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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
.Sundep Plant Reaches for
A Fly With Vegetable TeHtacles

moment the fate u she insect becomes
rfore certain.
a few q be wr.egifs and the ~ q
dead. Wtfn enc comes ~ blink OK d.
if Il VERY strange shts q p.ant should
W. abia a. 20 ID pursuit 81 lis prey 10
the manner Indicated
Some plants are very unscrupul0Cs.
unable 70 SECURE living On their onn
arCnunf. they prey lpOn the more
nnfl-Warkinf af their fellows such
j. ne ioider 4 most vruierf parasite.
which. apart from The fret Few weeks
~ fs cxistenfe. has 70 roots or leaves
and exists - hioe1Fuckcr on other
plants The seed - the dolder ger
inmates IN tho sa4l and from this
arises curious fhresd.iFe growth
NoH Sc s u vital fnportaefe tsat The
young dodder should W. arie 90 seize
hold 10 some suitable most. such as
clover plant for lrsfNncr. ~ Is
strange % watch the manner in which
ft ihreadiike growth works ln and
0ut among the gfas. STALKS seeking
f1r victim. when C comes within
certain distance - clover plant the
dnfder grows forward az q very rnpii
ra o. until hold .f secured Even the
trrliesi plant mEsf 20 down before
fte attacks 81 the cruel parasite. The
fhreadiike shoot s. within Few
weeks. multiplied ~ the thousand.
and from every point are produced
suckers which draw away The llfegit-
.ng sap.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

Without eyes. ears q .snss n smell.
70 fsr ~ We know fae ere appar-
entity affected IS the asssfHfe 80 OBJ
iefts that % not apparently touch
them. IL the eass g amais. objects
produce the same fffeet through he
ven known sesses H e ndfiv
probable that any g fHssf. although
the discovery ~ lerses analogous q.
'fhos- ~ the efe. a &c leaves OF
some plants Yet fssf must have
sume faculty akin g. aafs. 81 4 eietfit
shown 81 the cxreftsHs-lts lffcri bel
by : Leonard rasfin Ae know npa,
Ar fgsiin asserts. tfsi pants are anie
20 "feei objects II distance mar
"a o. say. fheY aef - they we're
aware - the presel ~ certain
tnir9. even thougn tH#f mak nNt ~ -
contact Az all - Fses Hs follows z
few ~ the most Startling f4ss which
have come under hs notices
Every body know ftlt Che flnafN
catches flies. The ess - fnis plant
are ~ course. c0fHf-H HIth frniaf ies
which. being Yerf seHsItIfs. lose in
round the captive. hai the foliage ~
me sundew has ntHEF remarkable
characteristics II ; q + fixed ahoAt
half 9n inch from ass q The leaves. "a
most astonishing fhHE happens soon
the cruel tenialies have reached tnf
unhappy rs snd ara seea g D. slowly
moving around thex There % now
no chance 20 ESCAPE aai uith ever
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

In the matter ~ salaries -1r fe1H-
y officers. We are in fsfef gnsf thel
should b. adjusted upon reasonable
1asls. and commemorate Nlfh she
offices and str@ces performed
II these burning words Jesus Ro-
nero makes perfectly clear bis peei.
lion IN the matter ~ county salaries
II this classic phrlseciogf. throuen
the medium ~ his personally com
Quoted rump convention held ~ the
courthouse IN Old Albuquerque Fcz.
terday. he procaims % al the world
that nf j. a man ~ broad statesman
<bip end unseifish patriotism
Reasonable Commentaries with
The services performed Fair words
fairly spoken. Let ls analyze them
~ the Light " Jesus Rpmeroa pas
performance and announced predl-
leesions. and sec what they mean
Jesus Romero performs 70 services
whatever IN connection with the 81
Zee ~ sheriff. bet gives shat time b.
car spare from shady politics e. the
management ~ mercantile hnsl-
ness IL old Albuquerque leasIne the
management az the office - ah-eh
he was elected 10 certain u his depa-
ties. lie has stated that b. considers
I'VE thousand dollars year q fair
salary % be paid % him by the ped-
pie ~ Bernaiillo county
Take pencil and piece y paper
and figure II out Tor yourself u Use
thousand dollars year 3 proper
salary 10 pay Jesus Romero for p.ss-
ing rough house politics and running
mercantile business what would De-
REASONABLE amount 70 pas him II
be actually performed the duties NJ
his officer n Jesus Romero were
sheriff IN fact as well az name shat
amount would Boz ~commeuaaraff
vlth the office and services perform
ed II might not be q bad idea ~
the taxpayers who are to dix lp ~
the salaries II county officers to m9li
over these questions while.
There have been many gems ~
humor psrpetrnied during the pres
ent campaign within the Bernalillo
county republican party, but This D.
the best yet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

