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...,o, Against Standard OIL Com.
p,ny Which Was Begun Last
Week, Will be
Terminated.
rRY TO SETTLE ANOTHER
ux,e. Case May be Included In ffis
compromIse-one Juror Is Sick
Other Routine
Matters.

r. . . - .
Settlement Of the case OF Bunyan
!. the Standard Oil company, which
was commenced last week In the dis
trict court, was reached this after
moon. Attorneys on both sides were In
conference and 1t was announced that
The case would be settled.
An effort is being made to make q
!. similar settlement in the case OF
+ Hvnes VS.. the Standard Oil company.
This case is similar to the Bunyan
case, and will probably be settled out
of court.
The Jury was short one man today,
w. 3. patterson. Mr.. Patterson Is Ill.
and had the case progressed 1t would
have been necessary to try It to
eleven men.
Some Routine Matters.
The will OF the late Charles Huben-
thai was opened and publicly read to-
day. It provides for the estate being
given to his daughter. Anna Luedtke.
An order was made appointing col
lateral inheritance tax appraisers. a
vacancy occurred in the board by the
death of Charles Hubenthal. The
board as constituted now is composed
Of A. E. Johnstone, ]. L. Finigan and
Howard Connable.
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NANCY HANKS

NANCY HANKS.
BY Harriet Monroe, in You and l.!
Prairie child,
Brief as dew,
What winds of wonder
Nourished you?
Rolling plains
OF billowy green,
For horizons,
Blue, serene;
Lofty skies
The slow clouds climb
Where burning stars
Beat out the time;
These. and the dreams
OF fathers bold
Baffled longings
Hopes untold.
Gave to you
A heart Of fire,
Love like deep waters,
Brave desire.
All. when youths raptures
Went out in pain,
AND all seemed over,
Was all in vain?
o soul obscure
Whose wings life bound
And soft death folded
Under the ground;
Wilding lady,
Still and true,
Who gave us Lincoln
And never knew;
To you at last
Our praise. our tears,
Love and song
Through the nations years!
Mother of Lincoln,
Our tears, our praise;
A battle-flag
And the victor's bays!
Miss Diekey's Bridge Party.
Miss Leonore Dlckey entertained a
company Of young women this after
loon at very delightful bridge par
y. Eight tables were played. At FIVE
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PIGG-Funeral of the late John NJ
Pigg will be held from the family
residence, 2116 Des Moines street,
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3G o'clock.
Rev. w. H. Neil officiating. Burial
follows in Oakland cemetery. Friends
invited.
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LOST-Saturday night between Hip
podrome and Fifth and Blondean, a
purse containing $500 and change.
Please leavs at this Office. Reward.
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Iowa Supreme Court Decisions.

Especial to The Gate City.1
DIES MONIES. Feb. l5.-Daniels VS.
Butler ct al, appellants, Taylor county,
rehearing overruled
Hink. appellant, VS.. Smith, Wood
bury county, reversed.
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c. w. B. M. Auxiliary.

The c. w. B. M. auxiliary will hold
meeting of special interest on Tues
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs. c..
A. Jenkins, 1902 Timea street. Assist
ing Mrs. Jenkins will be Mrs. E. L..
Aldrich, Misses Dorothy and Margaret
| Aldrich and Mrs. G. W. Caster. A re-
ception will be held from half past
two until three o'clock. In the receiv-
Ing line with Mrs. jenkins and the
/, committee will be the Rev. and Mrs.
w. M. Baker, Mrs. Elizabeth Ross and
Mr.. Emory, the latter two being the
guests of honor. At three o'clock, the
following program will be given:
Plano solo
(a) Valse Cromatique. >. GODDARD
(b) Song of the Brook $500. Hewett
Mrs. Wilbur G. Hughes
Scripture reading, Goth Psalm
Mrs. ]. o. Boyd.
Hymn.
Prayer-Rev. w. NJ. Baker.
Hymn.
Address by Mr. Emory Ross, re.
turned missionary from Liberia,
Africa.
Vocal solo, "The Lord is My shep-
herd by Van De Water-Mrs. Elmer
G. Weisman.
HAuuTcSS-IdTS. EllZdD6lu ttOSS.
Ruthean Bible Class.
The Ruthean Bible class will hold
it's social meeting on Wednesday aft
ernoon in the parlors of the Trinity
NJ. e. church. Mrs. Eff1e Carr, Mrs. c..
M. Finney, Mrs. E. B. Hinson, Mrs.
VIM. Englehardt and Mrs. w. F. Guiss
will entertain.
Lady Maccabees Party.
The Lady Maccabees will have a
valentine and costume party in con-
nection with their initiation meeting
on Tuesday evening in. their hail.
Prizes will be offered for the two most
attractive costumes.
A Valentine Party.
Miss Florence Donovan, GOT Bank
street, entertained company of girls
at a valentine party on Saturday aft.
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Parent-Teachers Meeting.

