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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

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aber 9iftoria bieB, fonntc er nidlt
gppoIonia ODER stinligunba rnicu,
uno oIio fiiBte es iidl baB, ie mehr
Sdldee er befam ino je beiier iie
aiiiabeIl, belio Iaitier rief er: ,@if.
torinl Editorial" Daran Eaben mir
8raiien5eimcr. mas beritdilbige 2erte
unter ms iin6, 5iun eriienmal ge.
merit, tpie es oanlnls in Satien iie.
ben mod.e, imb mas es gu bcoeuten
bate, pem mnn ifrie: .@itorial
EDITORIAL" Ger Serr slmtmaun bot
alm Slid nifrts genIerft.+ SebcI
fanrte feline airnnjoiiideu Yoppen.
feiirer~. Or bat i'm .9h)cinlanoiidlen
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5rarsoiet alio seid)iIoert: sGr
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gpenigiicn llriaGe bnbs. Gas linaliid
bpile. ibn nidt, Is mnGt ilidJt lpas
(bebelitet jorrlis). Gr 1T gleid einesn
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bcnen mill. Ieito brnliciloer ldift CT
libcr ODER balit iidl ein anoeres Ninn.
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man i'm trifit, beito beiier iprliben
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

Suneer @ann indi SisIluug als 0bauI,
fem In eiuer prindfi1Mttis. Ram BIZ Rks
patatItsn fslrit bHoSssn xsIspten @sfi
I aei7 y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
stsasnsefadjr @dnnlidj.

Garpenfer a0Ttrnfior Hnb NlhIeer, alt
uosr nsue arbeii, iiihi Sielune. g1m. 2. q
- -. GeBheen slpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
@efsan,ttr Mnpetit.

drau: Der Snfpettor bat ii6sr
abiidten auf cine BON unleren SSds
tern. fonit Diirbe er bod niat 70 oft
uniers einIabaHg gum Rittaasilsn ans
.nebursp!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

Mann: 50 ipenn's baDon abs
biHge! Der &srl fribi ia. aIs pb CT iis
ale pisrs bsisatbsn ipolts!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
SuSes an5eisen.
&atbarinc SiIb.rnaaeI,

ae6. 2 S6ergt
i'm yIliey bon So Sabten Iie @serbisnna fin.
bet iinli am 1ieniiaa. ben u Sepiembtr. .iad'
miiiags 2 uRr. com Irantrbdufe. .b2l sgaoe
1921
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

grau sbsr Wadb6tn far eansorbsii. no.
270o gDoobbnH elbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

Gin mann, um 9'etbs su befpretn nHe
aneilei Grbsl. gu betEi6teu BET e. S6ar'
perflans u. Bro. GHse BET gatliTSos Got
LIME. 2i,22'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
g,rInnnt - WednnIi&

% dnusr etierni bns EatslefseiAdii Sieiltn
often. potu tpotreuo ten etfuen. gasri5slo
ofssben. Oh aslla5ls Barber goussf, gtnit.C
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08
PUBLICITY is NO BAR TO La
Dor SAYS GALLAGHER


