II a. m.
AZ this hour the pastor win speak
on THE Gospel Of Nature. The spe-
cinl music for this service consists OF
an anthem by the choir ana a solo BY
Mrs. Cleo Collar Holloway. The even
Ing worship is one-half hour later
than heretofore. being AZ s o'clock
instead of 1870. The pastors theme
for this hour will be Human lngrat-
itude." AZ this service there will be
two selections by the Choral society
under the direction of Mrs. Holloway.
Mr. John ID. Faulkenberg has con-
scented TO lead the congregational
singing. The Epworth League devo-
tlonal service will be at p. m. in
stead OF $50. ar previously The
leader will be Miss Phyllis Hogan.
The pastor OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church. Charles Oscar
Beckman, will speak Sunday morning
on "The Gospel OF Nature" one
thought which he will advance is: ut
Is not without significance that the
world CLOVIS with iovellnoss, as
though the beauty that Is al the heart
OF things had burst out everywhere.
The surface Of the earth IL like a
geat picture. IN which the Widest
scenes and the most barren and des-
olate landscapes form n part OF the
Wide harmony. Religious men have
oftentlmes been fearful Of the beau
tiful because Of lts fascination 20 the
souls OF mon, and its tendency 10
lead 20 self-indulgence. but nature
will be beautiful regardless OF COM
sequences. II leads one TO think thRt
nature Is fundamentally right; that
the beautiful has the closest relations
with the good and the uuei that tho
true Is beautiful, and the good Is
beautiful. and that Good who rs SUI
premely good and true II also SUI
premely beautiful"
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Health f. the foundation Of an good
looks. The wise woman realizes this
and takes precautions to preserve her
health and strength through the Pc.
Rod Of child bearing. She remains
pretty mother by avoiding an far as
possible the suffering and dangers Of
such occasions. This every woman
may do through the use Of Mothers
Friend, a remedy that has been 80 long
IN use. and accomplished 90 much
good. that 4 ia In 40 sense an expert
ment. but q preparation which always
produces the best results. Il 10 for
sxtoFnal application and 80 penetrating
IN is nature a. 20 thoroughly Intricate
every muscle. nerve and tendon IN
volvod during the period before baby
comes. Il aids nature py expanding
the skin ard tissues. relieves tender
ness and soreness. and perfectly pre-.
pares the system for natural and safe
motherhood. Mothers Friend has bocn
used and endorsed ~ thousands OF
mothers. and ils use win prove a com.
fort and benefit 49, -
10 any woman in lWCJDOll3
need og such q -
remedy. Mothers E2gtQfRC
Friend n sold az
drug stores. Write Tor free book sol
oxpoctanl mothers. which contains
much valuable Information.
nRAnfsEiD aaeuLAI0R co., Aianla, ca.
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First Presbyterian.


First Presbyterian church, corner
81 Fifth street and silver avenue,
Hugh A. Cooper pastor. Morning
themt, Impressions Of Sermons Re-
Gently Heard" Evening themc. "in-
troducsory Talk oa the Titanic Disas-
ter" Music;
Morning
Organ prelude. "sinale from sth
Sonata" ......sss... MendeiFspnh
Offertory. Duo" ............ Weiss
Solo, THE Judgment Day" Shelley
Mr.. J. O.. Gould.
Organ postlude. "Fugue" $3.50. Bach
Evening
organ prelude. "Romanco" ...-..
................ Viouxiempe
Offertory. fBerceuse" ....... Calkina
Anthem ....-.. .,..ssssss Hclrtte"
organ postludo. Faster March"
........s...... ssAaoi"Ms
Miss Beryl Kenworthy orgnnisi.
Mr. Charles J. Andrews choir direct
or sunday school az 9,45. Christian
Endeavor az GAS; topic. "Chriatlun
Virtues--v Unseliishness. John
s;1O-1S. (ConsecratlonD Leader
rms Cooper Solo BY Miss Margaret
Franklin.
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NC. Olive Bapllst.

Mt. olive Baptist church. Firth
street and Lead avenue. Sunday
school Mt $3.50 a. M. Preaching az
II, subject. AN Awful Question TN
answered" Al 5:3o p. m. -. " r. u.
meeting, and preaching at 7;30, sub
ject The Power OF satan" Come
one and all We are in the midst
or great meeting and the public IL
invited 10 attend all OF these services.
strangers are made welcome. The
fight Is on. Come and bring your gos-
pei gun and shoot and see the devil
run. DIR. A. Richard. pastor. II
preaching some strong sermons. Come
out Gnd hear for yourself.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
WOMAN SICK
TWELVE YEARS
Wants OtherWomen 10 Know
How She Was Finally
Restored 10 Health.