year Reading shares sold on the Pniia-
delpaia stock exchange ~ = -.
penasgiyana railroad az 81 and l.
high Naaer
Then % came tA- was r.ouds his-
marsk tr.ckei Napoleon lii. ana
tadzered aim in,o enc conflict tna
cost him his throne what dia the
phIaasipha stock market %
~ xae 1f when the hosts were
marshalIne ftr the terrible struggle
paeaire sold at 4-. Pennsylvania al
5TI-. ana Leh.gh valley a. s. II.
You viii note tnat fwo % these stocks
uere actually h'etel thpn they h8d
been before anytody dreamed Nar
could happen
Two months lafeg. on September 70.
when the German army was ~ the
threat Il Paris Reading was Up to
4kf-g psnns saua had risen u
ssl-e ara Lehieh valley 20 So s-i.
Tn. real financial strain u q great
war comes after t .s over. i i like
5 mans ps ng hs Doctors bin after
having had h's leg ampuiated.
japan s all .n seml-osnkrupt
state Is SEQUEL DO iis war with Rus
sla. Euelands billion dollar conquest
~ the Hsers is distinctly felt in Lon
dons financial realm.
pa since his European war doesn
fa4aa fha I-nnal states. this country
will NOT lase much money BY b. our
stocks ere tali back % us now. when
We are nof much pleased 20 buy them
but sfHl ws hage NE stocks even Il Eu-
rope does eef 0ur gold
We arr b The position ~ q man whe
IS compelled 90 nav nff q ne"r'aare .
little before he ia ready. There is
Some joy however. in burning the
mortgage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
rnosE pr,cr rIu,TrEs.

The senate has ratified eighteen o
Secretary Rfyan's peace treaties. i
i hardy probable chat me treaties
luiu H. faflhed for quite awhile BY
ssme = the European parties % The
contract because whose nations are
too Aa5s Gshilng each other ~ mink
~ peace n any form
The essential ~ Mr. Bryan's frea-
ties j. me element ~ lime. II the
matter 81 issue can be- threshed over
for q pear % ~. human passions
have tlms 10 suasIde ana 81 Is a safe
guess that the peace vii not be
broken. The treaties ratified ~ the
United States senate Thursday take
advantage u this Characteristic u
human nature and provide time for
cooling Off
Among the treaties ratified we're
those with Argentina. Brazil aud
Chne The contracting parties pledge
themselves to submit o. Investigation
Tor full year ali differences which
cannot be settled hy diplomacy. The
Investigation u 10 be- made by an in
ternational commission ~ Dve mem
bcrs. and during this period no hos
Utilities are - bc entered into.
What time did for peace IN The
Mexican affair j. weli known. for had
Il not been Tor ihc shrewd advantage
taken II IL. the hotheads would have
had us embroiled with that nation
today.
The snap judgment taken by Aus
tfla IN the quarrel with seryia. which
has bfoksu the peace ~ Europe and
disofeanized the business - the en-
lire world. would not have been pos
elble had "a yenr been given for study
INK 1t over The prospect ~ the ter
rlhle hell mat now holds Europe IN
IS pithering grasp would have been
more clearly sensed after a years
consideration and the forces % evil
would have been defeated.
II Il well that the treaties have
been ratified. They may not be- ideal.
but they are an enormous advance
over nothing. The senate il slow and
deliberate in ifs actions and Mr.. Bry.
an IL not q favorite with IL. bat The
situation In Europe and the results
in Mexico caused the senators 70 feel
that DELAY IN ratfylnR the treaties
would not be tolerated by the coun-
try.
President Wilson IL to be conerai-
United Mr.. BRYAN h 10 be congratu-
lated. The senate Of the United States
Il 10 he congratulated on the success
u this step 10 the direction of per
mancnt peace In the world
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
SWEET CONTENT.