Few people know or realize, the
value of missionary work that the
press is doing for organized labor
by maintaining a labor department
and labor column says Supervisor
Andrew J. Gallagher, past president
OF the San Francisco Labor Council,
in urging labor organizations to take
advantage of the opportunity to get
free publicity for the work OF their
organizations.
Gallagher, who has always been
warm friend of newspaper men, says
that the labor movement has nothing
to conceal and should gladly avail
itself Of the opportunity offered by
the friendly newspapers Of the state
to present to the reading public the
views of organized labor.
Il can remember the time" says
Gallagher, when the question arose
of giving news to the press. There
were some who contended that it
would hurt; that our labor union busi-
ness was nobody else's business;
that our secrets if we had any, would
be given away; that we must transact
our business in executive session.
Other far seeing trade unionists
fought for the exemplifcation of the
slogan that organized labor had moth
ing to conceal; that we could well
afford to throw open the doors of our
meeting roms, and that where hun
dreds of men gathered nothing that
was said or done could be kept secret
particularly when our enemies had
their paid emissiaries reporting regu-
larry to them.
Personally. ! know that thousands
of men and women workers in and
out of the organized labor movement
not only read the labor columns Of
the daily newspapers, but follow them
with commendable faithfulness and
keep themselves informed as to ouI
progress.
Take the San Francisco Labor
Council for instance, despite the ma
chinations of men, despite the falla
cious reasons advanced for twenty
years. every effort to permanently
close the doors of the San Francisco
Labor Council has ANONYMOUSLY
failed and the result has been that no
only have the meetings of the council
been crowded with intensely interest
J ed trade unionists and visitors, blu
: better than that, every battle in tina
council has been fought out in til,
open; there has been no gag rule, nj
car and harmony that has beer
beneficial and lasting. Students anC
theorists have also followed our worl
and have sometime seen the light anc
have helped
$50 long as the labor columns o
the daily press are conducted in
manner helpful to labor, such as tina
published by The Bulletin, they de
| serve the cooperation of all members
S of organized labor We cannot b,
hurt but will be helped by fair pub
licity.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08
REGULATE LOAN sHARKs.

Cincinnati-In urging the state leg
islature to pass laws regulating loan
sharks" and providing jail punish
ments for these usurers, the grand
jury says; MANY crimes are the di-
rect result of their perpetrators hav-
inghrst become victims of these loan
sharks
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08
INCREASE WAGES

Wheeling. w. Va.-Hod carriers in
this city have secured a uniform daily
wage rate Of $500 for all tenders
Heretofore the rates have been IT.
regular. according to the classes of
work performed.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08
ENGINEERS REDUCE HOURS

Wheeling, w. Va-Wages have
been increased IS cents per day and
hours reduced to eight per day, with
three shifts in the "a, is the report of
engineers employed by the Kalbitzer
Packing company.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08
BREWT1Es oF cITY STATE
AND NATION

heads a suitable answer TO all such
prayers"
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

MELTED GEM POTATOES
Distributors Association. Ltd, l06
n. 10th Street, Phone "a
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

An association to further vacant lot
cultivation by the unemployed has
been started in New Rochelle. N. Y.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

The mayor of Newark, n. J. has APP
pointed a committee to take charge OF
vacant lot cultivation by the unen-
ployed.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

L. N. B. Carpenter who is confined
at St Alphonsus Hospital is some
what improved and expects soon to be
around.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

Trial proceedings in the Federal
Court at indianapolis of persons
charged with election frauds in Terre
Haute, caused the arrest on March
"a, of Mayor Roberts of the latter
city on charge of tampering with
witnesses. A number of defendants
have already pleaded guilty.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

A bill to eliminate party lines in
State elections passed the California
Assembly on March Is. 1t now goes
to the Senate.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

The Philadelphia Singletax Society
will celebrate the birthday of Thomas
Jefferson on April IS with dinner at
the Hotel Windsor. Henry w. Het-
eel of Meylem. Pa, has charge Of the
arrangements.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

There are still some Building Trades
men out of work but prospects are
good for busy times in Boise this sea-
son. Patronize home manufacturers
in all lines, Boost Boise in every way
possible, keep your money here,
patronize home merchants and watch
the results.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

Reading of the Bible at opening of
the public schools and recitation of
the Lords rayer has been prohibited
by decision on March % of the
Louisiana Supreme Court. The de-
cision was the result of a suit brought
by Catholics and Jews to restrain the
school board of Caddo parish.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

A debate on the Singletax has been
arranged to take place at Lawrence,
Kan, on April IS between students of
the University of Kansas and Univer-
sity of Oklahoma.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

The Street Railway Employees have
one of the largest locals in the city
and harmony prevails generally be-
tween employer and employee with
this local.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

A. L. Travis of the Carpenters Lo-
cal departed Monday for American
Falls where he expects to do some
work at his trade.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

