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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-11-15
FRANCE.
Mrs. IL. J. Amyx.
Z Dear Mother & Family:

Win answer you
mcst loving, kind and we'com
letter | received yesterday an,
you sure know | was glad to hea
from each and every one of yo,
and to still know you were all get
ting along fne and living good
These few lines leaves me as usu
al and getting along pretty good
but ofcour5e not as good as
would like, but l suppose we viii
all have to make the best of it un.
til it is all over.
As for my health, | have been
feeling NUM- er one since l have
been here and ! hofe it will con-
tinue through the winter; as
believe we are over here until
next spring before it will be over
but just now. every thing sure
Hooks good and all in the allied
favor for they sure have been do
ing some splendid fighting for
the last month. Have won every
thing. they have tried to get.
Our boys. from Tennessee have
been in il thick and thin and
have all come oit good.
| had scme letters from my
wife just before she was coming
over home. Guess you all had q
good time and plenty good things
to eat. | sure would liked to have
been with you all but | thought
Of you lots and long to be back
some day.
The country | am in now, or
the part of France. is one more
torn up country. There isn't
even house standing and in
some places not even a whole
brick 10 be found. Grave-yards
are all torn to pieces and bodies
exposed to your eye.I haven'tI
syrn ensn E,asnnss~ -saaa~ N |
four weeks. nothing but soldiers /
md every thing that looks like
var but suppose it is all in the
yame.
| had aletter from Myrtle some
i'm back but as yet ! haven't
,eard from John. Guess he has
rot lost or gone astray some
where.
Tell all the kids | sure would
.ive anything if could see them
iuess you get somewhat lone
ONE while they are all going to
chool. Tell Irene ! have seen
of Germans. Austrians,
lindoes, Chinsmen. negroes and
very ind that is in the world. I
uppose we fave all k Dds IN this
'ar from most everywhere
| haven't seen many of the
oys ! know for some time but
uess | will run upon some when
Ie 40 back for rest as |. Il ink
'e are going pretty soon. hope
} any way
| sure would like to have some
the good eats you tell me Il
out but Guess YOU will have to
i've me sDme until | core book
have n pretty good job and |
ink | will be lucky unless a
ray shell gets me asI stay 6 or
miles behind the line but you
'ver an tell from one day, to
e next what they will DO W th
" but all we can do is to take d
Iance and come out lucky
IL is beginning to get pr tty
lilly here now and an over G. at
els god. | sure hope this will
t be bad winter.
So hoDing to hear from each of
n soon, with love and bsst
shes TO al and a safe return
Ick 20 you soon.
Your loving son and brother.
Kyle.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-11-15
Local and Personal !

> Jesse, q son of Jerry Bell.
died Of Influenza this week.
Cornelius Drinnon died at tn
home of his pa ents on Cool
Bsench Tuesday, of Flu.
Corn Toll Cards for sale at the
News Office. at so els. per loo,
x.00 for $50, 81 so for 500.
! will pay off all listed public
school claims to No. rs.
G. W. Trent, Trustee.
The votes polled in Hancock
County have not been counted
cut yet on account of sickness.
Several subscriptions are out
his week and all are asked to re-
psw at once.
caes Seal aS.sc.
OIIns left for a visit to
Knoxville Thursday.
We are glad to say that How.
ard TE' mt who was rep rted. dead
last week, is moi dead but is still
living.
Many cases of Flu have recent |
ly developed in and near Sneed-
willie.
Next Monday is Circuit Court,
Don't fail to subscribe for the
News if you are not a subscriber
The war is over now and we
will not be likely to have so much
Government War Advertising to
do SO send in more news
All parties in arrears fer sub
scription TO the News are exr ect-
to pay up at once under the new
regulations.
If you wan, the Nsws at 81 90
. year, you mu pay in advance {
ss we can not run a credit sys- |
TEN under the new rulings of the $
government. q
A number Of Hancock bows :
sart,d for train ng camps Mon 6
day but were called back TO :
Sneedville ard disch. rged after !,
they had gotten ss far as Rog- :
srsville. =
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SWAN ISLAND