iRahert Greene
Sweet are the thoughts that SAVIOR ~
content
The quiet mind Is richer than o
crown
Sweet are The nights in careless slum-
Der spent
The poor estate scorns Fortunes
angfY fr9wn.
such sweet content such mlnde such
sleep. such bliss
Heegars enjag when princes or d"
miss.
The homeig house that harbors quiet
rest.
The cottage that affords nor pride
nor care.
The mean that grees with country
music best,
The sweet consort Of mirth and
modest fare
Obscured life sets down type Of
bliss:
a mind content both crown and king
dom Is.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

brooch. the extraordinary 0rdinary
skirt sank over belated crlno.iuc.
aud these were infections hard 90
bear from the high priestess ~ Pre-
raphaeiitism when % Is added that
her manner. from shyness WAS Of
portentious aolemniiy. that she had no
small talk whatever. and thar the
common topics II the day appeared
10 be entirely unknown 10 her, u viii
be- understood that she was consid-
cred highly formidable by the younS
and fligbty | have seen her sitiirT
alone. in the midst ~ a noisy draNing
room. like a pillar ~ cloud. o Sityl
whom no one had the audaciay TO APP
proach.f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
roDAy's WAR MAP.

The Journal again presents war
map which should be studied with
care Is those who would understand
the scope Of the campaign hy Ger
many and Austria against Franco
The movements Of the troops Of the
kalsefa are an directed toward Paris.
From the press reports, contact
between The French and Germans y
had II four points on the Belslan
Mouse. IN the Duchy ~ luxembuff.
about Metz IN German Lorraine and
In upper Alsace. OF these contacts
Those In Belgium seem the most i'm
mlnenily serious.
Tho German assault on ideee was
undoubtedly an attempt 10 seize the
initiative and 10 turn the northern
flank af the French defense That
attempt frustrated. the German oper-
aiians IN Belgium now are g be-
cums eudaavors 70 secure their own
lneht flank and 20 obtain position
a. faf forward 81 the German border
as pasalhle. Apparently the Germans
are moving IS the right north Of
l.lese Niih the design 90 make Of the
omen country east ar south 81 iifuse
laals the battlefield
] Namuf west OF Llege. on the
other hand seems the pivot Of ths
French defense or offense. The
French seem "a be naneurering for
eard south of the Meuse, and
through Belgian i-uxemhurg. posi-
us through independent Luxembnfe
also
/ 50 Tar as may bc Judged hy ihs
map ind the dispatches. the Ffehef
msneaver Indicated a turning ot ih'
German left. which u successful
might cut the Germans OF from THEFT
Immediate base Aix-in-chapeiie #
which ease the Germans who havs
crossed the Mouse north Of i.ieee
viii be compelled 70 retreat through
Dutch Limhug thereby Yioiaiini
Hollands neutrality.
Rui the Germans mas strike some
where cast Of brussels before th'
French strike toward Aiy. The Get
man objective is Loutain or i9fns
sells. which they may gain. Tn
French objective seems AK which
they are not likely TO gain without
arSt infreune severe defeat on tn
Invaders
IT, as the reports indicate, the Ger
] mans have retaken Muclhausen, tina
is what might have been expected
The French are likely 70 be driver
{ from upper Alsace back behind thei
4 fortified lines
! Russian mobilization and concen
: trauon seem to be mere advance
than was to be expected hut the rea
Russian pressure has not come a
: yel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