The Parent-Teachers association
will hold its regular monthly meeting
tomorrow afternoon at half past three
o'clock in the assembly room OF the
high school.
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Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
Older Boys Meeting.

Older Boys Meeting.
The older boys meeting held Sun
day afternoon at the auditorium OF
the Young Mems Christian association
was we'll attended and proved an In
teresting and instructive meeting. 1t
was the second Of series announced
to be addressed by prominent phys,-
clans of the city. The address on this
occasion was by DR.. Mccormack who
enlisted the close attention Of those
in attendance. His subject had to do
with sociology, which he discussed
from the viewpoint Of anatomy and
physiology in which he afforded many
points Of interest and instruction
High School Bible Glass.
The high school Bible class will
meet at the Y. M. c. A. building at
$50 o'clock and will enjoy supper
before entering into the duties of the
meeting. ..
= intermediate Employed.
The intermediate employed boys
Bible class will meet at $50 o'clock
this evening.
Paxius Club.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Paxius club will be held at
7:3O O'clock this evening.
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LOST-Locket and chain between
Kaokuk National bank and the $3.50
Shoe store. Return to this office. Re-
ward.
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THE DAILY GATE CITY

o'clock a luncheon was served. Miss
Mayme Holman Of Ottumwa and Mrs
George Frank OF Ottumwa were the
out Of town guests.
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.FIREMEN, brakemen, good wages. Ex-
perience unnecessary. State age.
necessary. Railway, care Gate City.
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FOR SALE-Good used organs which
have been taken in trade for new
pianos. Duncan-Schell Furn. Co.
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FOR SAIIE-Two hundred and fifty
dollar Edison and sixty records for
two hundred dollars. Phone 1877. Also
1914 Mitchell auto.
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ernoon, from 2 to o'clock Games
were played and refreshments served.
The afternoon was a very pleasant
one The following were the guests:
Misses Margaret De Vine, Mary Nc
Coy, Elizabeth Burns, Susie Murphy,
Ruth Rovane. Madaline Hallahan,
Helen Murphy, Irene Lennovan, Eliza
beth Moeller. Mildred Davis. Helen
Kite, Helen Goodwin and Mary Keefe.
Mrs. Bakers Bridge Party.
Mrs. e. Ross Baker was hostess to-
day at one of the most charming par
ties Of the social season. Bridge was
played from two to half past four
o'clock by part Of the guests and
others were invited for the tea from
half past four to six o'clock. Mrs.
Baker was assisted in receiving by
her mother, Mrs, Kirk Meek of Bona
parte and Mrs. Eugene S. Baker. MRS.
Joshua Elder assisted in the parlors
land tea was poured by Mrs. Myrtle F..
Baker and Mrs. Smith Hamill. The
house throughout was gay with spring
flowers in profusion. johnquils. tu-
lips and hyacinths were used in beau
boquets Mrs. Baker will entertain
az - SAhAhiAA pa - eoAASA I" eh'SA
non.
Gifts Are Generous.
The officers of the Ladies of Char
ity report very generous gifts at their
valentine party which was held on
Friday. The friends were asked to
bring contributions to aid in the sew
ing which the ladies' do every week
for those who are in need. Gifts OF
muslin, calico, bingham, outing flan-
mel, towels, soap, ga1atea, yarn, pins,
thread, needles, tape etc, beside a
number OF gifts Of clothing and cash
amounting to $3.50. ,. 80.
w. c. r. Y. Meet Tomorrow.
The w. G. T. U. will meet in the
Y. W. G. A. tomorrow afternoon at
half past two. There will be special
music and interesting speeches and
all women of the city are welcome to
the meeting.
Will Give Dance.
Tomorrow night in the hall of the
A. o. H., division No. will give their
last dancing party before lent. Agnes
orchestra will furnish the music.
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I.adies Aid Society

