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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-01-01

THIS cOmmlttee. All OF WHICH is re-
spectfully submitted.
GUY l.. BRADEN,
C. ]. THOMAS,
Committee.
On motion Of Supr. Braden the re-
port was accepted and adopted.
Supr. Allan from the Auditing
Committee submitted the following
report:
To the Honorable, the Board of Sup
ervisors:
Your Auditing Committee would
respectfully report that we have
carefully compared orders from No.
1859 to No. 1888, both inclusive, with
the several amounts allowed by the
Board, and find the same orders cor
rectly drawn as ordered by said
Board.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-01-01
Proceedings OF tho Board OF Super
visors Of Shiawsssee County.
(Oct. 1914, Session-Continued from
last week.

To the Honorable the Board of Supe rvisors;
Your Committee the fol-
lowing their
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

Delta ndependent:-1he he Denver daily
of last week contained the
sccount of he death Of Mrs. II. F Hart
1T her home in Oakland, California.
Mrs. Hart was resident of this city
f1r several years when her husband was
elgaged in the drug business, and was
well and favorably known, and there
are many here to mourn her untimely
iesth A bright little baby girl was
horn to Mr.. and Mrs W. V. Ballou in
mis- city on Sunday, Sept. 5th. Mr..
Ballou who is agent for the Rio Grande
railway in Somerset came down that
morning to see how the little lady and
her mother were getting along and was
leased to find them doing fine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17
Eu(lu nnv
W1u Eu ullRlU

Whenever the Joseph Newman com
pany u announced to appear the people
expect something good-an evening of
rare enjoyment and they are seldom
If ever disappointed. MIR Newman is .
hlsble comedian and entertainer vino
has been sptly called the ''Smile Man. =
Not only do his audience respond to the
pleasure Of the moment. but he leaves
with them an atmosphere of kindly
feeling. This season he is bringing IN
organization consisting of Grace Nelson.
q dramatic soprano. Isabel Sprigg, q
splendid pianist and Impersonstor, Della
Hoover, brilliant violinist and Ruth
Gillis. a talented contralto. The four
young ladies in addition to contributing
individual selections to the program,
will also appear with MIR. Newman in .
smart little comedy entitled, Strictly
Neutral
The company will appear here at the
Unique Theatre, Tuesday evening, Sept.
2lst, and the real music lovers and fun
lovers Of the community will be present
to extend hearty welcome. Reserved
seats may be secured at 7. O'Lesry's.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

Is it going to be a hard winter? For
the first time in history the pine squir-
rels are coming into town from the hills
and searching out winter quarters in
the groves which have grown up along
ne streets. The beaver dams are re-
l1rted as being much higher and strong
than known before. Mr. Old tin er
.1serves and confidently assures US that
,hese are unmistakable signs of hard
winter. Well, we shall see what We
snail see
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

Oscar Johnson and James Teeslink
were visitors from the Powderhorn val
hey yesterday Mr.. Tesslink is new
conner from the Crawford country and
has settled on the original Kennedy
ranch up the Powderhorn He has a
beautiful location, with about 100 acres
of hay land already developed and pros
pects good for making success on this
ranch which has had no family living on
it for many years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

anderson Bros. have been taking in
the State Fair at Pueblo with their fast
running horses. George and Frank
went over Saturday Billy Anderson
started in his car but narrowly escaped
serious accident on Monarch pass
The brakes failed to hold and it was
ether go over the hill or into the bank
lie took the bank and as a result was
aid up at Salida with quite bill for
repairs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

iha Rev q X. Carver arrived S~sur.
asE aHc couds.Gted SERVICES st the n
O. enii-a Sunday mouusng and evening
Ne wen sai again Monday ~ bring hss
Wi aHl family from Co.orss.s Springs.
ksS- 9arsor has hssd many charges N
Coiosaaa st Ielisrids. Idaho springs.
Tent Citg. a. well ~ W tbs city
charcfes
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

Among the old time residents who
took advantage Of the fine roads to
visit Gunnison friends via the auto route
were Mr. and Mrs. T.. p. Shove of Colo
redo Springs who recently spent several
days here. Not only does the auto lend
itself TO long distant visiting. but it is
unequsIled for getting around the coun-
try after you reach the point of destina-
ton
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17
Special Meeting Of Stockholders