Alex Erickson, President of the
Tailors Union has been under the
weather and confined to his home the
past week, but is improving nicely
and expects to be back at work within
a few days.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

Mr.. L. B. Green of Mountainhome
is a faithful worker and able and
should receive the appointment on the
Minimum Wage Commission which
Mr.. Cation was unable to accept
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

]. ]. Ryan came down from Horse
shoe Bend to spend Easter with his
family and incidentally vote his
choice at the primaries.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08

City Building Inspector Spangen-
berg is the right man on the right job
and orr City Dads are to be congratu-
lated upon his selections.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
Ivifienotliee Demon
l~trationer / Svoafrifa

SobunneaburQ. llnion o. Soutll
Mirifa, 13oc Mai. Ser bar iunoet
en- Rpffe uoloiomle tpitiieuotligc
1emonitrationer SteO. &c fulnli.
nereoe i1aar meo Gemoleringen al
manage tuite "a eiterrigite 6orrct
Observation-Disclosures Folltlet 'or-
iegtc Of ln~terpenerc. men Oct TOO
iuloiiRnoig b~iGlpesIolt oUerior oe
raienOe 6olfemnaler.
Sper 30 SpgnInger er bet bell
eQer oeluis oemolere0e o. bcres Sno-
bolo eiteu brGnot eaer ilaaei
ifnos. 9lanot De eoelngte etabIis.
Iementer er II tore Garebuie, II ga
looner. ire SotelIer. og ooer %
Sutitslotnler.
Zen tpite Stubs Sotale bIeo Iagi
/ @rus o. General Wtining Gompa-
ms aontorer p~lpnoreoe. ale Som
pauiet tilbsrenoe 9sser % Gapirer
blep brPnot. 6%olteboben latte ogiao
Slo paa BET irore tplfe Sanoelsfir-
ma @umoelinger & Cos 6orret-
ninssbuaring.
&c UNDER Gptelerne anretteoe
Sproitob anilaaes I'll oper 1000
900 Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
Sra Verden$kri9en.
Rampene ue0 braor Irontrr. 143, 600 Rusfrrr taart TIL
fan9c foen life slai. Samtioiet lar Gp(kernc o.
0arrrierrne mitet 165 900 .llan0.
MinisKrkri$e % stprt Rsre / TtaIien.

hpia oct lpfc9 TranltmlunOcnc at
iortiUtte lin Grengulg libt lHngcr
pau bette Elllft, iaa oil oe bll i'tall0
til at trlle nluorligt oe tpifc &onl-
mlnltatlonsllnler, o1 Solgcll nlod
nsOpenoiguia bli Ell bcl Smbanlcllc
al DC tpltc Einier pna oisic Gallter.
&nnnpen iortiutter ircmoclc3.
Splfernc mcobclcr, at DC / Smeg-
ncn al 0prca og ct. Slllicn i Bel
glen iibcn Sen 22bc ypril bar tngct
lult $3.50 Nritere tilfaugc, BERT
blnllbt 10 Niiiterer. Illc bisic
par ~llluarcoc. Gertil bar De tuget
800 luareoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18