The health of this section is
vsty good.
rmtrg are busy gathering in
.thtrcrops.
hrs. Sarah Mathis is visiting
heI daughter. Mary Cantwell.
hrs. sarah Lamb and children
spent Friday evening with Sarah
Mathis. .
Hello soldier boys! Why, don't
you write more to the News?N !
Frona Fairchslds was visiting
Mrs. Cordie Jordon Friday eve.
Mr.. Samps Williams. of Evans
ton, has moved to his river farm
Hello Lille Chandler! Give us
the news from Edison?
Mes. Mary Cantwell spent Fri
das with Mrs. Maggie Hatfield.
Iprs Feirchlids was WISHING
hcF uncle anderson Mathis Sun.
daiE
Hhttia Mayes was visiting Fro
ma FaircAids Monday.
Mrs. Emily CantweIl was visit
inv John BurcheN SUNDAY.
lss'o EugsSc liatfieldl Won
der what riadc yH quit going to
2irl on the creek?
.I1rHQ spIs around Brier Greek!
sss z J down ss'ss
Mrs Cornie Rhea and baby
we're visit Cora Williams Sunday. |
Mary Stubblefeld was visiting
3elle-and Dora fairchild Wednes-
lay.
Lonesome Girl.
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I|||
/ Nhings'suitsble to be sent to
blga in france on or Before Nov.
RQ In hfough thksRed Gross.
Hard Candy Dried Fruits,
F9ahtain Pen, Pencil. Handker--
shief Khaki, Jewelry. Chewing
s,ita,- Pkg. Smoking Tobacco.
Eqpth Brush. Pocket Dental
cEqam. Pipe, Knife. Comb. Safe
8 Razor. French Mirror, Wrist
Leather Fleece Gloves.
trhit Cake. Talcum PowderN
geristmas Games. Luck Chain,
Hag. Rice Paper.
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Al Entered as second-class matter
etober IL. 1916, at the postofiice at
eeedvilie, Tennessee, under Act of
4srch 3. 1871
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-11-15
'JHE sHEE0yllLE NEWS
HENRY GREENE
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

4 weekly newspaper devoted to the
pstrial, intellectual and moral de-
yopment and growth of Hancock
onty in particular and East Tennessee
y general. Republican in politics, fear
- In defer Sc of truth. and ever zeal
- In advocacy of whatever tends to
- betterment of our section or con tri-
tptas to the happiness of its homes.
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Il 3 4! ~ H. sss

RedCross ask that volunteersvill
take up the supply. Apply at
once if you want to make some
soldier boys on Christmas morn
ing by being remembered.
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GREAT LECTURE WILL BE CIVENON
FOOD PROBLEM TUESDAY NIGHT

That will undoubtedly be great
meeting at the Methodist church next
Tuesday night
The object is TO inform the people
.bou tiss food situation especially
and the War problems in general.
DR.. Alexander Cairns OF Washing
ton. d. c.. will deliver his famous lee.
ture. Feeding the Multitude" He
comes TO Canon City direct from the
Food Administration In Washington.
The meeting will oc held here under
the auspices of the Canon 'cny Cham
ber Of Commerce. fis''s r. ~ ia
The meeting will be open by pat.
riotic song service led by Mr. c. W.
Van Putten and large choir and
Prof. Dick with an orchestra
Dr.. Alexander Cairns is a witty
irish orator who makes n tremendous
appeal 10 his audience He haS be-
come thoroughly convinced that the
time has come wheu every American
man and woman must realize that the
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COALDALE NEWS.