The Undersigned, being the owner of
more than ten tl0) per cent of the
capital stock of the LaVeta Hotel Com
pany, hereby gives notice, that there
will be held special meeting of the
stockholders of said company at its ho-
tel building at Gunnison. Colorado,
September 3. 1915, at O'Clock p. m.
for the purpose of renewing the term
Of said company and extending and con
tinuing the same as il originally incor-
porated- Jos. H. HowLANp.
First publication Aug. 27. 1915.
Last publication Sept. "a. 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

Hiniant s.snmer resort tss css~sd fos
shs saasan Ms. h n Is<ssr. vas
hss saar N chsr0e. having resss<s~d s~n
49, 49, y sussio. sam 0Qssan - care.
snser 81 the CABINS. n. A kaaa.cs.
e0ss'ssotaa sIth the Doc;sr msss.. " ths
ps-''nas'ar and ~ia occupy one a Ne
bsiislHgs iass x.u.ar.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

fhe Christian Science lecture by Wm.
X kathson at the Unique Theatre on
sanday afternoon drew a large crowd.
practically the capacity Of the theatre
Tn. speaker was an accomplished gen
tieman and his speech was prepared
with great care and gave a very en-
hghtenuR story of the Christian scieace
vieW
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

+. N Collins returned sunday from
q trip 30 Denver and Boulder. HE ac-
compauied his daughter. Miss Margaret
Collin. who has entered the University
Of Colorado as student Of music and
languages. Miss Winnifred Castle. Miss
Margaret Crary and Miss Pauline Met
roe are also attending the q. of C..
Quite Gunnison delegation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

frans Z Wesley " the new shes
msksr Uho has occupied the naildsne On
Man street jus; vacated BY j. J.. Pot
ter 81 Wesley Is an odd hand at the
bas'nes and undoubtedly we needed the
place D. -et our shoes tapped. 80 thai
he Wi do WelL His sdversisment ap-
pear In another column On thss page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

TO TRADE-A good, heavy spring
wagon for light Concord Buggy, q
COW or horse. James Tsesiink. Pow
derhorn, Colo. 1888
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

BOY Collins and wife Of Cedar Rsp'a~.
Iowa. were visitors q; the home of j.
> Marshall and Theo. DAVIS daring the
week. They have been to9r'ng the
Rocky Mountain region.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

Surveyor konInson went up Spring
creek 10 - some work On the Doctor
mine X. H. Andrews took him BY
auto W~kpesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

The aaUssriends Of 6. ID Martin
will bs esea-ea TO iearn thai he s ne~
isscated at E.sqamOas. sossn Dakota
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

FOR SALE-One ~ inch wagon, IL
horse seeder, hard coal burner.
4Otf. X. X Lewis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

Misses Lstelas v slser and hsnss
e,rosf ar. plsanIng % s1tena the West
ern s.sye fssr next week
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17
III EH r uuN

q s<~ r~of aud osesr smpssssossss
h~ss issels ssss sssssrd - ~ sssB
hssse ef Theo Dssss 90 see BssseSsrd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17
Notice Of Meeting Of Board of Equali-
1af,ar

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of County Commissioners of GunnisOn
County, Colorado. viii meet as COun-
ty Board Of Equalization. at 10 O'Clock
a m. Tuesday. September 7th. and
Tuesday, September 2lst. 1915.
Seal Attest. Roy ). Lobdell
County Clerk.
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado, this
18th day Of August, 1915. 33-S7
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

kU~snese matters broueot G. y. Sesp-
msa Va from the DossesiI'e coansry
v Wednesday of thss week
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17
NOTICE

The parties taking the thirty pssal pail
Of lard from the back sf G. N. Csl-
Inns store are known and ssless i is
returned or paid fss within the next
ten days the sheriff win be sest fer
il. E. n. COLLINS
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17
0sScGllAoG0OS

BRING your tires and tubes to East
mans for repairs. lift
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

Saturday Evening Post Alan Lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

fDAI. COAL, Williams a
Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17
Alan Lake Saturday Evening Post.