hprer ierit nu ircnllt NcrQlanocnc ng
llriiclhccntrcrnc, huor Nul munQlcr
q. Gr. ocu ltunoludpl'tc Nulup %
Tiulultb), cller sc 5ruftcr hpor alll
lellc or tlll1c al bru0c. SlQclcoc2
inllcs oct, ion on Sllc0iltrlttcrnc
bare umotaQelicapi~ iol0cr lnmmelr
nlco pi0ti9crc Nulblltrlftcr, : Gr. DC
sitliac ,Sorcncoc Stntcr. llocnior
lioacr I. Or. Sc f%dIl'orullfc. Qdll5l'tc.
fuufuiiitc % inoiifc Clicoiitrlttcr
Npoo enocli1 (orpIorctomitcruc an
oaur, ioa tilhorcr Sc Tor eli ltur Gel
fuliaftlNc G9nc.
Spilfcn @ctpbniug eno &nnofrni
ten o. Petroleum fan lnn / aonfltr
roucen nleb anl, Inn nil octtc mo.
toac Ell pi1ti0 Eloo3 / oil ion on.
auor &crniubultri. SrrliQ QiGlhcr
bette DC foflenoc auI, Al bulltc sore.
fonliternc onicc3 relotipt lmdo %
ion iii WiolninleItnina nlcnc I'll ,
Telntcbelc tom crItnttc@ nle0 clcttrl't
Strait. Sra gomn1el llo bar Hltl- %
,Scrnoiiiriftcr2 nure &cliQQcnhco I'll
hilonocn purct Den iprItc @rlulo I'll
&c ltorc ,>ll0nltrlcentrer3 Cpblontlt
rina {. Gr. / GnQlonb, NclGicn, (nlt.
lonb OF Nmcrifn. %oroen0 rlgeltc
Mialmieltcr / oct eltligc Noroomcrl.
ia lia0cr npr og roloer trIocI@ lnnl-
men nlcb Soroen2 rlgclte &lll'cltcr.
GnQlotoS Aarbnnnts ~ Ncnldilt
Maine, @otbringcua Wtlnctter o'p.
optrrocr / iornnlc Scoinlcttoi'irlft
tilbelS / De luinntc Sorfnntioncr 'onl
auIlct. ~ lannme aarnftcr cr !. Or.
oaioo aino$ % Snori@lono3 trent
tioioe Slollitricertrer
aulbiitrifterne bar llG'ten alto
collc Scrmnolnlc. men ol@'e or Tor
oct nlcitc al nliooelmaobig elicr odnr-
lio apolitet. Sc bcb'tc Malnlc, 7.
Gr. oe ipenifc, Tom 10 lnotager lerIte
Yloba, hor berlnlob FOR oct nteIte
lana @ei til auIbiltrlfterne. Wro'l'
liens oa Gllbaa cnorme WaInttelter
nlargler ogioo brllgborc aiil | IN
9tprbco. Set ialnme gler De i%lorlte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
Sovale Ivlfamerifanere

Hod)eitcr, q. g., Den l30e Wot.
%eb Iiilutningen al CT Dteoe, ION
oct tpifamerifouife Sorbuno bolot
her ioog, loiteotea isl9enoe GrfIG-
ring:
"Sfieut 6orbunoet ingen lorrnel
llotalcllc peotog, par Stemnll8en l
Iuupr al ubetinget at ltette FrF'l-
bent Ailion. IiJcgploi8t buoo
Sfriot ban nlnoite bciIllttc al tdgc.
"Spifumeritunerne her | %pet er
nsitrule / enhper @enieen0c, % IN
gen al oeres Sorenlnger nj tnge
noget Sfri0t, iom er / SirtO meo
9ic1ieringens Folltlt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18

SertiSitss gda eise {
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
Siam pcnc / Walicien.

