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by requisite deposit of 5000 for license
to retail brewed beverages at Ogle-
thorpe hotel Granted. From II. w.
Perry. for refund of taxes $S.25 and in
terest paid for year 1913 on an auto
mobile assessed against him but be-
longing TO Yaryan Naval Stores com
pany, such property being exempted
from taxation. Granted.
Reports of Special Committees.
From the committee of the whole
on resolution by the sanitary and pub
lie works committee, recommending
that certain buildings be ordered put
in repair by the owners, etc, viz: Fa-
vorably; recommending the passage
and adoption of the resolution. Re
spectfully ]. Hunter Hopkins, chair
man; L. Ludwig, j. Sidney Roberts, f.
S. Nash, J. b. Abrams, Claude Dart,
4. II. Boyle.
Adopted.
From the committee of the whole
on resolution by the sanitary and pub
lie works committee recommending
that certain dilapidated and insari-
tary buildings be torn down, VIZ: Fa-
vorabl-, recommending the passage
and adoption of the resolution Re
specially, j. Hunter Hopkins, chair
man; L. Ludwig. F. S. Nash, J. b.
Abrams, j. Sidney Roberts. A.. IL.
Boyle Claude Dart.
Adopted.
Reports of Standing Committees.
From standing committee on ordi-
nances on ordinance by the finance
committee. to provide for the assess
ment and collection of an annual tax
sufficient in amount to pay the prin-
cipal and interest of the 100000
bonds, maturing October l, 1914, etc,
viz: We find there are no ordinances
ing the subject matter of the proposed
ordinance Respectfully, A. H. Boyle,
chairman, j. Sidney Roberts.
Received.
From standing committee on taxes
and revenues on petition of Georgia
Investment Co., to redeem New Town
lots 1853 and 1859 acquired at tax sale
in 1899. viz: 1t appears that Prince
Jackson, the owner Of these lots, re-
turned another lot in error, failing to
return the lots which really belonged
to him and paid taxes i'll error on lots
which did not belong to him, instead
of these lots, until the error was dis
covered and corrected, since when he
has paid all taxes due. The Georgia
Investment Co., as the purchaser from
Jackson desires to redeem the lots
which we recommend they be permit
ted to do upon payment of the taxes,
costs and interest, allowing credit on
the amount due for taxes while ii was
unreturned to the extent of the
amount paid for the taxes on the lot
that Jackson did not own. Respect
fully, l.. Ludwig, chairman; j. Sidney
Roberts, F. S, Nash.
Adopted
From standing committee on public
works on resolution of Alderman
Boyle, to permit II. b. Burney tC
fence in Cor garden purposes a por
ton of Third avenue between Am
nerSt street and Cochran avenue, viz.
recommending that the resolution be
passed and adopted. Respectfully, f
IS. Nash, chairman; Claude Dart, L.
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OFFICIAL.
Regular Meeting.

Brunswick, Ca, Feb. %, 1915.
Present Hon. J. Hunter Hopkins
mayor; Aldermen Ludwig, Dart, Alb
rams, Boyle, Roberts and Nash. Alb
sent--Aldermen Cook and McKinnon
Minutes of previous meeting We're
read and confirmed.
Petitions and Communications.
From Mrs. G. w. Blanton, request
ing permission to cut down and re
move two oak trees from in front OF
her residence on Lee street. Referred
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gift;
Be ii further resolved that the same
shall be officially known and desig-
mated as Kaiser Square"
Be it further resolved that the sin
cere thanks and appreciation of this
body, representatives of the citizens
of this city. be extended to Mrs. Kaiser
for her generous gift to the city hos
pital, not only of the land itself, but
the improvements being made there
on. We recall with pleasure that dur
ing his life Mr. Kaiser himself gave
substantial evidence OF his interest in
the. welfare of the hospital. We APP
preciate this dedication in the name
of Michaelis Kaiser who was always
a good citizen, loyal friend. and who
contributed OF his time and money to
the developments and best interests of
our city.
BE il further resolved that this reg
olution be spread upon our minutes.
and the clerk of this body will certify
a copy of the same and forward 10
Mrs. Kaiser
New Business.
Election. An election was held for
members of the board of health. Mes
srs. A. V. Wood, II. NJ Branham, r.
r. Hopkins, l.. e. Allen and J. M.
Jones were placed in nomination and
there being mo- other nominations the
clerk was directed. to cast the ballot
of council for tham and thaV ,uara a n
clared elected.
Bills and accounts properly approx
ed and audited, amounting to $72S.G2,
were read and ordered placed in
course of settlement.
Adjourned.
N. ID. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council.
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Ordinances.