fepabHsans u B@tnailio county eiH
not permit such iaciics. II the eon-
eeAten should bt tempted 90 inject
that sort u brand ~ harmony n ihis
county Ttis IL f9hf for rlghi and
the principle ~ self government, and
only one = me Delegations from this
county vii hold seats in ne state
convention SELF respect and good
government prohibit anfihln4 akin g
= eompfainise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
rnoM SCIENTIFIC TEMPERANCE

il-tFlAt e
Sforz3 castle. Milan. upon whose
banquet tables We has fiowel freely
in The past. WIS ID. sll II the four
feenth international congress- On alco-
hoiifm. Many scientists opposed 10
tho use ~ alcohol. and representatives,
~ thirty Temperance societies from
forty different nations. composed the
When men meet % cpn-
slider alcoholism from the standpoint
~ science. they have adopted q p0licy
whose arguments VIII prove unan-
swerabie. an frue friends ~ temper
ance are quite willing - see the whole
field irayefsed IN TIE scientific spirit.
Let there b. an impartial examination
Of an the facts. and on this basis Jet
the conclusion be- drawn as 10 whether
alcoholism ls a menace O. the health
and efficiency 81 the race OF not.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
Hits From Sharp Wits

Il always happens that the man
Who goes r. ihe c.ts 70 get loaded
comes home blank.
The ife ~ the 50 ndthrift ls rarely
swell spent
strike but hear me-. once Tee
marked Themistoc.es. who must have
been sums umpire in his day. Phiia-
dclph.a Inquirer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

- !" II !. = y =
Realization Of a war is less Of a
shock to the stock market than the
Of a war.
The battle Of Gettysburg took only
s1.25 off the price Of Pennsylvania
railroad stock. although that battle
was fought in the Pennsylvania own
dooryard.
The last great European war was
that between France and Prussia In
1870 on the last day 81 March that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

Anne W. Young in NeW York Times
Churches an hase sHaf up shop.
Summers just ihe time % stop
on with the merrf song and dance
Mr.. Devil. here Equr chance.
Doctors all have crossed the pond
on the snow -eapt allla hfyof>
None az you e. look askance--
Dir. MicfObc. here your ehancc'
Pretty maids have fitted an,
Whiiher wave ca wildwood calls
80 one left Suf NJ den annts--
AR Cupid. here's your ehancci
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
Mother instinct.

At the close of his talk before q
sunday school The bishop invited
questions
Tiny boy. with white eager face,
at once held up his hand.
Please. sii said he, why was
Adam never a baby"
The bishop ceughed IN doubt as to
what answer TO give. but little girl,
The eldest Of several brothers and sis
iers, came promptly to his aid.
Please. fir." she answered smartly,
There was nobody 70 nuss him. TT
TIT BITS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
Gnnl 1in,c II ilItc.

A farmer met man 1t 4 railroad
station who asked him for a chew Of
tobacco The farmer pulled out a
plug and Haid
Have you got knife ?"
NO, replied the man @Haye yon
aBy particular place where YOU want
me 10 bite IL 7"
Nope. said the farmer.
The man jumped aboard the moving
train ana yelled back
All right then m bite II in tho
next town '- National Monthly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

In q park last summer, man hifed
O boat. For almost the entire hour
that he was allowed he cruised around
on the little lake and then suddenly
pulled for the shore
4 lost my watch overboard'' he
shouted. as he neared the landing
stage
where" asked the Waterman.
Right here. returned the one in
the boat Aud pointing TO a deep cut
IN the side ~ the craft, + cut q notch
right where she went over ~cincin-
natl Commercial Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
PoRTRArr or us RossrTrL