Slltet 'ort er torc9uaet pda Se't-
f~ronten tan op9 / Smiang monle
Jig mcb Spcratiorernc poa E%itfron-
ten. Iltil9 fore9onr her / Ell
Iplr1lclloe Waaleltof, % ct Vtcnle-
'feliu or aabelbart life pTro ipprt
nlegct bcrborte M ON Sagen.
IS Teitgalicien bar Spiferlle %
Eiterrigerne fprtiat lin Srentgono,
% oct Iaa Ell, Gin no til, at DC rltS-
liife Garpaterbnre ifllloe trles meo
belt at omringes.
st telegram ira Berlin mcloer,
at Splterne bar i~tornlet Ell BRO oper
Sanfloben pe0 %SaroslaI, is Wtil /
NoropeIt for Ecrnmil, o9 at Iiterri.
gerrtc poa enfclte Steoer er fomrnet
igiennem De pcitlige anrpnterpos.
s Ell ~oificicl Mcloino fra oct IN
tic &rigsminiltcrinm al 13oe Minl
beoer oct, at iiOen sc iioite Sren-
lteo / Enlcn % @alicicn bc1pnOte,
bar Spifernc o. GlterriNcrnc ialt
ta9et $4,000 Hllsiere tilfon1e, Ii
gelom &c bar tuget SO &unoner o.
255 Mitraliplcr o. Ell BET Gel olloct
&ri9smatcricl.
Segpnoclicn til bcnnc %irenrugen.
Dc tp't- siterri0lfc Silfces bar aon-
centreringcn al 1 Nrmeforps al
Spiferncs nppcritc Stribafrritcr
pau ell gallifc Iibcn Strufning /
NTrbc0eu al arafnu. ,Sntct tltl0c
ltaa inloo bette Stornlangreb, o. "a
<siernc nleo ilig Sart bIep orcpet
tilbagc pao bette ElInft, munttc Nc.
item al bercs @inicr ii! hpirc o. pell-
tire pige tilbogc al Jig ielp.
Mten ioa bar pgioo Seircr foltct
noget. st telegram ira arafalt til
ct Slab / Sd)peit5 n%nilaar SpiterncS
og Eiterriaerncs Cab ullbcr &anpc-
ne / @alicien iioen ben lite Moi til
10000 Mano. -
Gen 14be Mai tclegroieres ira
Eetrogrob:
Nlislerne er inlot tilbagc til tier
fe Itrategiite StiQinger langS San.
floben, Tom gaar / Hctniilg Noro %
Spo giennem oct miotrc @alicien.
Se anler mi oct tpite SrenlIteo
9lenrem %citgalicien for at pGre
%ItanIet for goOt. Nplig anfomne
frilfe r%usiiife Srppper, iom meo
Selb bar faitet iig ino / aampen
moo De tplfe Slanfer. bar linoret
Eresiet moo Oct r~lisiiife Centrum.
: NGrbeocn al Sbouli fog hi 1000
tp'fe Sanger % 9 WtitralieIer. Gen
lite rsn1ne0e Gitcrrigerne ell 81
Nfil lang beiGitet Stiaing ira @i-
Itrit5ioiloben I'll Den rllnlGnife
@rrnie % trof iia Den 12te burtil
tilbage ouer Glpen Trlith. &c iii.
ieiebes berunber itore Cab.
Nu, ga SpiferneS Sremiteb OFT.
oper nleQem @cidliel % Garpotcrlle
er %ltaniet, piier Der Jig uaercoe
Segn I'll Ell IN inf oitcrrigif Siien.
liu moo Hnsiernes uelitrc Slei.
Ter isres iaaleoes aacreoc itore IN.
tie Sroppemasier olioper gielnenl
Supfompuslet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
5treifbrvoere oomt
for ,llanoorab.

Sanaina, Wiid)., Ben 12tc Ntat. ~
Sire S~treifbrpocrc Iom par llruolpe'
reoc / observation-disclosures / Gorc
Wtid,i0an FOR 70 Nor liocn cr Tor
Monoorab bentt til Stroiarbeloe |
Stotsiunoilct / D~iarauette. sc er
,>an1es Cooper, glrthltr laota, &tl-
liam @roii OF 6Opuro FoItung-
borne. &c or osmt iii Strafar.
bci0e ira I iii f. Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
@co Saroancaerne.

Zen brittle Marineminiiter
@insion Spencer Gburdlil meooel.
re ben 13be Mai / llnoerhuiet. al
Oct brittle Slagifib "8oliotb"
par ifubt ii9nt / Saroanellerrc, o.
at 500 Maub al SeiGtningeu par
omfommct. 100 Iano bleu
rebbct.
Sencre er oct oplplt, at oct par
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-23