The following ordinance was read
the second and the third time, passed
and adopted on aye and nay vote,
viz: Ayes-Aldermen Ludwig. Dart.
Abrams, Boyle, Roberts and Nash.
| Nays--None:
An ordinance to provide for the as
sessment and collection of an an
| nual tax sufficient in amount to
pay, as it accrues and natures,
the principal and interest of that
certain bonded indebtedness Of
the city of Brunswick, Georgia
l. amounting to 100000. maturing
| October |, 1914, and authorized
by special election held In said
city on the 22nd day of July, 1914
| Whereas, the mayor and council of
the city of Brunswick are about to
incur municipal bonded indebted
ness of the said city of Brunswick,
in the sum of 100000, maturing on the
first day of October, 1914, and, au
| thorlzed by a majority of the quail
fled voters of said city Mt a special
election upon said question, held in
| v,
1914,
Section 1 Be 1t ordained by the
mayor and council of the city of
Brunswick, Ga, that there shall be
annually levied, assessed and collect
led, tax sufficient in amount to pay
the interest of said bonded indebted
ness as It accrues and to pay the
| ri -
Section ii: Be 1t further ordained
by the authority aforesaid that
should the mayor and council of said
city fail to levy, assess and collect
annually tax sufficient for the pur-
poses above named In whatever sum
may be required to serve said pur-
| poses above named, then the sinking
fund commissioners shall have author
ity to institute such proceedings by
mandamus and otherwise as may be
necessary to compel the performance
of said duty.
Section III: Be 1t further ordained
by the authority aforesaid, that
all ordinances or parts thereof in con-
flict with this ordinance be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Resolution by Alderman Dart:
Whereas, Mrs. Carrie Kaiser, of the
state and county of New York, did
on the 9th day of January, 1915, con
yey by deed Of gift to the mayor and
council Of the City of Brunswick, Ga,
that certain real estate in the city of
Brunswick, 90x150 feet, at the s. e.
intersection of First avetnue and Nor
witch street;
And Whereas,th the same was given
to be used as park, and particularly
for the use and benefit of the city
hospital, the same being located d.
rectly across the street. and the
terms Of said dedication being more
fully set out in the deed of gift;
And whereas. the same was dedi-
Gated in memory OF her deceased hus-
band, Michaelis Kaiser;
Now therefore be it resolved by the
mayor and aldermen OF the city OF
Brunswick in council assembled that
the real estate dedication thereof be
and the same is hereby accepted by
the city, according to the terms and
conditions as set out IN the deed OF
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for the same are dilapidated. insapi-
tary and decayed. and in the Judgment
of the said mayor and council each is
dangerous to the health and proper
sanitary conditions of the city; and
the same are dangerous TO the health
and proper sanitary conditions of the
city and the citizens thereof. And
each of the said buildings in the said
judgment of the mayor and council is
incapable of repair;
Whereupon il is considered and or
dered that each of said buildings be
torn down and removed in the man
ner and form provided by law.
Adopted
BY Alderman Boyle: Be it and it
is hereby resolved by the mayor and
aldermen of the city of Brunswick in
council assembled, that r. b. Burney
| be permitted to fence in and use for
garden purposes that portion of Third
avenue from the eastern side of AM
herSt street to the western side of
| Cochran avenue, same and excepting
strip 30 feet in width and extend
! ing from street to street for street
purposes. Said permit to be revoca-
BILE at the pleasure of council on writ
! ten notice.
Adopted.
BY the finance committee: BE il
and it is hereby resolved by the may
or and aldermen of the city of Bruins
wick in council assembled that an al
| lau fnp ha r,,oA a fnt, ~
year 1915 to the city physician and
health officer, and to the chairman
OF the public works committee. com
muted into monthly installments of
$40 per month.
Adopted
BY the finance committee: Be it
and it is hereby resolved by the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Bruins
wick i'll council assembled, that the
| following amounts be, and are hereby
| appropriated for the year 1915 for
| ordinary and extraordinary expenses:
Executive department, $4,000; pub
lie works. ordinary, $4,000; public
works. extraordinary, $500; cemete-
ries, parks and squares. $4,000 san
itary, $4,000, and for board of health
| 81 800 exclusive OF salary of health
officer and city physician); fire de-
partment, $4,000; pumping station, 3d.
900; police, $14,S00; light and water,
$1260O; charity, including salary of
city physician and health officer. $,-
600; hospital, $1,000 Be ii further re-
solved that no expenditures other than
incorporated i'll the foregoing shall be
made or contracted for Except in the
matter of health and quarantine when
necessary unless the measure shall
have been introduced at one regular
meeting and action thereon decided at
the next
Further resolved that the clerk be
directed to report quarterly the
amount available for each department
under these appropriations.
| AdODted
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