The Circulating Library formerly at the
Fruit Shop has been sold to W. s
Large. All cards outstanding are
good until December lst.
Mrs G. w. Pace. 80
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17

FISHING RODS made to order Old
ones fixed like new. &C. W. Chinery
4 Sons, Gunnison.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Poor Old John

John Barlcycorn, the swagger-
ine, lust now is badly staggering
beneath repeated blows: for kings
say. "lIe is ruinous-dodgast the
stuff he's brewin us. and biff him
on the nose. The kings. alert and
vigorous. are taking measures
rigorous. to swat old John again !;
Hes worse than guns and
eabers are. remark the kings,
his labors are addressed to
downing men Out where our
flags are shinlmering the bottle
must so glirnmering, it makes the
soldiers rude; it spoils the ardent
warrior. and nothing could be
sorrier than fighting men half
stewed. Thus speak the Lords
anointed ones. and they are the
appointed ones their peoples
veal to guard: they see that John,
the leeherous. IS vicious. mean
and treacherous. and so they soak
him hard. And if. in Europes
villages. old John. who slays and
pillages. runs up against a frost,
the war. with all its slaughtering.
that leaves the nations tottering.
is well worth what it cost
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
POLICE SEEK PARENTS
OF ABANDONED BABY
Couple Registering From Port Royal
Desert Infant in Room
ing House.

Wanted on a charge of abandonment
woman who gave their names as Mr..
and Mrs Henry Jones of Front Royal.
Va. are sought by the police The in
fant is being carried for at the Chill
drens Hospital.
The police of the sixth precinct were
notified by F. F. Grant, proprietor of
a rooming house at 40 &C street north
west, last night that the infant had
been abandoned at his home yesterda y
afternoon. Mr.. Grant said the man and
woman came to his house Monday aft
ernoon about O'Clock. They brought
the infant and baggage with them and
registered as heing from the Virginia
town.
The man left the house yesterday
morning, taking the baggage with him.
In the afternoon the woman asked a
woman .boarder If she would mind
watching the baby for while. a bot
tie of milk was supplied for the infant.
The supposed mother left the house.
and when neither she nor the man re-
turned late last night the police were
notified and the infant was taken to
the hospital. Nothing was found in
the room occupied by the couple ex-
cept some clothes for the infant.
The man, for whom the police are
searching, is described as. being be-
tween twenty-five and thirty years old,
six feet tall and weighing between
1856 and 100 pounds. He has light hair
and had about two days growth of
beard. He wore gray clothes and a
light slouch hat. The woman, who is
said to be pretty, is described as being
about twenty-five years old. five feet
eight inches tall and weighing about
1875 pounds. She has light complexion
and hair and wore blue. straw hat.
The couple are said to have had a
brown suit case.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
SECRETARY WILSON TO SPEAK.
Will Address Brookland Brotherhood
at Ladies Night Meeting, June IA.

Secretary Wilson Of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor is to speak at a
meeting Of the Brookland Brotherhood
ladies night June IA. according to
an announcement made at a meeting Of
the executive committee of the brother
hood in Lord Memorial Hall last evening
Plans for meeting TO be held next
Tuesday evening were also discussed
George l. Clayton announced that j.
+. Taylor VIII give an illustrated lecture
Nature Studies With a Camera, a
vocal solo will be given by Leo F. Stock
leader Of ST. Anthonys Church choir, and
recitation by Jessie Frances Roundy,
Harve' Riel." by Robert Browning. will
ne a feature.
II was decided that the brotherhood Co
operate with the other organizations Of
Erooltland in the annual .Brookland rose
exhibition to be held at the New Masonic
Hall May 20 and 2l
vote Of thanks was extended to C.
Phelps for the success of the annual
entertainment held In February
II also was decided to have the May
meeting an open meeting Those present
we're II ". 0. Milington. who presided :;
\. p. Vail Louis Melious. T. G. Saltz-
nam FREQ Barnes. ]. K. Saunders. n C.
Eutler. G. p Phelps. George L. CLAYTON.
+. T. Hove and b. Z. Hutchingson
Evening star., 1915-05-05
LAW GRADUATES TO DINE,
Georgetown 1912 Glass to Enjoy An
nual Dinner at University Club.