so cases fancy solid
packed tomatoes; extra
large cans; 3 cans, .25c
Dozen, ............ .0Jc
20 cases Early sweet
June peas. 3 cans, zoe
Dozen, Doc
Fancy asparagus tips.
tall tins, very tender. 2
cans, .xoc
No. IA round cans
choice tender aspara-
gus; regular 20c cans,
1Scj 6 cans, $1.OO
Delmonte asparagus
tips; square cans; con-
taining 80 spears; can,
&c, dozen, $3.50
Flag whole tomatoes,
large size; the very fin
est packed. Can, ..15c
Dozen, ........ .$l.IO
Flag" small rosebud
beets; large tins of
sweet red ruby beets.
Can, :. 1sc; 6 cans, S1.OO
fE Di,
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an excellent snappy va
riety; lb., PIC
Full cream cheese, lb.,
25c
Gorgonzola; the finest
cheese imported from
italy. h.. .35c
Sweitzer cheese; h..
33c
Imported Roquefort
cheese; lb., .55c
Record coffee; a choice
blend. in one-lb. bags,
h., .................25 BE
Banquet coffee; a Sc
lection of fancy coffees,
carefully roasted; in one
pound parchment bags;
To-, ........... SOC
Purity coffee; our very
finest blend; l Id. cans,
4Oc
Senate" tea. selected
from the best chops and
blended with the great
est care; h., ;. .83c
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Flag" tender creamy
Maine corn; can, -. 15c
Dozen, .S1.70
Waldorf pork and
beans in tomato sauce;
regular 10c cans, 25c
Sugar-cured bacon;
strips weigh 3 to 4 lbs,
io.t zoe
Sugar cured bacon;
sliced any thickness;
Lebanon bologna, lb..
Dauphin County bo-
logna, h., :. .23c
Lehigh bologna, h., 25c
Country cured dried
beef, u lb., ........ .1Oc
Luncheon loaf, Ib.,.
23c
Minced ham, lb., zoe
Boiled ham, the very
finest to be had; sliced,
ID, .......... .....,. .3Dc
English dairy cheese.
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Swift's Sugar Cured Shoulders,
h., 12Ac
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar, SOC

300 Swift mild sugarcured shoulders; lbs
Owing to the limited number to be sold will be
Special tomorrow, h., .12bt
With each $100 purchase, including shoulder special
sell 10 lbs granulated sugar for SOC
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to IA. Each, soc
Scout shirts with two flap military
pockets and attached collar.
Shirts with separate collars in
good grades of madras and soisette,
$1.OO
Boys all silk and part silk shirts,
with separate or attached collar,
$3.50 to 1925
Boys sports shirts with low ad-
Unstable collar; in grey, tan and
white, SOC
Stewart, Mems Store.
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Shirts for Tennis, Golfing and Othe1
Out Door Sports

"A showing representative OF
Forthcoming summer season:
Mems sports shirts in solid white
: or neat stripe patterns, with stand
ard style or convertible high-low col
/. lar, .............$ 81 90 to 81 so
Eagle outing shirts, with rolling
collar of white and patented cuff
which allows for freedom of the
wrist, 81 90
Shirts for Boys
Negligee styles with separate soft
collar in white and stripes; sizes IL
fS Dives, Pomeroy
Middletown transcript., 1915-08-07
NEW PARCEL POST LIMIT

Orders by the Postmaster-G General
were issued recently increasing the par
eel post size limit and providing for a
receipt for articles mailed by parcel
post. The former becomes effective i'm
mediately and the latter on September
l. Section Asa of the parcel post laws
and regulations is to amended as to in
crease the size limit from 72 inches in
length and girth combined to 81 inches
in length and girth combined This
action follows widespread demand for
an increase in the size limit. The prin-
cipal effect is to bring the commercial
crate within the regulations. The 72-
inch limit denied the advantages of par
eel post shipment to practically all the
standard size crates used in the com
mercial exchange of berries and fruit.
Section 45S l2 of the parcel post laws
and regulations is also amended. On
payment of one cent the postmaster al
the mailing Office may give receipt tc
the sender of an ordinary parcel OF
fourth class mail. A postage stamp tt
cover the charge for the receipt will b.
affixed to the parcel and the name anc
address shall be written in the receipt
by the sender.