The ranches owned by the city Of
Canon on Cottonwood creek which
were sold to Frank Bachelor, James
Rathborn. Joseph Harnold and Chas.
Smith. Jr.
Mr.. Joe Smith obtained possession
Of the old Smith ranch which he has
rented to Ben Boyer.
Mr.. w. H. Smith has purchased the
old JOHN Baker place; he will farm
this himself.
Mr.. Jesse Lemons spent the week
end at Salida.
Mrs. Thaxton left for Camp Funs-
ton to visit her husband.
The most severe snowstorm of the
season ragged Wednesday. There was
about IL inches OF snow on the
ground Thursday morning.
Mrs Ben Boyer went to Salida for
few days visit with friends.
Miss Hattie Boyer came up from
Canon for few days visit with her
mother. Mrs. Louisa Boyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith motor
ed to Salida Tuesday.
Mr.. Ben Boyer spent Tuesday In
Salida.
Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. Hunter Of
Salida, were down to attend the
funeral OF L. s. Perry who died at
Cotopaxi Saturday morning. Inter
ment was in the Coaldale cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Appleby of How
ard are the proud parents of baby
boy. born March 4th.
Mrs Edison Eddy and son Wilbur.
came up from Denver to spend the
week end with Mr.. Eddy.
Mrs. T. A. l.. Shaffer Of Salida.
came down for a weeks visit with
her mother. Mrs. j G. Giiroy. and
other relatives.
Janet Gilroy. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. GiIroy, has the
measles.
Mrs. Fred Fell spent week vis.ting
her husband at Pueblo.
Mr.. VIM. Smith and Joseph Arnold
were transacting business in Canon
Thursday and Friday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Rathborn
spent Thursday and Friday in Canon.
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war has come TO every home in the
United States. and that victory de-
pends upon the response of those
homes TO the call TO gave food in or
der that it may be shipped TO Europe
where dire need exists
Born in Ireland ap drearcd in pow
erty as a country circuit riders son
in New York and Pennsylvania. DR.
Cairns has the warmcst sympathy
for the fighting nations abroad facins
famine conditions. As youth he
knew the pangs of hunger. He work.
ed one spring packing kindiing in
factory at fifty cents a night and thus
helped keep the wolf from the door.
The story OF Dr. Cairns youth Is
story of poverty. His early pri-
vations prepared him for a rugged.
wholesome appreciation of humanity's
grind and fitted him. ms nothing else
could do to reach the hearts OF the
people for whom he Jus, now has
the nessase OF Feeding the Multi.
tudes.''
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eminent snip buildiug tuou6try aud
left immediately for; Pensacola. Fla..
to report for. service. srs ~
Mr.. and Mrs. t. T. Maynard and
children came down from Victor Sat
.urday. and visited over Sunday with
Mrs Maynard's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G.. W. Anthony. Mr. Maynard
returned to the district early in the
week where he is superintendent OF
the Independence mine and Mrs. May
nard is having the home on Park
Ave. renovated. ready for occupancy
In the near future.
The Farmers Club of Lincoln Park
met at the Mckinley st. school build
ing on Thursday evening. but owing
to the inclemency of the weather and
other causes. not enough members
were present to do satisfactory bust
ness. Another meeting has been
called for Thursday evening of next
week and it is hoped that a sufficient
number of Lincoln Parks enterpris-
ing citizens will be on hand TO make
things start out with lively interest.
A. A. Gebhardt was called home
from meeting of the Pump Ditch
Co. on Tuesday evening to find that a
number of friends were awaiting his
return to remind him of another birth
day anniversary. The visitors. brot
with them a bountifui supply of
pine apple sherbet and cake to cele-
brate two anniversaries in one. which
occur on different dates. early in
March. The self-invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Andrews. Wads-
worth Andrews, Miss Andrene. MIR.
and Mrs d. r. Ramey and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Gebhardt.
Mrs. ]. C. Wilson of Golden. is a
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. E. Snow. on corner of Cedar and
Chestnut. Tuesday evening the Snow
family entertained IN honor OF their
guest. about dozen of their neigh
bors and friends and the time was
spent very pleasantly at card playing.
Later dainty refreshments were served
and all very much enjoyed the time
spent together. ~
Six little girls and boys OF the Sixth
grade of Lincoln Park school. gath.
cred at the Davis home on Sherman
Avenue on Tuesday evening. to give
Miss Alta genuine surprise. which
they succeeded very well in doing
Games and music and general frolic
followed with refreshments OF ice
cream and cake. Mr.. Geo. Demeree of
Victor was an overnight guest and
entered into the spirit of the occasion
with host and hostess. .s.-.., /,
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HOWARD NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry burton are the
proud parents OF son. born to them
February 2s.
The Red Cross Knitting society met
at Mrs. II. II. cumminehan,s. Satur.
day afternoon.
Mr.. A. II. copley has been danger
ously III al the d. & II. g. hospital.
Salida. OF articuiar rheumatism. His
many friends are glad TO hear he Is
recovering rapidly. ~ Nf
Elmer l.. Freeman Is waiting pa
t.entiy TO be called for the service Of
hiH country.
Mrs. Ruby Dunlap is visiting her
parents at Howard and expects 10 re-
turn April LIST TO her position at Shir-
ley, coo. where she has been. en-
ployed In the past ,a r.4.-st
L. l., Freeman was business Wis.
itor in Canon City Friday
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OPERATED ON AT
REp CROSS HosPITAI.