The Ladies Aid society of the Val
ley NJ. q. church win be entertained at
the home Of Mrs. George Seabold next
Wednesday afternoon. Feb. IT.
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Entertained for Newlyweds.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Callahan of 2zr
South First street, entertained at din
ner Sunday a few relatives and friends
in honor of the marriage Of their son
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FOR SALE-Several reels Of good
moving picture films cheap. Adj
dress Films" care Gate City.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Annex res
taurant, 603 Maine street, Quincy.
III.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms
and small kitchen for light house
keeping. TIT Blondeau street.
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FOR RENT-Modern seven room
house, newly papered. 21S North
Ninth Inquire S29 Concert.
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win Give Dance

Will Give Dance.
Tomorrow night in the hall of the
A. o. H., division No. will give their
last dancing party before lent. Agnes
orchestra will furnish the music.
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LADY Maccabees Party

A Valentine Party.
Miss Florence Donovan, GOT Bank
street, entertained company of girls
at a valentine party on Saturday aft.
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Miss Diekey's Bridge Party.
Miss Leonore Dlckey entertained a
company Of young women this after
noon at very delightful bridge par
ty. Eight tables were played. At FIVE
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Madison street. which request was
granted.
A motion also prevailed to remit
q back tax. II any due. against the
Farley property. IL being shown that
some abstractcrs claimed that q tax
was unpaid for 1892. while others
claimed the taxes had been paid. me
above ..ction was taken To clear titie.
The ordinance committee made IA
vorable report on q sanitary Oral
nance which provides for the appoint
ment OF a sanitary commissioner, pre-
seribes his duties and provides fvi
the securing OF permits To MAINTAIN
dry closets and cleaning them.
city Health officer Berry reported
twenty cases of dyptheria and scarlet
fever in the city and said be Was
having some trouble in keeping same
urder quarantine He asked for IN
s,ructions and was told to use MS
own discretion.
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DR.. Livtngston. the great medi-
cine man. who has been entertain
Ing the people OF waxahachie with
his free show and who has been
showing TO the people the great
good his wonderful medicine will
do for those who are run down in
health, Will leave Wednesday for
Ennis. The Doctor has been with
US ave weeks. during which time he
has made many personal friends.
also many users of his Great Medi-
cine. Those who used the treat
ment praise II very highly in words.
proving their sincerity by purchas-
ing the second time.
The remedies will be on sale in
all the drug stores after the Doctor
leaves
Any person desiring to confer
with the Doctor will do well TO call
on him this week as he will posi-
lively leave here on Wednesday
Everybody is welcome and no
charge for consultation. adv Is7
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ENNIS COMMISSIONERS WANT
OIL STORAGE TANKS MOVED

The recent explosion al Ardmore
Is causing city aldermen and COM
Eiissioners to take notice of the sur
rouudings and conditions in their
home towns throughout the whole
country, and many of these bodies
are taking immediate action TO i'm
prove conditions. Such step has
been taken at Ennis where the Pierce
Fordyce OIL company has oil tanks
located almost in the heart of the
city The order passed Is as follows.
The petition OF citizens OF North
Ennis requesting the commission to
cause the removal OF the oil tanks
located along the west line OF the II
and t. c. K. r. CO., in North Ennis
belonging 10 the Pieree-Fordyce Oil
Association. coming on 10 be heard
and MIR Adams appearing for said
pierce-fordyce Oil Association. in
protest to said removal, aud after
hearing said petition and the areu-
tnents for and against said removal,
1t Is the opinion OF the commission
that said oil tanks are a menace IN
the citizens and property owners In
Tho section OF the city located near
and In proximity TO said oil tanks aud
that Ia their present location said oil
tanks arc dangerous aud constitute
a danger TO said citizens aud their
proper
Il / tlsefalofs ofdsrsd b. the
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ee1e = ~ = ~ ~ = ne -
peo>at1 ~ leas ~ pnsss'ens
eaaaa - - sois pew trsek plsy
vtll s1ons - worth tvses ~ ps1ce
~ ~ oame. wishoss yopr support
he wazahachIe warriors canroe win
fro9 ~ husky pIeskin ehasers from
North Pom Worth. The game will
b called prompsly q O'Clock. Adj
mission IS cents- Season tickets
are o. sale az Craix and Carlisle
drug ssore.
The officials arc Estes. referee.
Quaite. umpire: John Henry Pierce.
head lineman.
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COUNCIL ullL MEET
ADJOURNED SESSION
Matter Was Not In shape for Definite
Actioa Last Ntght---Ssaiiway
Asks for Fran
chisc.