sales reported today: Wheat--No. 2
hard winter: SH cars, si.Bs. No. hard
winter: 2 cars, 81 bslk; cars, 81 IS; car,
81 ETA; car, N.H. No 4 spring: / car,
81. No. . mixed: / car. 81 .b7h, No
2 durum. ! car, mixed. C.b2. Rejected
u car, 1.ts. Rye--No. 2: car, 81 Is;
NO. 3: car, N.25. Oats-No. 3 white:
cars. 5kc. corn-No. z white: 1 car,
Dhc. No. , white: / car. 7bhc; cars,
5l14c. No. white: 3 cars, 74c. No /.
yellow: I cars. 7lkc; II cars. Tic. No. A
yellow: 5 cars, 7o&c. No. yellow:
car. Ike; car, 70kc. No. mixed:
car. INC. No. mixed; car. near white,
stc; cars. near white. TSikc; cars, 7Okci
u cars, 70ttc No. mixed ] car near
white. 7sc; car, near white, Tie; 8 cars,
l0c. No. ) mixed: cars, 70Mc: cars,
zoe. No. 8 mixed: cars, 70kc; l car. 70c.
Omaha Cash prices-Wheat: No hard,
hard, y 57149si.bg; No. hard, N.56hQ
LssA: No: hard. si.tSal,ss; No; 3
LIZ; NO. 9 durlin, ii.bsAdli: "a. Corn: No.
! white, 75's@1skci No; 2 white. 7bAY
white. 7aAQl7lc; No. 9. 7SIgg1ssss4 No. Q
No. 3 yellow. 1ikq7ikc No. 3 yellow Il
07lHc: No I yellow. 70,k07lhc; No. s
yellow. 7o1s97ISc; No. yellow, 70a7ic;
No. 1 mixed 7fhfl71i&c: No. z mixed, 7l4i
Tlhcs No, mixed. 70ifm70Ac; No. 4
mixed, 6qst4701kc; NO. 6 mixed, 691ba7Oidc
No. mixed. 69lhf70hc Oats: No.
white, hfl4Qt8%c; standard, b5hGIbIsc
No. . white. 55ale5Ac; No white, SAM
$50. Barley; Mailing, 7SQs2c; No. feed
eQ4!cc, Rye; No. q si.2tssdfi.aS; No o
81. 2iebi.2s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prices ct Last Reach Stage Where
! Buyers Are Cautious and Hold
ers Ready to Sell.
CORN SENTIMENT IS BEARIsH