(BostOn Transcript
Mr. Gosse knew Miss R0ssetti. and
he describes her as she greeted the
eye "She - known 20 the world
and very happily known. by her broth
er's portraits Of her and in particular
by tho singulariy beautiful chalk draw
ing In profile. dated 1see. think
that tasteful arlaa4 cement Of dress
might have made her appear noble
and even a romantic figure so late as
1870. but as ] suppose, an aseftic or
almost methodisticai reserve caused
her 70 clothe herself IN style. or
with an absence Of style, which was
really distressing her dark hair was
atreaked across her olive forehead and
turned UP in a ehignon. the high stiff
dress ended 10 hard collar and plain
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
The StoryteHers


During the civn war General sedg-
wick had on his staff very duli heu-
tenant, who seemed never ia be abie
to do anything without making mis-
takes. one day a friend asked the
general.
why do YOU keep Jones on your
daff2 lie seems 10 be perfect
Ounce"
DO you know" replied General
sedgwlck, "JOnes Is one Of the most
useful members Of my staff Before
issue an order ! always have Jones
read a. n ne can tel what II means
an sure there can be no chance thas
any ono win misunderstood it,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

v 2 & E ! a Die Ton
pound used TO 70
to ny doctor for pills
and remedies and
they cid not helpne.
i had heada ches an
could not eat, ard The
doctor claimed ] ha
female trouble and
must have an opera
ton. | read in the
paper about lydia
E. Finkham s Nege-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
Momr rsrnrarroNs ~ ROMERO

FNf HifAA HH' HH'' NNf''' $3.50"
Romero believer Hee Mexico j. siiil
slice u old Mezieo and that Ber-
nsnio counf belongs ~ chihuahua 4
and ihai b. can pull III villa meth (
nds without ift - hlndrance.
Prom man vho rode into office
ana into the position II chairman ~
the republican essnty central come
n.stise On a reform wave. BE- has de-
yelsped lniu a lgoss and noe attempts
usurpaiions y power never thought
II ~ aut former boss.
LIT u summarize,
Jcsus Romero besan hir usurpa
lions b. pefemptofily declarlns
There should he no proxies iu the
meeting II the county central com-
mitsee. though only Few days be-
fore ~ had obtained scat iu the
meeting Of the state central com
mittes o. proxy
In making the appoftlonmenf 81
1eleeates from the various county
precincts. he ignored the rule adopt
"a by the state central committee
aud gave "A decided advantagc 10 the
country districts over the city 10
further outrage the city, h. made
iho basis ~ representation one dele.
cate for each twenty-five votes and
ane Tor each fraction thereof in-
fiend ~ major fraction Although
nearly half the republican vote ~
che county II east IN the city, where
.here are onls two precincts. the
country precincts we're given ma
jorny Of taenty-feur. whereas they
were fairly entitled 90 only fourteen
he Instructed hls election Officers
ia ,hc country TO call the prsnarles
~ their private residences instead of
~ The schooihousea When the yot-
srs appeared Al the residences, they
were ordered Of after being told
that the primaries had been held az
ready
IN the city precincts, The voters
we're allowed only two hours In
which q cast their ballots, ana 81
forts were made By nomero's fol-
lowers 10 block the door IN Precinct
twelve so as 10 prevent Andrews men
from casting votes. AZ II was. votes
had to be cast az the rate Of more
man three minute IN order 20 ac-
commadate the republicans who ape
peared at the polls
imt il remained for, Romero %
snow himself 1t his worst we hope.
"a the county convention. There he
deliberately attempted 80 disfran-
chise the republican voters of Alhu.
queraue lie has said on many ocea-
slnna elnee TINS neht arose mat Alba-
querque could 60 70 heli. and be- has
attempted Is send il there
IN the primaries held hy offlcers
named b. Chairman Romero him.
eelf the ANDREWS men polich 2sl
votes IL Precinct twelve ~ i4a for
raca There Nas no question 90 the
fairness of he vote. IN Precinct
tneng-slx andrews men peiied $40
aealn8 ISL bY haea men The elcr-
ZION officers tn thnt nrceinct were
appointed ~ Chairman Romero.
Although week had passed with
ont notice from The Raea side thai
eau,est would H. filed aeainst tho
INV afeelnata v.thas, ,he slirhtesl
..y.a.ne. b4Vin. Aeen offered chair.
utna na,wera shea be ,,ti,a tha e,.e.
yen,foe 1. order declared that N
aelee.taa from Alhuou.rone ,,.,,la III
seated - tha sanyantiap
Aien h. stated mat Nnntsr Man.
trra had been selected for tsnnsr,r,
chairman ana refused "a entertain "a
mo,l8n from the floor Tor M. con.
,enttoa ia elect Ia own t,nn,tar,
chairman 81 eous9e so such uulrpa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