The annual dinner of the class of 1912
of Georgetown Law School will be given
tomorrow evening at the University Club.
1t Is expected to be the largest gathering
Of the class for several years, and spe-
cial tables will be provided for out-of-
town members many of whom will he
here for the occasion.
William E. Leahy. president of the
class. will preside as toastmaster, and
among the invited guests will be Chief
Justice J. Harry Covington and Associate
Justice Ashley NJ. Gould of the District
Supreme Court: United States Attorney
John e. Laskey. Frank ]. Hogan, A. A.
Hoehling. D. w. O'Donoghue and Hugh
j. Fegan. secretary of the law school,
The entertainment committee has ar
ranged for several novel features for the
amusement of the members and guests
The committee is composed of Louis L.
Korn, Leo D. Loughran and Frank l.
Brown
Evening star., 1915-05-05
ST. PATR|CK'S CHILDREN
PRODUCE ''EvERYSOUL" ;"
Lyric Drama by Rev. ]. F. x. O'Con.
nor Given Under Direction
of Miss Lackey.

"Everysoul." a lyric drama by Rev. J.
F. y. OConnor. was produced by the
children of ST. Patrick's Academy, un-
der the direction of Miss Katherine
Lackey, at Carroll Hall last night. The
operetta deals with the restless search
Of the worid-weary soul for the Land
of the Sunrise Sea, where true hap
piness may be found.
The leading role was played by Eliza
beth Dillon. and Beatrice Cosgrove
played the Guiding Angel The excel
lent chorus work throughout the seven
acts was heartily applauded by the
large audience.
Beside those mentioned the cast was
as follows:
Nature. Julia Herman. Fortitude.
Alma Roche; Zeal. Nettie Everett; Glad
ness. Helen Hess: Sorrow. Virginia
Jones; Pleasure. Minnie Mcdonald:
Hope, Mae Mckeever; Mirth. Agnes
Corkery: Fun. Abbey Ahern; Laughter.
Irene Spauls; Jollity. Alice Wolfe.
1mps of darkness-kathleen Hull,
Alice Burke, Elsie Peyton:
The spirits of light-Mary o'Brien.
Schaefer. Jennie Snider, Rose Howard,
Anna Theurer. Fife Bresnahan, Julia
Herman. Virginia Jones.
The spirits, of darkness-Mae Nc
Hawkshaw. Edith Vincent, Julia Dono-
ghue, Essie Davis, Teresa Russell,
Helen Hess. Alice Wolfe. Agnes Cork
cry. Nettie Everett: Abbey Ahern.
Hull. Minnie Mcdonald. Alice Burke.
The waves-Abbie Ahern. Alice
Burke. Efie Bresnahan. Nettie Everett,
Agnes Corkery, Kathleen Hull. yir-
ginia Jones, Minnie Mcdonald. Mae Nc
Keever. Elsie Peyton. Irene spauls.
Donnelly, Julia Donoghue. Catherine
Hawkshaw. Helen Hess. Rose Howard
Irene Lewis. Mary O'Brien. Gertrude
Roche. Madeline Schaefer. Mary Slat-
Edith Vincent. Sophie Wilson, Alice
Wolfe.
The winds-Alma Roache. Loretto
Sullivan. Catherine Hudson, Margaret
Bruen, Helen Vincent, Mary Durkin.
Edith McGee. Beatrice Swami. Mary
keane and Edna Frank.
The rainbows-Mary Hudson. Flea
more Wilkinson. Elizabeth Hayden.
Mary Khuen. Mary Anderson, Elizabeth
Schwigert Marian Wolfe. Helen Dent,
Matilda Chase, Hester Clements, Lillian
Taylor and Edna Murphy.
The sunbeams-Emma Lewis. Cath
crime Reagan. Louise Kirsch. Mary Nc
Farren. Marie Elliot. Helen Slattery,
Kathleen Connor. Helen Carmack, Eve
lyn ouigley. Marion H. Hurley. Grace
Sherman, Dorothy Clipper. Margaret
Degnan. Winifred Leckey. Josephine
Pirrone, Constance Mooney. Josephine
Cavanaugh and Elizabeth Krieg.
The f1owers-Virginia Veatch. Mabel
Armstrong. Thelma Taylor. Emma
Lewis. Catherine Reagan, Evelyn Quig-
ley, Helen Carmack, Grace Hooper.
Marie Paratore. Catherine Hoover.
Mary Hagan. Mary scagnelli. Gene
We've Ciffo, Frances Miletti, Rose Mat
tingly. Florence Cipolari. Audrey King
and Louise Young.
The birds-Pauline Graft. Marjorie
Carlin. Louise Leahy, Margaret Shee-
han. Ada MCGEE, Elaine Stack. Mary
McFarran. Margaret Graner, Winifred
Mckee. Mary Sullivan, Mary Grand,
Edna Cipolari, Catherine Lyons. Mary
Dunworth. Catherine Hurley. Elizabeth
slattery. Elinor Mcknight. Sadie Mar
shall. Jane Flynn. Elizabeth Cain,
Esther Hauber and Eileen Lyons.
The utterfiies-Elfzabeth Degnan,
Anna Mitchell. Hope Windsor, Dorothy
Dick and Eileen Lyons.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Officers Ladies Board G. U. Hospita]

