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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS, MAE MARTIN.

Louise: Face powder is very bad TO
use. 1t looks bad and leaves bad results
The woman who uses face powder even
tual)y rinds II clogs the pores ln her face,
causing wrinkles and other age marks.
Leave il alone If you VIII be beautiful.
Dissolve 4 ounces OF spurmaX in A-pint
witch hazel Tor hot water), then add
teaspoonfuls OF slycerine. This is the
finest skin ~whlteDer and beautlIicr linag-
Unable. and FOR removing that shiny oily
or sallow look Is unequaled. | iind II eN-
tremely good for removing and prevent
ing irecKles skin pimples sndP chapping
In the wind. II does not show Or rub off
Ike powder and gives the skin tone OF
such velvety smoothness.
Miss Essie; Even though your hair is
thin. dull. straggly. split and broken
through improper shampooing. YOU can
fluff II up and make it appear abundant
and be easy To arrange by shnmpoons
with a teaspooDful OF canthroN dissolved
in cup OF hot water. Rinse IN clear
walter and the hair WIZ dry qulcEiE anu
bc ever 50 soft and nice. The dikah In
soap and most prepared shainpoos ruins
the hair BY making II streaky. dun and
brittle. Nothing is so cleansing as can
throN. When used for shanpooinG II re-
moves all dandrutf, irritation and gives
the hair That soft glossy. si'ben sheen
every woman so much admires
Mrs. w j.. During the winter months
anvone's blood is likely To become thick
aud sluggish, causing salow. pimply
complexion and loss OF energy, such as
YOU speak Of What you need is good
system tonic and blood purifier. Try this
one Dissolve one ounce kardene IN A-p'nt
alcohol adding cup sugar and not wa
ter to make a quart a tablespoonful ul Ia
ken before each meal will give you pure
blood. a healthy. energetic body and put
life and color into your face.
Harriet; For your tired, dull. inflsmed
ewes Won need a good eye tonic. Dissolve
an ounce OF crystos In pint of water
Two or three drops OF this IN each eye
daily will strengthen your eyes and make
them bright and sparkling. This tonic
viii not smart and has proven "a great
aid to those who wear glasses. y friend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

accurate but expresses the general character Of
the fashion quite we'll
The inspiration OF this mode is said to be
drawn from the Tanagra hgurines and indeed 1t could
hardly from any other source, since these lit
tie satuettes tell the whole story OF ancient Greek
costume.
The materials used are OF soft silk IN hight shades
The trimmings Will be strictly Greek IN design, from
the familiar key pattern to others Of elab-
crate and unusual character These costumes will be
races and garden parties, and possibly for
ordinary street
Not unnaturally It VIII be the evening gown IN the
new fashion that will the greatest revelation to
the beholder. The favorlte material will be the thin
nest kind OF san designed to fall in loose sinuous
folds from the shoulder to point 1st above the knee
and from the knee to the ground. where the various
folds Will be united In train of modest dirnensions
The waist will be placed high up toward the
shoulders where, In fact 1t "a placed by nere and
the will be left quite uncovered. Across the
shoulders nothing but buckle ribbon VIII
be This Will be loose and free upon the
shoulder and It will be mark OF extreme fashion to
show whether the brickle Ia staying deo-
orously top Of the shoulder is sliding grace
fully over shapely arm.
The extreme votaries of this fashion WIN have
the folds Of the lower part Of tho dress Joined
gether. and therefore liable to blow open with the
movements of tho limbs thus revealing a generous
portion of the figure Beneath the flowing folds they
will fesh-coored tights. less protected
by transparent gauze.
Strictly speaking, jewels should be worn with
this costume except such buckles and pins as may
be absolutely to hold It loosely together
The hair will be dressed in one Of the welLknown
Grecan styles. 1t may be parted In the middle
brushed loose and low over the and finished in
classical coil at the back
AS far as this fashion 10 legitmately Creek. 1t has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
.CHARTREUSE MAKES
PLENTY OF TROUBLE
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune,
PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Chartreuse
concession by the state has brought
the company that accepted il no luck,
Tho prayers of the Chartreuse monks
seem to have been heard, as the com.
pany has got into a legal dispute. A
conflict has arisen between it and the
excise agents.
OF course. the excise agents have the
better OF it, Fifteen thousand bottles
Of Chartrcuse have been placed under
embargo and seventy watts Of alcohol
containing thousands of gallous that
were TO become future Cha artreuse have
likewise been placed under judicial
seal
All the trouble has come from the
fact that the company ran up IA debt
of $4,000 excise duty. The stipula.
tions of the concession in 1905 were
that the company was to pay for each
bottle sold the amount not to be less
than $4,000 per annum, The company
paid the duty or tax the first wear, but
since then il has paid nothing. The
excise Officers threatened seizure,
which has at last come.
The company began to remove it's in
stallation and stock from the old mon,
astery near Grenohle last July to Vol.
rou, where il intended TO continue the
production. Ten days ago the com,
pauy started to move the stock of bot,
ties and the alcohol in the cellars. The
excise agents got wind Of ii and ap-
piled for an immediate injunction. The
court OF Greuoble granted it. aud the
seventy yats Of alcohol aud the $4,000
bottles OF liquor will, Til further orders,
remain under judicial seal until the dis
uuto is settled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
Mi-O-na Stomach Tablets
Best Indigestion Prescription Earth-Money
Back If They Do Not Promptly End Gas,
Sourness and All Stomach Agony
Misery-Only so Cents.