Louisiana. Mo-. 81 think q woman
naturally disllkes 20 make her troubles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
Church Affairs

Apple blossoms In fragrant and cole
orful profusion were In evidence at
the May Day tea given by the ladies
Of st. Johns guild az the home OF
Mrs. q. L. Brooks az 9O3 West Cop
per avenue. The tea, the last of the
Guild affairs OF The season. was a
success sn every way and there was
much oxciRiming over the beautiful
decorations. which beside apple blos-
SONS included lilacs, tulips and many
varieties OF cut flowers. Those as
sisting Mrs. Brooks in receiving were
Mrs. John n. Pearce, Mrs. Felix Les
ter, Mrs. W. 3. Hopeweli, Mrs. New
hail and Mss. Warren. and Misses
Nowhail. Irene saint and Margaret
jerks OF st. Margarots Guild assisted
"a tho serving Mrs Springer, Mrs
Amado ChaVos and Mrs. Mclaughlin
presided over the home cooking table
with Misses Jean Hubbs. Sua Dobaor
and Katherine Chavea In the candy
booth. the fancy work table being ID
charge OF Mcadnmes Jonkn. r. II, Reed
ana Harlan. May baskets were sole
By Misses sue Dohaon. Katherine
Chavos. Jean Hubbs and Mrs. Morri'
settle The attendance was very lafg'
ana the sale extremely satisfactory
socially Il was a mighty pleaann
event. so that there was really moth
ing more TO be- desired
81 . q
Tho Missionary Circle OF the Fits
naptlat church met Thursday after
noon az the home OF Mrs. q. n. l<ap
pie. G36 south broadway First th'
ladies' had business meeting afie
which very pleasing program wa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

Ten per cent discount an next week
ON the very latest effects IN en-
brOidery designs. Expert instruction
given free with every purchase. Mrs.
Newcomers, 3iB West Central
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Harold May Come


violinlat may come 10 Albuquerque on
May 30. He brings with him a cell
cbratcd pianist. Rudolph PolRk, a
bohemian. Herr Haroldi has Just re-
Gently appeared In SIX big Californian
Philharmonic Festivals with Madam
schunan- Heink. Kubelk, David BIsp-
ham. Alexander BoRci. and Harold
Bauer. IL Haroldi comes here all Al
buqueraue should endeavor TO hear
him. az his playing viii be one OF
the greatest musical treats ever heard
In this city.
Elaborate C0sdumcs for =. v. A.
Dpcrctta.
',Saul. King OF Israel the operetta
to be staged in the Eiks theater. June
5th, by the students OF 81. Vlncenta
academy, promises 10 be most elab-
crate production and a success in
every detail, Nearly one hundred
girls VIII be in the cast The soloists
and chorus have been praJticing' for
several weeks and dress rehoarsals
VIII soon oegln. Tho operetta IL to
be the biggest dramatic event ever
staged by the academy girls. Many OF
the girls who are 60 participate in
the event win graduate this term ana
age anxious 10 make their final APP
pearance In s. v. A. dramatics a
most brilliant success Costumes for
the operetta will be Imported from
Denver.
q q o
"a Prodlgai SON." Cnntata May 18th
Rehearsala are now under way for
the rendition OF "A Prodlgai Son. %
cantata by Arthur Benidge. whicn
VIII be given sunday May 18th, at
s p. M, Ia 81. Johns Episcopal choir.
by 81. Johns choir. The cantata IL
made up Of solos, uuartettes. duets
and choruses. The soloists VIII be
Miss Charlotte Pratt. soprano, Mrs,
George Everitt, alto, and Miss Rose
Harsch, alto.
Mr.. Bert Kennard, Mr.. Benjamin
Puryear, tenora; Mr. Hugo Myers, bar
itone. MIR George Eyeritt, bass. Miss
Tarsch sud Mrs Eyeritt only recently
Joined st. Johns choir 8oth have
splendid voices and van add much TO
the success of the cantata. No adj
mission VIII be CHARGED for the musi-
Gale. but a free will Offering will oe
asked 20 defray expenses.
o O 70
PHI Mus Entertained.
The members Of the Pho Au soror-
ity were entertained last night most
pleasantly al the home OF Miss I.ora
Lovelnce, and there was fun galore,
as always occurs n a Phi Mu func-
ton. Those on hand were Misses
ErnR Ferguson, Evelyn Evoritt. Do
iores Hmning. Helen James. Pearl
Tomplins, Blanche P0rterfield. Mary
Bright. Helen Bright. Florence Seder
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Early mass. 700 n. m; childrens
mass. S;SO a. m; high mass and SER
mon. 1900 a. m; sunday school. goo
.. m; vespcrs. conference and hene-
dicton, 1890 d. m.
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sT. PAUL's ENGLISH LUTHERAN