OMAHA, Feb. c. 1916
Wheat prices have reached point at
which careful spectators are taking
profits ana country holders are showing
more anxiety TO cash the grain Prices
are 90 high that many OF the big com
mission houses are advising caution In
buying all grains. They say Il IL well 10
remember that this Is n war market and
sharp fluctuations over wide range are
In order at all times.
Sentiment In corn has become more
bearish, and even some OF the staunch-
est bulls have stepped aside In the last
few days ano let the market take its
course
A sale Of offers on 10000 bushels May
wheat, good all next week. was made
yesterday at s.. Later the market was
I.92 or 2sysc over the close last night,
y. #. Leland OF Ware a Leland has
bought membership In the New York
Cotton exchange.
OMAHA SPOT MARKET.
Wheat was lie TO &c, lower
Corn was ic TO 1iac Tower.
Oats were &c lower,
Clearances were. WHEAT and flour equal
TO l,li0.vW bushels. corn, z,g00O bushels.
oats, $4,000 bushels
Liverpool close Wheat not quoted
corn. NC higher.
Primary wheat receipts were ef2, 900 bush
els and shipments 81 go bushels, against
receipts OF $1,000 bushels and shipments
OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were loco 600
bushels and shipments l.lfl.o00 bushels
against receipts of $751; 900 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Urinary oats receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments l072. 900 bushels against
receipts Of $4,000 bushels and shipments
Of $4,000 bushels last year.
fNAIIOT nEtfErrf,rrG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND JrRovIsIoNs
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices ON heard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Feb. s.--Decidod falling of
IN export call from Great Britain and
France resulted here today IA flurffad
sel.l OF wheat. THE market, although
relatively steady at the closg. was l]hc
staples too. all finished az net decline
-tcorn, lh4i9sc 70 sssc; oats, ~ 10 s1W9tc,
and provisionS. l0c to &c. W.
Wheat traders, uneaay In regard to the
market effect Of a threatened submarine
blockade OF British ports. were rendered
Liverpool announced that a waiting pol
icy was being favored today by English
buyern. 1t WAS feared that atocka would
quickly pile UP at tho American scaboard,
despite predictions that tue United statee
visible supply total Monday would show
= big decrease. In addition, country Of
ferings were somewhat larger than has
recently been tho case.
On the break In wheat prices a good
many commission firms appeared 10 have
orders 70 purchase. IL was shown that
withdrawing the blockade menace Week
end evening up by shorts helped also 20
bring about comparative firmness In the
Corn fell with wheat ana suffered
throughout the day az result OF the
slowneaa 81 cash Inquiry. domestic as
Illinois points said feefing o. corn at
present was Improbable. Ldquidatine
sales by miscellaneous holders formed
the rule In oats. Weakness waA held
somewhat In check by assertions that
expert 0gslnsss hsa nS Seg entirely rely ceased
weight on provisions; besides. the market
was handicapped by the break In grain.
Grain prices furnished BY Logan q
HFyan. Office SIS South sixteenth street
Artlclel Open. HIGH Low. close Yes'y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. a-sUOAR- rhe,.
was oensldeEahle liquidation in the mar
kel for sugar futures today but there
was = geod demand from trade sources,
Whtrh With scattered covering prompted
By the firmneEs OF raw sugar ahsorbed
cffqring1 and me market closed steady
ana net unchanged 20 ; points higher.
Sales 6.e01 tonE Raw sugar Was firm.
centrifugal AUc; molaeses. &C.. refined
firm
BUTrER- Flrmer; receipts. 47o tobs,
creamery eFiras 90 score), AltfI3,c.
creamery Chisher scorlng). S,t0S6c; flrsls
csIIEsl.-IsTn and unchanged; re-
FOUL IhI-~AIVc. weaker: veefern
chickene l5t4Qicc; fowls. lifl7Hc: tur.
keys f4nitc. Dressed. firm. unchanaed
Hu0t-u Unsettled; recolpia. 7.sis cases
fresh gathered extras 9ika7c: extra
f|r1ias DC, frHts. 1t0z51sc. seconds. Pa
Mo. state, Pennsylvania and nearly
hchneries whites. fine 70 fancy. sc. state
Pennsylvania and nearby hennerien
brown. 11I113lc; state. pcnnsy lvanla ant
nearly hennerief gathered browns anl
mixed coloEs. t5ll16c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
You Owe Your Face
A Good, Clear Skin
And stuart's Calcium Waters In n
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Your Complexion Naturally.

Just IN a few days one may clear the
skin OF all manner OF hlemishes such as
plmples, blotchos, liver spots, etc, II
One will use Stuarts Calcium Waters.
Don't Use pasty lotions and creams to
fii up the pores when they are working
constantly with tho blood 70 throw or
the impurities OF your system.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
MAIL CLERKS TO MEET
AT SEVERAL MORE POINTS

So much good RESULTED from meeting
Of the chief clerks Of the railway mau
service OF the Fourteenth division. which
was held at Omaha January following
call from c. NJ. Reed. superintendent,
that A. 8. G. Stephens. general superin-
tendent Of the railway mail service. has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

Before rid my fAco Of ptnlpleB was
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ana skin"
Many face II made with beautiful
contour and artistically lined. but when
the skin Is discolored ono cannot see the
beauty Of the face lines One notices
only the skin bicmishee.
It's because lplmplea and eruptions come
from tho lnaldc--from impure blood and
YOU can't cure them By rubbing stuff on
thu outside OF the face. Purity the blood
and the blemlshes viii disappear.
ctuafta Calcium Waters VIII often clear
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That's the wonderful part % t-thoy
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from the blood. That's why doctors pre-
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Even boila have been cured In a few days
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Winter Cars Will
Feature Auto Show

Milady viii find much to delight her in
the conveniences shown In the closed au-
tomobies for winter driving. which will
be exhibited at the Omaha Automobile
show. The manufacturers are giving par
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