" clean up your stomach and put 1t in
such splendid shape that you can eat
hearty meal without fear Of distress.
MONA means that dyspepsia or
gasrritis OF catarrh Of the stomach or
whatever the doctor chooses TO call 1t
will bother YOU no more
MONA Stomach Tablets are sim
ply splendid for any stomach sickness,
such as vomiting Of pregnancy. result
Of over-indulgepce in eating, drinking
and smoking. and for sea or car sick
ness Sold bv SoHRAMM-JO JOHNSON,
DRUGS, "The Never-Substitut9rs.'
five (5) good stores, and druggists
everywhere-a large box for 80 cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
F IND VALUABLE GEMS
IN OLD RUSTY GUN
Special Cable to Tho Tribune.

Special Cable to Tho Tribune.
PARIS. Feb. 17.-When an amateur
collector went into q second hand deal
er q shop in the Rue Victor Masse the
other day. in the hope Of finding an
article suitable for decorating his room,
he did not expect that his visit would
be the means of bringing to light a
fortune IN jewels But SO it happened.
He inspected a number Of old wea-
pons, and was greatly taken by rusty
Arab gun which stood in corner, the
barrel plugged with cork. He de-
cided 80 buy the gun. A bargain was
struck, and the weapon changed hands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

Of mine who has remarkably clear. beau
tiful eyes tells mo that she uses this
simple tonic to keep them bright and full
OF expression. | find IL excellent for In
famed, tired eyes and granulated eyellds.
Maxine: To remove the fuzz from your
chin. apply "A delatone paste, made by
mixing powdered delatone and water. Let
remain, two or three minutes, then rub
off and wash the skin. Seldom is n sec
ond application required TO remove every
omy. and while druggists charge a dollar
for an original ounce package OF delatone
1t is well worth It's cost.
oils and vaseIine as remedy for scalp
troubles II YOU will keep your scalp
clean by frequent shampcoing and twice
q week massage into the hair roots a
tonic made by mixing together one ounce
qulnzon and a-pint each alcohol and cold
water. your dandruif viii disappear, your
hair stop coming out and All scalp irri-
tstion leave, This remarkable tonic adds
beautiful CLINT and lustsr TO the hatr.
and il anything will make the hair grow
this uuinzoin tonic Will
r II. NJ: The only safe method of
quick fat reduction without dieting anu
violent exercising ! know OF is by taking
before meals a tablespoonful OF ounces
water This harmless remedy is particu-
larlv effective I'm cold weather and cuts
down weight rapidly, II leaves the skin
free from wrinkles or fabbiness, Try
this wonderful remedy and | am sure you
Will be delighted.
Julia: A good cleansing: softcning,
healing complexion cream is best pre-
pared by stirring an ounce OF almoSorn
and teaspoonfuls glycerine into s-pint
coId water This cream Jelly is gTeaseless
aud Will not grow lair or make the skin
oiIv and shiny, Used morning and night
IA ,,,,n Snpptn
,our akin. correct md prevent chappine.
and add lock or youthfulness that
comes only from a smooth, refined com
plexion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

You are probably aware that pneu'
monia always results from cold, but
you never heard Of cold resulting in
pneumonia when Chamberlain Cough
Remedy was used, Why take the risk
when this remedy may be had for q
trifle7 For sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
FaI[RS AGAIN
|l'E UNEAS|NEss
'a'n0Fs OF Impending
\ Which Are Prompt
| GDiscounted.