Members Of the waxahachie school
board went before the city council
Tuesday night with request that
an election be ordered for purpose of
determining whether or not the bonds
OF the city shall be issued for ths
purpose OF constructing high school
building. J. NJ. Alderdice, as spokes-
man. said ii was the purpose OF the
board TO ask for the maximum
amount OF bonds. that TO be deter
mined by the council. In this coL-
nection Mayor Prince stated he hal
received telephone call from j. Lea
Cannon, president of the board, who
lis in Austin today. asking that ac-
ton on this matter be deferred I'M
Til he has ascertained in confer
Ience with the attorney general just
what amount of bonds would be ar-
proved by that department, therefore
action on this matter was deferred
Ito an adjourned meeting to be held
on Friday of this week. In present.
ing the matter Mr. Alderdice EN-
phasized the imperative need of a
new building TO relieve the conges-
|tion in the schools. He said he
doubted ii there was any organized
Opposition because the people pridei
themselves on their magnificent
schools.
Application for franchise to lay
tracks across the streets by the Trim
lily 4 Brazos Valley railroad. between
South Rogers street and the inter-
Ilccking plant. brought out a discus
sion of adequate crossings over the
railroads. X was suggested that the
railroads. both T. & b. " and Katy
be required to put in overhead cross
lings at jefferson street. II was
pointed out that a high dump AMI
narrow roadway makes ii exceedins Z
lily dangerous, and further that an
overhead crossing or subway for
vehicles could be put in without
much cost Final action on the
franchise was deferred until the adj
journed meeting.
The reports of officers showed tbs
lefty affairs we'll looked after.
There were six applicants for the
! position OF collector OF delinquent
street taxes. but the matter OF nam
ing collector was deferred uni
tine adjourned meeting.
| Orders for the construction of side
walks alongside the lots Of w. NJ
Jenkins il University addition were
passed.
/ W. Y. Burleson appeared before
the council and asked that the Tex
L as Power ana Light company be
granted permit to rebuild their line
along College street as far out a:
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War encourages whiskers, among
its other grievous faults.
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RUB blQIA|'E And
lUNBA|3D RIGHT OUT


When your baak Is sore and hans
Or lumbaeo, sciaticx or rheumatism has
yua stifFenod up. don't suffer! Get :
IS cent bottle Of old, honest st
Jaeobs Or II any drug store, pour ;
litfle in your hand and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and By the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled. This soothing.
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes the ache and pain right
out Of your back and ends the misery.
II is magical, yct. absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, seiatiea
md lame bask misery - promptly.
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Spot Cotton.
Liverpool spots.