TUTDTT- FEB 0--T17 alorI ~ -1-1
vas quiet and feaiurolets. American
securities we're neGIecied. owing III a.
cline ~ Wall street yesterday. but quote
Most Of the markings were Ia Canadien
EarIfIc
Mu|NI-I per cent
DISCOUNT HATE8~ahort Ana fhr.s
rlPpihs bli|a. ~ Per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

given orders for similar meetings 70 be
held in all the other fourteen divisions
throughout the country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

A. the opening feature Of Christian, En-
deavor week. which will be observed dur
ing the next six days. the usual church
service at tho First Presbyterian church
Sunday evening will be given over TO the
EndeavorerH. Instead of a sermon by the
pastor, Rev Edwin Hart jerks, an ad-
dress on Daniel in babylon" will DO
given by Rev. VIII Thornton Walker. an
Endeayor and Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION speaker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
cases An CINCINNATI.

! CINCINNATI. o., Feb. 6-Followlng
the discovery OF foot and mouth disease
among twelve head OF cattle shipped. hers
during the week. tho local stock yardh'
we're placed under government quarantine
today The shipment containing the IN
fectod cattle was said to have come from
indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

Omaha Builders exchange to the meet
ing Tuesday evening. when the three dele
gates who attended the national ssso-.
citation meeting at Columbus a week ago
are to make . report, telling Of what
other exchanges are doing and other mat
tiers Of interest regarding the national as
ISOLATION.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

ChlcaEo Cash prices--W heat: No. 2 red.
q e83teftes: No. hard, si.os4Qa& Corn:
Ne yellow, lfA4fl3.tc; No. white, no
ne. Oats No. white. 5S46S.tc. No.
white. f80tShc, Rye; No. 3 tito BAR
ley eof6Sc Seeds. Timothy SS6Off5 90:
clover. N2O01itoQ Provisions: Pork. ~. 81
4la.60: lard. fl0.g0: ribs s. MUi0D.
EGCS-Higher; receipts, 2.5il eases. "A
mark cases included. xa02bAc, ordinarV
fIrste, e302i@c. firHte. 1Qo6i1c
pOTATOE8-Lrower, receipfs Is cars.
Michigan and Wisconsin red t0siftc.
Michigan and Wisconsin white. sS.lsse
FoM.TRx-Ailve. lover: springs. 1870.
fowls. lto
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
BUILDERS TO ENJOY FREE
FEED At TUESDAY MEETING

A free feed and free entertainment vii
be the bait to attract members Of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

ticuiar attention TO the demands OF the
women and some Of the latest cars are
equipped with almost all the conveniences
Of the boudoir.
Luxury with a capital Il" is spelled
by The appointments Of these handsome
closed cars and some Of the finest VIII
be seen at the Omaha show.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
Losses IN IIIinoi. Heavy.

Illinois owners OF cattle have been the
hardest hit by the disease, their loss
being more than twice that OF any other
state and 20 per cent OF the loss IN the
entire country. according 20 the Depart
ment OF Agriculture. Up to January I,
81, IT'S animals had been slaughtered IN
Illinois. valued at si.1tzOoo. Value OF all
animals slaughtered up to january Al Is
estimated Al $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07
STOCK YARDS IN
EIGHT CITIES CLOSE
Disease Found in Chicago, Indianap-
ellis, Louisville, Buffalo, Cincin-
matt and Columbus.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.---As the
result OF discovery OF foot-and-mouth
infection in Chicago. indianapolis,
Louisville, Buffalo, Cincinnati. Jer-
ney City, Pittsburgh and Columbus
the Department OF Agriculture today
instructed its inspectors to close
yards In those cities to interstate
shipment OF live stock after ship,
mentsin transitshad been disposed Of.
In view OF activities against the disease
on the part OF authorities in various
states concerned. department officials
decided federal quarantine would not
be necessary at this time. Nevertheless.
yards named are closed for disinftction
Officials believe instead Of repetition OF
of the recent quarantine over large areas,
dislnfecting OF yards will suffice to
| stamp out the latest outbreak.
Further conference led Officials 20 con-
clude that no attempt would be made TO
stop the entrance OF cattle to the yards
for immediate slaughter, except In 80
far as the shipments. come from other
yards closed for disinfection.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

Bee Want ADS Proauo. Results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

Bee wont ADS Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-07

72xooInch Bleached, Honstitched
Sheets Elegant quality, linen Tin
ish. Torn and ironed; 8-inch hens.
Regular Toe values. Spe- EE
cial, each. ............ J0S