M, ~ Inc Tribune.
|ls ti,s',.alr tsiSo,sary 1.-The forma.
.tsls spss-eatiup . General Keim ei ',,S :.
'stsi s.,..,,, as Defense league. and
'alesrs,' s''Fs!l'ns ,s! Of prominent
ins ,,..' wat war is not far
rs ,., treated considerable mn mn
b s.,,' nave been made tbe mo"t on
vi ~ On the Berlin stool "'"s'
\ sna ,e .s.9. sreater part 'oFN of ,no ca
10 !. ne :. re'ults Of bs' the sonia, symG.
:. 4 H. .ae polls, mere omnt,. o,+,,
u ,Ss t5s part of those wbo bhppty : "
ia ius Passage Of tho %'' b,l,e ARE
.oeo military and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
Never any distress after eating If
you use MI-O-NA-Always keep
some tablets on hand.

If YOU want to be healthy. frat he
wise-a whole lot OF ailments are due
to an uncleap stomach
Clean up your stomach; drive out the
poisonous gas. the sourness, stop the
fermentation and heaviness and you
win find that nervousness. despond-
encv,. dizziness, sick headache, sleep
lessuess and bad dreams will not both
er YOU any more.
MONA stomach tablets will quick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

my approval
Indeed, 1t is
no novelty to
me, @ my
readers should
know, since
my costumes
have already
Included all
f11at onDAQPad
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-07-12
Cold Storage Literature.

Publishers complain THAT People do mn
scholar r,torts THAT publishf rs will not
at uhsm. Here is "A nw and rather
important historical work of six hundred
pages. 1t is printed in barge type on
heavy paper, with wide margins, 20
make ii as bulky as possible. The prize
Is s., "postaga extra" That IL con
siderable money; h,a there are sor.e
eight hundred public and collegiate -
hrancs that Zoe hound to huy any new
historical work which an ca,m any. I'M
portanoe. no mauter what the price.
The publisher would rather have the
sure thing of eight hundred caIs at
s. than take the chance of selling SOW
eral Thousand copies at 81. Theoretic-
but 1t is notorious that people stldom
go 10 a library Tor new SERIOUS BOOK.
A reader whose lpabhs OF lasts would
attract him To "a new biography, say,
wants the volumes ON hls shelves. II
1t Is really worth the trouble of read
ing he Will almost ccrtalny wish Ia
refer 40 II again He cannot trot down
to the library for every reference. a
reader of such halbats or tars,es wishes
TO possess the hooks In WHICH he Is
really interested If he cannot afford
to own the book he probably win not
read Ii at all. What circulates from
the library, besides fiaiion rs TGine's
EngLssh Litnv.ture, Msuoa ulas's ENG
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-07-12

National Officers:
Presidential. +. Sharp. Narrews, Ky.
VICE Prcsident-J. Nj. Woods
Secretary reasursr-S. H. Kump, In
dianapolis, Inc.
State Officers:
II. NJ. Froman, Carroll county, Pres.
II. 7. Barrett. Henderson county Vice
President
S. B. Robertson. Mclean county, sec.-
Treas.
o. p. Roemsr. Warren county. State
Organizer.
c. c. Allen, Henry county. and Lat
H. Graves. Allen county. Assistant state
organizers.
Board Of Directors. Ben Watson, War
rem county; c. NJ. Barnett, Ohio cOun-
ty; A. II. Brooks. Bracken county; X. r
/: Ray. Hardin county. and J. +. Doss
Muhienberg county.
Ohio County Officers:
>. l.. Stevens. Pres. Beaver Dam, KY.
Henry Pirtle, Sec. Hartford, Ky.
ID. Ford. Treas. Hartford. Ky.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Henry Leach, Chairman, Hartford. ky.
1. L. b. Tichenor. Hartford. r. +. d.
2. q. c. Hartford. Reynolds. Ky.
M. s. Patterson, Olaton, Ky.
I. b. l.. Afford, White Hun, Ky.
5. Richard Phmer, Taylor Mines. Ky.
9. J. L. Brown. Rockport. Ky.
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HARTFORD POLICE COURT.