At the annual meeting of the ladies'
board OF Georgetown University Hos
pitaI the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year. Mrs. Isaac
Cans. president: Mrs Nellie E Fealy,
Mrs. George Tully Vaughan, Mrs. Mil
ION E. Allies. Mrs. NJ. Slaughter Hardes-
~, Mrs. J. Ryan Devereux. Mrs. Michael
j Ready. Mrs. Thomas Stanton, Mrs
Blanche ". Hall. Miss Margaret Mitch
ell and Mrs. Annie T.. Murphy, vice
presidents: Miss Mary Z. Keliher, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Wilfred NJ Bar
ton. corresponding secretary; Mrs Jo-
seph Strasburger, treasurer.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Officers of the League.
Speak at Cornell Club Luncheon

+. y. Hawley, 's5, and r. G. Adams
's3, were speakers al luncheon of the
Cornell Club of Washington at the En-
bitt yesterday. Prof J.. &. Corhett vice
president OF the organization. was
toastmaster.
Others present were II. r. Cox. %; f.
Kelley. '0s: A. NJ Goodman. 10. " g
Ballantyne, '12; c. II. slocum. '1s; oliver
Smith. l3. II. S. Rose, ii: ", NJ.
Chandler. '79; c. E. Mitchell, 'l2, and 81.
Peaslee, 10.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY.
INCLUDING GEMS AND CASH
Mrs. Margaret w. Church Bequeaths
Extensive Estate-Other Wills
Filed for Probate.

The Will of Mrs. Margaret Woodwar rd
Church. dated November ;. 1914. has
been fled for probate. To her father.
Samuel Walter Woodward. is given
anything of mine he may wish for
\ ruby and diamond ring, a pair of
Sheffield caudelabra and twelve gold
plates are left to her mother. Two
diamond pins and a Rip Van Wrinkle
silver box are given to her sister Helen,
and circlet of pearls, sapphire
bracelet and other jewels to her sister
Rena. A string of coral is to be shared
by her nieces. Mary and Jane Parker.
A sapphire and diaHrnd ring and a
Tiffany desk lamp are left to her
brother. Ronald, and two gold mesh
bags, = pearl and diamond pin and a
pearl bracelet to her sister Queenie.
other jewelry is given to her sister
in-law, Miss Church. Ella B. Sewall
is left 5000.
Her husband. Melville D. Church. is
to have the interest from $4,000 in
vested in the corporation of Wood
ward & Lo,hrop. He is also given
stock in three apartments, the Wood
ley. Parkwood and Airy View. The
son. Melville Church. I'd, Is to have
the $4,000 mentioned on attaining his
majority. The mother requests that
he use it only under his fathers guild
ance. The remaining estate is devised
TO the husband and son. the former
being named as executor.
Other Estates Devised.
BY the terms Of the will of Lieut.
Commander Horace Greeley Macfar-
land. L. S. Navy. retired, his entire
estate is devised to his wife. Arabella
A. Macfarland The document was ex-
ecuted May 1s. 1913. and names the
wife as executrix.
The entire estate of Edward Nc
Gambler Noel is left to his wife, Emma
Wilson Noel. by his will dated May
25, 1907. She is also named as execu-
trix.
Elizabeth H. Lester is to have the
property of her sister, Kate Jameson.
by the provisions of the latter's will,
dated March "a. 1914. and offered for
probate. Should the sister be dead. the
will directed that the estate should go
30 nephew. Edwin H. Gibson of Gull
peper. Va Mr.. Gibson is named as
executor.
Evening star., 1915-05-05