Mra. w. G. Wilkinson OF Denver
formerly Of Canon city, is in the Rcd
Cross hospital. where she underwent
an operation last week for the remoy-
al OF her tonsils. She was in Canon
city when she was taken III. Her
husband was ON his way from saiIda
to Denver when he received word Of
her illness. an& he returned with her
to Sai!da. -Saiida Mall.
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LINCOLN PARK
news NOTES

More road dragging since the re-
cent snow makes conditions easy on
automobile tires and adds to the plea
sure of the travelling public over the
Park as well.
Miss Mary Hughart who has been
in ill-health since Christmas. was TAX
en- to Holmes hospital Thursday of
last week for treatment. Miss Hug
hart is reported to be getting along
nicely since her removal to the hos
pital and hopes to be able to return
to her home on Sherman avenue be-
fore very long.
/ Mrs. Miles Lamb nj Denver. is a
guest at the home Of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Brewer, on Colo
RADIO Avenue.
Miss Mertie Irwin of Elm and Chest
nut. left this week to accept po-
sition as teacher for a spring and
summer term of school. near West
cliffe.
Mrs. Emil Tobler and her daughter
Mrs Sophia Jones of Montana. were
dinner guests Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Stiers on Elm ave
nue..
Mrs. Ralph Ralston is recuperating
at her home in Elm avenue. after un-
dergoing an operation at Holmes
hospital for the removal of tonsils
and adnoids.
Miss Carrie Hughart is spending
the week visiting at the home of her
brother Will Hughart. at o. K.
Springs ranch.
Mrs. d. G. Williams of Park Ave,
was called to Colorado Springs Sun.
! day on account of the sudden illness
of her daughter Mrs. Howell. and left
on the midnight train for that city,
The Mayden family after selling
out their ranching and household ef-
fects on Grand Avenue and Chestnut
street, left Wednesday morning by
automobile for their old home near
Kansas City. Mo.
Mr.. VIII Jones has returned to his
home on Elm Avenue to look after
the spring work. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
have been spending the winter at
Tucson. Ariz., with their daughter.
Mrs. M. Carey and family. Mrs. Jones
expects to remain in Arizona until
sometime in May.
apI Mro II Tyatdap,,a I,<,
have been residing In town for the
| last year or two. returned the last of
the week to the:rranch home on Wal
nut street The place has been occu-
pied by D. f. Welch and family who
have taken possession of a ranch on
Poplar avenue.
Clarence Chase left last week for
Twin Falls. Idaho. where he will try
ranching for the coming season. He
visited a few days before starting in
his work. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. McMillen one time residents OF
Lincoln Park.
The family of W. A. Brewer has
moved from East Sherman Ave-, to
the Tatum place on Colorado Ave. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bone will occupy the
place vacated which they recently
purchased of Rev. Entcrf. who with
his family is present resident oi
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sprinkle are
moving to town this week from the
place they have been ranching on
Sherman Ave. Mr.. Glenn Kirkton and
family are taking possession. OF the
Property vacated by the Sprinkles
Mr.; and Mrs. Fred Huling and little
daughter Of Pueblo. were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r.. Gebhardt on Park Ave MI,
Huling was in charge OF group OF
Pueblo boys for the Older Boys con
ferencs then in session.
A. sonneIand was called by tele-
gram Tuesday to engage in the gov
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CITY BUYS FORD
AUTO TRAILER.

The city today purchased from The
Wann Motor Company an auto trail
er for use by the fire department. The
trailer. which will be known as Hose
No ., will be ready for emergency
service at all times and loaded with
extra hose. can be attached to the fire
truck, the chiefs car or any other
motor and conveyed to fire in case
of another alarm while the depart
ment already is engaged at fire.
CANON soYs PASS
ARMY EXAMINATIONS. az.
..unter Palmer. Jr.. and Ed. varney
left Canon City last Friday for Fort
Logan to take the examinations pre-
liminary to their enlistment In the
military service OF the United States.
A telegram was received by the form
er's fatl:er on Monday stating that
they had passed the examinations
and had been assigned to the aviation
section OF the signal corps of, the
army, as mechanics. These young
men are only about eighteen years OF
age and their enlistment IS purely
a voluntary one as they do not come
within the seiective draft. Wilbur
Davis. son of 1. N. Davis of Lincoln
Park. alsd too young. FOR military
conscription. volunteered at Fort
Logan for army duty few days ago
and was assigned to the signal corps
1t is probable that all three OF, these
young men will be sent 10 one of the
army aviation camps in Texas tor in
struction. ssf.i. -.
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BIG CLASS OF CANDIDATES
FOR INITIATION

There are So applications for mem
bership in Canon City Lodge No. $40,
b. P. o. E.. now in the hands of the
secretary: eighteen of which are list
ed for initiation at the regular meet
ing of the lodge Wednesday night.
The initiation of all of the applicants
now on file will bring the lodge mem
bership UP to five hundred and seven
ty-two.
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REV. DR.. MASON HERE
FOR A FEW DAYS.