&c. NJ Grove, Judge: John b. Wilson.
SNy attorney, J. !. stevens Marshal.
month. ." ea0"
CTy Council. ii. Williams, Mayor:
u. l. Collins. Clerk; l.. T. Thomas. Treas.
uI"; Members OF Counch-Rohert Hooy-
e. II. IayIoI, J. II. h. Carlson. ~.
p. Moore. Fred Cooper, w. j. Bean
school Trustees-C. NJ. Barnett, Chair.
man; Dr. J: ". Taylor. secretary. ~.
:; tlnsley. Or. L. Il. Pendelton and nj
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VINO should come tripping up the gu..-
plank but his ghost, as lively as We
please, and with neat new beard!"
"Aw.w?"-incredulously.
O'Rourke frowned impatiently. "Des
Trebes," he explained.
"Aw--"
stop It, We parrot! Stop II, ! say!
Have We no word in the dark lexicon
of your ignorance other than 'Aw-aw'?
Get up, we omadhaun, and take me re-
spects to the purser and ask him
please will he show ye the passen.
ger-list"
The valet left with circumspect ala.
Gritty.
Alone, O'Rourke rose and turned
thoughtfully to a revolver that made
a conspicuous black spot on the white
counterpart of the berth, with nery.
Gus, strong fingers Numbering the
weapon and taking account Of the
brass dials of the cartridges that
nestled snug in its six-chambered
cylinder. The machine was in perfect
condition; O'Rourke snapped the
breech shut and thrust II in his peck.
ct. Then he sat down to think, sub
consciously aware from noises with.
out that the tender had swung of and
the anchor was being tripped.
Could the resemblance be acciden.
tai? It seemed hardly possible. The
Des Trebes he had known had been a
type distinct. so clear and aloof from
the general Frenchman that not even
the addition Of a beard to his physiog.
nomy could have proven q thorough
disguise. And It seemed reasonable
enough to assume that. Mrs. Prynne
having failed in her undertaking, Des
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Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
q ASTORIA

1.-The Vulture's Claw" is full of Chris
tianity, complications comedy. romance
and tragedy and written by Rev. c. F,
Wimberly, who held the Methodist re-
vival in Hartford recently. 1t is won
derful book and we are offering il AMI
The Republican for one year for sl.ej
Send your orders before books are exbaus
ed. - '.~..-- :stf
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500 per Plate.

was paid at a banquet to Henry clay, In
New Orleans in lsI2. Mighty costly ior
thoses with stomach TROUBLE or indiges-
tion. To day people every Whole use d.
Kings New Life PiIls for those troubles
az well as liver, kidney and bowel dis
orders easy, safe, SURE. Only - cts ~
AL Druggists.
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land, Glbh~n's Decline ana Fail, b"s-
wells johnson.
II ds clear consequently that a Large
part of our new 4sIaous htqiature u
automatically canned and moved hn'o
cold storage. and so there Is "a world
Of pains and expense for nothing.
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NlslUiy dUstTdCtcu iuSu oui uP'iy
some whimsical consideration seemed
to resolve his dubiety-as lightning
will clear sultry, brOOding air; a smile
deepened the corners OF his mouth,
the flicker in his eye merged magically
into a twinkle, the shrug of his broad
shoulders conveyed an impression OF
casting care TO the winds.
Danny, lad" he remarked reflect
lively, throwing himself ungracefully
upon the cushioned transom opposite
to his berth. Danny, We wouldn't lie
to me, would We now?"
"Aw-w!" reproved Danny. "Shure
yer honor knows ut isn't In me at all. y
And to himself; "Phat the divvle
now?"
Then tell me, Danny, truthfully ;
did We ever see a ghOst?"
"Aw-w!"-seeing cause to take the
query az a joke.
"A ghost that had grown q beard
since II had become q ghost, Danny?
"Awaw-w!"-still willing TO be
amused, II himself chose to be face
tious.
Because" continued O'Rourke with
a slight frown, Il have, and that NOT
Eve minutes since"
"Aw?"
"Wance ] left q man for dead. Dan
ny, with q clean sword-thrust through
the body of him-a misbeeotten black
guard he was; but killed him in fair
fight, sword to sword, and no IA
vor. And this bright and
beautiful morning, lo and behold ye!
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M =. Church South-Services morning
ard evening every first ana third S,,ns
uay ia each month. Sunday School y:Is
a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednes-
Jay evening. Rev. 7. V. Joiner. pastor.
morning and evening Sunday Schooi
s.So a. m. Prayer meeting every Wed.
christian Church-Services every fourth
Sohy al IL a. IN. and .. IN. Sunday
pastor. "i's"'
g +. Church-Services first Sunday In
sacn month at II u. ia. and 4 %. N
Sunday Scool 9:4. y 81"
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For Sale,

Corn, Hay ond one horse Tor sale. Cal
on i. Il. MARTIN,
i5tf Hartford, by.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-16
SALIDA AUTO. PARTIES
VISIT CANON CITY