Church, corner West silver ana
Sixth street Rev w 8. Oberholtzer,
pastor. Sunday school &C 9:45 a. m.
r. c, Keefer, superintendent. Morn
ing worship al 1900 o'clock, The
evening Christian Endeavor hour r.
changed 10 1900. Subject, "The
Christian Virtues" No. 5 Unsolfish-
ness. Evening sermon al 500 O'Clock.
A cordial weleome to all,
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GERMAN LUTHERAN SERVICE.
A German service will be held 20
morrow afternoon Sunday az the
new Central Methodist Episcopal
church In tho basement, corner ArnO
and East Central avenue, beginning a.
2 o'clock. Rev, =. Kretschmar VIII
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CcontInaed On Pase :, column -
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Conversational Church Note.

Mr., Walter ". Jaeger of Colo
RADIO Springs, the State Field Sec.
rctary of the Colorado G. f.,
Union will address Joint meeting
of the Senior and Junior G. f.
Societies next Sunday afternoon
All interested in Young People S
work are cordially invited. There
will be no Young Peoples meeting
Sunday evening.
The services addressed lrst Sun
dayby the Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries
were all of an inspiring character
and the Association cause made
many new friends. Messrs Mobile
and Ruchler will receive hereby
welcome should they ever return
to .Julesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pierce of
the south Table were received into
the church last Sunday morning.
their membership being transferred
from the Congregational church at
CIarks Nebraska. Little Maxine
May their daughter received bap-
tiSm Mt the same service.
The Thanksgiving Mite Birth
day Social at Mrs. Redfords has
been postponed to Friday evening
of this week to accommodate more of
our friends, All friends of Congre-
gationalism are invited.
Next Sundays offering in the
Bible School is for our Eome
Missionary causes.It is hoped also
that the envelopes at regular chuch
services will be generously used so
d5 10 complete the churches Ben
evoIent Apportionment for this
caIander year.
Mr.. Harry Martin and Mrs
Mary j. Raner were united in
at the residence of Mrs.
Stone last Sunday evening. The
pastor officiated. We wish the
newly married couple hearty good
wishes.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
OVID NEWS

The box social held at the West
Lincoln school houscon last Fri.
day was Il success in every way and
Miss Marshall collected over S2l.
The proceeds will be spent for
new books for the school library.
Alexander Bros. have started
force of men on the beet pile in
Ovid and are loading four to five
cars daily. The contract price for
loading these beets is % cents per
ton.
The pupils of the Ovid school
rendered a program on Tuesday
evening. that was one of the best
ever given by this school. Too
much credit cannot be given Ia
Miss McNew and Mr.. Inbody for
the way IN which they drilled the
scholars for the different parts.
T h k e tic h entitle d "A
difficult Thanksgiving' was a
rare treat. The scIfc assurance M
ease which each boy and gil !
showed in this number was re
markable the audience was apprec-
iative, and enjoyed the programc
immensely.
Mr.. j. A. Dawson has installed a
wagon scale on his farm near Ovid.
The threshers are back in this
locality making clean up cf Jobs
left over from last summer.
The Rev. zimmerman preached
in Ovid Sunday, the first time for
many months, and we hope that
nothing will interfcr with his con
ducting the services from now on.
The Sunday school attendance is
very good. and it is hoped that
with most of the farm work ont
of the way, The parents will see
that the children 90 to Sunday
schools regularly. A committee
was appointed last Sunday to arr
ange for a Christmas entertain
mcnt. which will be held on
Christmas eve.
Wertz Bros have Just unIcadcd
car of corn shipped in from
eastern Neb.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Quality Watch
Through and Through

lHSOuD7 ana <HIOU00
South Bend Watches pass
All rigid inspections before
they leave the factory. The
regulation and final adjust
ment insure absolute &C.
curacy In pour pocket. When,
we sell you the South Bend
we adjust 1t to pour person.
0iffy to offset the general
conditions under which you
carry a watch. These watch
es come in a variety of styles
and the prices are moderate.
Our stock of Chains. Charms
ard FOhs is very complete md
affords a vide range of choice,
crop in and let's talk tho mat.
ter over,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Will Put on a Negro Minstrel