tries: 4:05 pm, class e., local hunters,
thirty-two entries; 4:3o pm. class 18.
phaeton pairs, eight entries: 4:45 pm.
class 49. chargers. seventeen entries: 5
pm, class Al, combination horses. nine
entries; SIS pm, clase "a. fours-in-
hand, four entries.
Thursday.
pm. class ), heavy draft brood
mares, five entries: EOS pm, class 6,
brood mares suitable to produce hunt
ers. three entries; o:10 pm. class Sc
pair harness ponies. one entry; 2oO
pm. class so. police officers mount. five
entries. o:3o pm. class 81. ponies. COM
bination. one entry: o:40 pm, class H.
novice harness horses seven entries:
40 pm. class 80. ladies' hunters
fhirty-one entries; $50 pm. class 80,
saddle ponies. seven entries: $3.50 pm,
class "a, novice road saddle horses
fourteen entries: $50 pm. class 75'
hunters. Evans cup. eight entries; 4
pm, class IS. single harness cham
piohship: class IS. saddle champion
snip, class ~, hunters championship:
class -. harness pair championship:
class =. high jump. Post entry, one.
Schooling Mounts.
Several Fort Myer officers who are to
ride in the show were at the grounds
yesterday schooling their mounts. The
army horses appear to be in good shape
ana should make a good showing in
the hunting events
Among the exhibitors to arrive yes-
terday We're John L. Bushnell Of
Springfield. Ohio; Miss Lucy Siddons of
franconla, Va, and Louis Ferguson of
Aldie, Va.
Manager Melvin c. Hazen has prom
lsing green two-year-old hunter, Nir-
gin1a Dare. out Of Dixie by GeraIdyn.
that was given her first ride in show
r'ng Yesterday. The mare behaved nice
anu showed tnat she can jump. and
should improve considera bly, with ex-
perience. The Hazen string is in charge
of Trainer John Curtin,
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Delegates Invited to Baltimore

An invita- tion to visit, Baltimore has
been extended the delegates to the pam
American financial conference by the
Merchants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton Of Baltimore in letter to the Sec
retary of the Treasury. The communi-
cation was signed by Charles f. Fall
coner, president of the association,
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Children's Annual Play Festival.

Children of the kindergartens of the
public schools are to hold their annual
play festival in the grounds of the
National Museum. Friday morning at
10 o'clock. Music is to be furnished
by the United States Marine Band. In
case of inclement weather the func-
tion is to be postponed.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
Do You Pay I5c for Sweet Wrinkle Peas.

Do YOu Pay TIC Tor Sweet Wrinkle Peas:
We offer 1000 dozen at s1.00 doz. :,
cans. :5c: 10c cana little over half
price. lbs. EN-. Choice Evap. Peach
es. 23c: ) lbs. Small Prunes. 25c; Ran
dall's Grape Juice. quarts. 23c: Blue
Bell Tomatoes. Il2c: Standard Toma
toes. 6i4c: Sugar Corn. sc; 3 large cans
Beans. &c; large cans Cal. Peaches,
10c: Choice White Potatoes. 15c. Star
of the East Best Winter Wheat Flour
$500 bbl.; 6-lb. trial sack. 25c. 412 4th
st. Sc. and all the J. T. D. Pyles Stores.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
CITY ITEMS.

Carpets. Rugs, Thoroughly Cleaned.
The most sanitary plant in city. Phone
w. $50. Very moderate charges.
Evening star., 1915-05-05

No Man Should Take Life Insurance
until he gets rates of the Union Gem
trail E S. Brashears, Bond bldg, saves
you money
Evening star., 1915-05-05

Phone Your Want Ad to The star.
Main o440.
Evening star., 1915-05-05

PaperhanglnE, Window Shades. Picture
Frames Spelshouse. 1915 7th NV. Main
$500
Evening star., 1915-05-05

$500 View York and Return. $500
Baltimore & Ohio. evening May s. Ask
agents for observation-disclosures
Evening star., 1915-05-05

Charlie Chaplin daily Virginia. eos 9th.
Evening star., 1915-05-05
sound Lumber at Price. That Give speeia

satisfaction TO close buyers Prompt at
tention. Eisinger, 21V3 1th Tel y lib