table COMPOUND and / have taken L and
feel fine. A lady said one day. oh.
feel 90 tired all the time and have head
ache. ! said. Take Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. and she
did and feels fine now. Mrs. NJ. X.
KAEscHMcE. 1893 n. Paulina Street,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
The Other Case.

Dayton, Ohio. o." Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound relieved me Of
Pains IN NY side that had for years
and which doctors medicines failed to
relieve. il has certainly saved ne from
an operation. will be glad to assist
ron by e personal letter to any woman
in the same condition. - Mrs. j. ".
sHEREa l26 Cass 81, Dayton, Ohio.
If YOU want special advice
write TO Lydia l.. Pinkham Med
idino co. (confdentiaD Lynn.
Mass. Your letter viii be opened.
read and answered by woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

There IS another prediction that
the end ~ Inc world is a. follow
eioae upon the end 81 The European
war The end 81 the world comes
for lot Of people every hour. 60
what's the difference?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

This war outbreak saved the life
II Lieutenant Porte. the British aYi-
at0r who has been called TO join his
eolors The flight across the Atlantic
in the Wnnamaker boat has been
p0atpnned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

Still there ~ some consolation that
Governor Blease has been snmmafily
crowded out OF the limeilght
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

The hotel Keeper on The tourist
routes of Europe ls hnd.ns That Gsn-
efai Sherman vs. not ~ far ~rons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

The kaiser has learned that a little
uitiuatum now and then Is a danger
Gus thinF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

Uncle sam wants II distinctly IN
dcfstaod here and now, that ne
hasn't thing 10 DO with H.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15

Whom the gods would destroy they
Grat make dead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
TWO WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
Ey Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Chicago. III II must thanlsyou with
al my heart for Lydia Z. Pinkhams
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
~ lbs. Fancy 0Eo
IL Potatoes ZJC

10 Ib-. nice hand picked Apples 25c
Nice size ripe Watermelon Zoe & 15c
, extra fancy Canialoupes ...... Zoe
dozen choice CanialoupcS .... 25c
Best new Comb Honey .......f Ice
Best new package hai~in-. ..... Toe
Mason pint Fruit Jars ...... G0c
Mason quart Fruit Jars zoe
Mason .alf gal Fruit Jars 81 90
Dozen best quality jelly Giasscs soc
doz. best quality Jar Rubbers 25c
, large Tin Cups ..............- s.
3 good quality Tumblcrs ....,. Zoe
Good quality Brooms ........ soc
No. q Wash Tubs ............4 5e
fs-qt. tin Dish Pans ....... SOC
iS-qHart enamel Dish Pans .... f5c
straw Hats ...........1O Toe and up
Mems 75c shirts . Toe
Good quality Boys Waists ... 2ac
ladies White Waists at half price.
Clotlng out ON shoes and oxferds.
some at IL price. Get our prices on
Groceries for your pay day order.
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