About fifteen cars started from Sa-
Ida Sunday morning to spend the dag
in Canon City. The threatening weatn-
er caused quite a number, however. TO
turn back. six cars carried out the
contemplated journey and put up at
the Armstrong garage here about Ii
O'Clock. Those who came through
were: Mr.. and Mrs David Heaton.
Mrs. William Beard in Franklin;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flannery and
Mrs. DR.. schaefer. Mrs. W. H. Smith,
Mrs. Heideloff. ice and Katie Smith in
an Z. VI. F.: Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan in
a Maxwell: Messrs C. A. Norris, B. E.
Norris. H. Putnam and J. Giliigan in
an Overland: Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Fig
Ter in a Maxwell: Mr.. and Mrs. W c.
Alexander. Mrs. W. H. Green and Mrs.
A. c. Twitcheu in n Chalmers; Mr..
Rogers and friend in Ford. Mr. and
Mrs. J. R Stewart and Miss Smith in
a REQ from Pueblo also spent the day
in Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-16
OBITUARY

p. VI. Sova died Thursday night
from Brights disease after a lInger-
ing Illness. He had resided in Canon
City for the greater portion OF the
time during the last twelve or thir-
teen years. He leaves a wife and
daughter. both OF whom are residents
OF this city. in addition to numerous
friends and acquaintances. Deceased
was a member OF the Masonic lodge At
Goidheld. Colorado. and the fune al
will be held at Wilson's undertaking.
chapel Sunday afternoon under the
auspices OF that order. Mr. Sova has
been an invalid for a long time and
for several days previous to the end
his death was hourly expected.
william Henry Williams died at the
family home. 1918 River street. ri
1880 O'Clock Thursday night D.
ceased was born in INDIANA but hai
resided here a number OF years He
was a carpenter by trade and was
highly esteemed by those who knew
him. MIR. Williams leaves a wife and
family. besides numerous frineds. to
mourn his death. Deceased was born
February 2snd. 1850. and died from
cancerous effeeiion. fran which he
had long been a sufferer. The funeral
Will take place from his late home on
Saturday afternoon. followed by in
ferment at Lakeside cemetery. The
obsequics viii be conducted by Rev.
J. F. Harris.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-16

they will more than make things hun.
1t was said that last night that the
protest was filed by a few who
thought that the local people took TIE
intoxicants to the little berg ON the
banks of the Arkansas and then their
friends in the City of Churches got
drunk with them. Many peonis 10 pre-
fer booze TO the Canon City water but
perhaps the ones that protested we're
unable to get any of the joy water and
got sore.
The Short Line News service. which
also operates on the Florence & Grip
pie Creek stated yesterday that they
would carry a full line of soft drinks
on board Sunday. including rooS
BEER and that no one would need to
take along anything that would offend
the moss backs in order TO keep from
going thirsty.-cripple Creek Times.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-16
SOUTH CANON HIGH SCHOOL
sOPHOMORES ENTERTAINED

Last Friday night the members CT
the South Canon high school went FOR
a hayrack ride and party to the home
OF Miss Ruth Gage in the Four Nile
district The rayrack waited at the
high school building for the merry
makers then all We're taken on the
long drive. Two short hours were
spent in playing various games at the
spacious home of Miss Gage when the
party returned to town. Miss Boards
ley chaperoned the young people, and,
following the serving of delicious re-
freshments. the jolly crowd departed
for home. although reluctan, to do 81.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-16
GIBSON co. GIVES an
OTHER CHANNEL FOR FRUIT
HANDLING IN PAONIA

From Paonia Booster.
AS intimated some weeks ago, the
establishment of the Gibson Fruit &
Produce company has resulted in the
addition of one more channel for fruit
handling in Paonis.
The Gibson company is headed by
d. E. Gibson. the well known lumber
man of Canon City. who has thriving
chain of yards in Colorado. James
Turnbull, the Canon City fruit sales
man, has been retained as general
sales manager of the new organiza-
ton.
All the Gibson yards on the West
ern Slope will become handlers of
fruit. the local yard managers having
supervision over the business.
Each district will have a full sto,k
of orchard necessities, packing ma
terial. and other requisites for the
successful conduct of the business. It
is proposed to buy fruit outright for a
cash market price. eliminating con-
signments altogether.
President A. J. Castel. of the local
yard. is at present considering several
feasible sites for trackage and upon
arriving at his decision will COM
mence the construction of the neces-
sary buildings and platforms.
While Mr.. Turnbuli's headquarters
will remain in Canon City he will
spend much of his time until the re-
ginning of the season on this side OF
the range and will be assisted by a
district manager. The selection OF
man for this place has already been
practically recided upon and it is a
matter OF some pride that the gentle
man who is prominently mentioned
for the Office is a resident of Psonia.
From present indications every
shipping concern in the valley will 'a
loaded to the guards with business
and the advent this year of two fact
ors-The Growers Fruit Company AMI
the Gibson Fruit G Produce Company
lis evidence of the increasing i'm
portance Of Paonia's fruit commerce