Yesterday 7.25
Today :. ..... "a
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EAT LESS MEAT
If BACK HURTS.
Take glass Of Salts to flush Kid
neys il bladder bothers You.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some
form or other. says well-known
authority. because the uric acid in
meat exciles the kidneys, they be-
come overworked: set sluggish.
clog up and cause all sorts OF dis
tress, particularly baehache and
misery in the kidney region, ffeu-
matte twingess severe headaches,
acid stomach. constipation. torpid
liver, sieeplessness, bladder and
urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
| kidneys aren't acting right. or II
bladder bothers you, get about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
good pharmacy: take a tablespoon
fuI In glass OF water before break
fast for a few days and your kid
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to. normal
activity; also TO neatraiize the acids
in The urine 50 II no longer irri-
tates. thus ending bladder disor-
dere.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone:
makes delightful effervescent Ii
thia-water drink which millions of
men and women take now and then
TO keep the kidneys and urinary or
gans clean, thus avoiding serious
kidney disease curiin's Two Drug
Stores. adv.
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00<4xUuv NM u9ON - O<~A
~ sS6,sssss vhfntle YIN - heard
~ sscona tire a The Waxa-'
haehle hisA school athlstic ground.
|focal eridircn enthusiasts viii have
- oppott ~nlty Of seeing ! battle
royal between two unusuaily stronE
lenns 81 ~ high school class.
nameay North Fort Worth high and
waxnkachie high II The followers
II Ne ereat fall sport win only
freshen their memories they ~iil
can to mind that tho north Fort
Worth high team won the North
TEXAS championship last year and
was close bidder for FIRST hcnors
IA this state For several years
North Fort Worth high mas turned
eat some Of the best teams Ia Tex
- This year they have : veteran
squad that Is heavy and fast. In
addition 10 this il Is said that they
have : punter who bids fair to be-
come . worthy successor OF the IA
NOUS Brickley Of Harvard.
Indeed II is early for the Waxa-
hAchie highs to 90 UP against a
team that won the North Texas
championship last year. but this is
the only opportunity that waxa-
hachie had to secure . game with
North Fort Worth on the local
field. Moreover 1t Is the desire Of
the management OF the Waxahachie
squad 10 bring to this city only the
best foot bali teams in North Texas,
50 that the followers of this sport
in Waxahachie may have a chance
10 see some football that is classy in
every respect
At present the outlook II some
what dark for Waxahachie az sever
al OF the best players we're hurt in
tie Clebnrne game Moore Is suffer
ing from bruised knee and Finley
from an injured hip. bat I'D Miller
81 being worked In Moore's place ~
half back and VIII sawyer In rin-
les's place at full During this week
Forrest has worked out 1T quarter
ard Captain Ferguson II cad ard
quarter. 1t is interesting to note
itssas Holland, staeey Moore. Niimol
Harris, Maxwell and SAWYER have
been transferred from the scrubs e
the regular squad. These men ass
! being tried ont for various positions
such as half back and ends
All supporters Of Waxahachie Iieh
! should come out to the game Safu~-
day By all means for this promises
/ to be the hottest contest pulled OIL
on the local field this season The
most ardeut followers OF the Wa.a-
hachie Highs must not thinI- for q
moment that we are going 10 win .his
game just because we defeated .he
cleburne team TO the tune OF 20 to 0
Il last Friday. Be present and watch
the two teams that will no doubt
hattie TOT premier hohOfs on lhdnks'
giving day.
Coach Landrum has been putting
his team through the grind o. hard
training this week and he stated lest
Eight that he believed he would
have practically every man on his
team In Zip top condition for Sa.uf-
days game sIr. LandsWta has
worked ont new foot ball trick
which several old college plages7
lere have pronounced to be the
most ingenius play they ever saA.
Ia fact they believe il viii be the
foot ball sensation OF the yea'
This trick wilt enable our speedy
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When you have society item
for the Daily Light call Miss Matte
Middleton. Phone number 62o. 1t
takes some time to get all the de-
tails Of each social function and the
management OF this paper will APP
preciste it il you will assist by CIV
ing her the particulars as early as
possible. Il
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Poster Confe~i Closes.

NEWARK, n j.. Oct. s. What
was probably the greatest contest
In poster ar. ever held in this coun-
try closed here yesterday The COM
naittee Of one hundred. which has
been arranging the celebration Of
the ciiyfs two hundred fiftiesh an
niyersary 10 1915 offered prizes OF
81. 900 and $500 for the most ineri-
tcrious designs A display Of them
will be feature OF the exposition
and pageant which will mark the
anniversary.
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He who wastes time waists life.
Save time by haying J. r. Tucker do
your Job printing -lAdv) II
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Liverpool.
Local Market,

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
produce today:
Cotton, good middling .12.40
Cotton, strict middling 12.15
Cotton, middling, per pound 1l.90
Cotton seed i. $4,000
Corn, new, per bashel .45c to soc
Oats. per bushel, bulk $500. so
Wheat per bushel. No. s1.10
Oats, per bushel, sacked ... "a
Alfalfa hay, per ton ....... 1000
Prairie nay, per ton ........ 100
johnson grass hay ........ 500
sorghum nay ............ 100
Maize /, heads ..... SIS. 90
Chickens. friers. per pound lie
Cream, butterfat, per pound 2Sc
Eggs, per dozen zoe
Country butter. per pound Csc
Hens, per pound Sc and sc