DR.. W. z. Mason, pastor Of the
City Park Baptist church in Denver.
Is spending few days hero in the
interest OF Colorado Woman's college.
DR.. Mason will assist Rev. r. W..
Starring in special service at the
Baptist church this evening. to which
all members Of the congregation and
their friends are cordially invited.
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GUESTS AT THE
oLATZWElL HOME.

Messrs. Lee and Henry. Letkoy,tz
and James. Allen of Pueblo. spent
Sunday in Canon with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Glatzwefl of 715 Mystic Ave.
REV. KERRY HERE.
Rev. William S, kerry of Penrose.
was in Canon City Monday to attend
the Ministerial association. He was
on bis way to Monte Vista. Colo. to
visit old home folks.
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BOYS TO ee ORGANIZED
FOR FARM WORK.

The week beginning March 18th has
been designated and set apart by Gov.
Gunter as a special registration per-
iod for the United States Boys. Work
ing reserve to enroll boys for work
on the farms and ranches of Colorado
next summer. j. s. Jaffa of Denver
is state director Of the reserve and
membership registration will be made
in every city. town and village in Colo
RADIO. All boys between 16 and 21
years of age will be registered. if
they are not regularly employed in
other lines of business.
NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH
AT WOLF PARK MINE.
Frank Skies who is employed az a
machine runner at the Wolf Park
coal mine, was struck glancing blow
on the side of the head. by rock
weighing about five hundred pounds
last Thursday. and as a result, was. in
the hospital at Canon City for few
days. In company with his wife he
came to Florence to spend Sunday.
but will return to Canon City today.
Mr. Skies considers himself FORUM
ate for had the rock hit him squarely
on the top of the head he would not
be living to tell the story. His shoul-
der was also slightly injured in con
sequence of being his by the missile.
Florence Citizen.
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WILL ENGAGE IN
BUSINESS IN CANON.

Charles Fowler has sold his resi-
dence in Salida and removed to Canon
City. where he will engage in the res
taurant business.
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Will MAKE HER HOME
IN DENVER.

Mrs. Mabel Plarek left day or two
ago for Denver where she expects to
make her home. Her husband has
been employed in Denver for some
time past. ~
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TUESDAY

Mrs. Ray Bottonfield has been con-
fined to her bed for the past two
weeks quite seriously Ill with rheu-
matism.
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MISS ELSIE
kisSiNGER HERE.

Miss Elsie Kissinger who is en-
ployed with the naniel Fisher Dry
goods store in Denver. spent Satur-
day and Sunday here visiting her par
ents
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BURooN sHERRlCL TO co.
ON PLEASURE TRIP.

Burdo9 Sheriff. will leave here on
Wednesday for an eastern and south
erntrip. He will visit his sister. Mrs
Dnnpnds. wife q' captnin Ksnzie
Bates Edmunds, at st. Louis. after
which he will go to Washington. D..
C., Jacksonville. Florida. and other
points of interest in the east and
south.
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VOLUNTARILY SURRENDERED.

Advised that he was wanted here
ON d charge. of passing short checks,
Lee c. Bray came to Colorado Springs
from Canon City and surrendered him
self TO the sheriff's office Monday
morning g.-colorado Springs Tele-
graph.
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Purchase war Saving Stamps and
Thrift Stamps. We must win!
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Roy Mullen who has been engaged
in mining for some time past in Gus
ter county. was brot to his home in
South Canon last Saturday, suffering
from n Severe attack of tonsilit.s.
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Blue Front Grocery
"cIeanest Store In Town"


New Tot OF Potatoes. fresh sorted
and they look fine. Per hun
urea
De Luxe No. 2 size Red Kidney
Beans 2 cans -2se
Solitaire No. 2 size Red Kidney
Beans. cans for 35c
Mile High Green Pod Stringiess
Deans. No. fse
Solitaire Pork and Beans. No. Z
can ---------------- ----- l5c
Babbcrger Comb Honey for 35c
Solitaire Strained Honey Jar 36c
Solitaire Peanut Butter per
kfaob 2Oc
lb. 7 OF. net =. y. o. @. Peanut
Butter -----------
Pint jar Prepared Mustard fec
Regular size Macaroni. pkg toc
Peerless Pancake and Waffle
Flour. u pound more to each
package than old line brands.
Two packages s-----2sc
Now Is the time TO cat eggs. Per
dozen 3oc
TEE Main. Phone Canon 2so
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Record want Ads Tor results.
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MRs. etArzwELL IMPROVING.

Mrs. L. A. Glatzwell who has been
confined to her bed the past week
with rheumatism. is reported much
better.