The Ovid Entertainment Club
are making arrangements to put
on before Christmas Il Negro Min
strel and in addition to playing
the same in their home town will
probably reproduce same in Jules.
burg.
The boys at Ovid have always
showed considerable talent in the
plays they have put on in the past
and we have no doubt but this pro.
duction will be better than any
thing ever before given as
they will go to considerable time
and expense getting their play
ready.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Married

Rev. Heb performed the Ger.
emony which united Mr.. Arthur
Schroeder and Miss Anna Vance
both of Lcwellcn in matrimonv at
the Brown Hotel in .ulesburg
Wednesday afternoon. The Bri.
dial couple were accompanied to
JuIcsburg by Mr.. Daniel Vance
and Miss Berdie A. Egecrs.
This paper extends its hearty
congratulations.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Watches
Chains
Charms and Fobs

Whether you buy q NJ
Watch for yourself or
as a Gift to q friend, 1t
pays to be extremely
particular about tho
quality. We are not only
selling watches. but WATCH
SATISFACTION. Any
watch you buy here has o,lI
guarantee behind 1t. The
reason we recommend the
South Bend Watch Is that
ii Ia
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28

A slight wreck in the L. p.
Yards one day last week caused
considerable annoyance. A train
backed into the dining cars that
furnish meals for the men in the
yards demoli>hing things t. the
extent that the men had to
secure Il part Of their meals up
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer
were knocked down by the coils
sion but received 70 serious in.
juries.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Bazaar and Oyster Supper

The Standard Bearers will hold Il
Bazaar and Oyster Supper in the
Basement Of the Methodist Church
on the cvenn" of December 18th.
1912. In addition to various ar
tlcles that the young people will
offer for sale there will be an ass
ortment OF Genuine Hand Made
Draw work done by the Chinese
Child Widows.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28

You want the best that money will
buy. See those blankets and robes at
Reeds.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
FOR THANKSGIVING FLOWERS
The Rocky Mountain Poultry Edu.

IHe NUCh! mountain Poultry Edu-
cationai Association has opened up per-
manent heaequarters at the Auditorium
Hotel, Denver The number of the
club and reading room is POI. A re.
gular monthly meeting will be helc
every second tuesday in the month
in the convention hall of the Hotel.
All interested in Poultry. and tn.
friends of the.Association are invited
to visit and make their headquarters
at the cub rooms when in Denver.
\. II. Felger. Pres.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Loca! and Personal
Congregational Church.

Seats free cordial welcome to all.
1000 a. m.-Eible School
ll:00 a. m.-Public Worship.
Talk to Children Getting
out of closet
ermon:-''The Homeland
2::30 p. m.--Joint meeting of Senior
and Junior c. Z. Societies Address by
Mr.. Walker l.. Jaeger, Field Secretary
Colorado c. f. Union.
1880 p.m.-Public worship. Sermon
"Makins King
Wednesday 7:45 p, m. .-Midweek SER
vice-Prayer and Bible Study.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28

Mrs. Baker the mother of w
II. Pound who has been in the hos.
pital in Denver for several weeks
is SO far recovered as to be able
to be brought to the home of her
son. She was brought to Jules
burg "Wednesday afternoon both
Mr.. and Mrs. Pound accompanying
her here.
Miss Fonda is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation IT Weldon.
Colo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
For Sale

Fresh Jersey Cow for sale. Enquire
of E. \. Smith ! mile Northeast of
Iulesburg.
First Pub. Nov, q
Last Pub. Dec. 5
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
DR.. K, Sapero

The Denver eye, ear, nose and thr oat
specialist will again be in Julesburg at
the Brown Hotel. Two days Monday
Dec. End and Tuesday Dec. 3rd. Hun
dreds of patients in this vicinity.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Continues to Sell Celebrated

G. A. Reed reports the sale this
week on his celebrated Heaters rs
follows: G. Boss Big Springs. John
Roth North Table and W. 7, John
son from the south Side.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-28
Cows and Sows for Sale

A bunch of nice feeding cows and
some Stock Hogs for sale. Time will
be given responsible parties having
plenty of feed.
T. r. Liddle
Nov l4th
Dec. 5th.