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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
PIONEER CITIZEN
DIES SUDDENLY
Knew Henryetta When it
Was Only a Camp
Village

Special to rho World
HENRY ETA, Okla. Mtr,h ST.
James Harvey craig met sudden
death iu the lIcuryctta hospital from
toNi, poison of the brain diagnosed
as sccptic meningitis. aud attributed
To an nbsccss I'm the ear Mi craig
was prominent contractor aud
builder, 80 years " ngc, and ma
tive Of Pennsylvania but knew item
ryotta from its days OF camp village
life.
lie WAS u Master Mason serving
hia second term ut the time ut his
death, Ne was also a member Of
the CpuslStorv at NrAlcstCr and
Royal Arch chapter of icnrycttI,
and recently made 4 member of Uc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
Thieves ,bstract Medicine.

special 60 The world.
kINGFISHEB, March 1t
While Il. y. Every aud family were
in Nlngfshcr Saturday afternoon
some person ~kc into the Every
country home and stole a large
quantity OF medicine which he had
obtained from Chicago from spc
cialist that was treating him for .
paralytic stroke. This was thu
only article which the family has
missed from the home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28

allotmcnts as she inherited some W
these from other Indians. It H.
claimed bv the attorney who flied
her suit for divorce that the action
was dismissed because he could not
tlnd any record. However. II ~ 'Eid
that she was married To Running
attcr-arroW In Noble county and
later IN this county TO lfrcshOkcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
Legislative Sidelights

State soIpns Appear Weary of Task End Believed in
Sight, But Adjournment Next Saturday Not Likely Be-
cause the Big Appropriation Bills Are Not Out Of the
Way Yet-Cratorical Display Has Just About subsidized
House Flushing Rapidly Ahead, Passes More Than 100
Bills in a Week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
The Service

Combining a most eff
cient and expeditions
apothecary service W t h
an up-to-date soda foun-
tain service, accruing to
the double convenience of
our patrons. Fixtures and
equipment are of latest
design and manufacture
-insuring a perfect, san
itary and convenient
service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
nlp Demand for Baruains.

Tho wonderfully fine stock from
the Harry J.. TogEcry shop is going
very fast in tho big sale at ll2 South
Main ~. Many extraordinary val
uca offered In all classes OF meas =
furnishing goods. Union Depart.
mont store. Ad.t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-28
LABOR PLENTIFUL,
WAGESARE DOWN
hearth of Hands to Har-
vest Crops Not Antici-
pated This Year
$50 MONTH, NEW WAGE
oklahoma City, Tulsa Jails
Report They Accommodate
Hundreds Out of Jobs

"a. Assoc .atCd Press Slate 'Niro.
pkLAHOMA CRY. Maruh 27.--
The 1921 harvest crop is TO be met
.his year with an ample supply OF
arm labor, and wages are 10 show
great reduction over last year, ac-
.,rding % forecast in a. Dor con
Dilong survey. made by county dem
InrtratlOn agents, complied by
Cnudc H. Connally, state labor
lvmmissiuncr. and issued here to-
'oay
Provisions are being made 10 han
die the overflow of harvestcrs to the
arepr grain fields. and to distribute
mem to sections OF the state where
Il will appear to have an inadequate
supply Of labor.
The report further indicates that
Al present few farmers are asking
for farm help as 1t will probably be
40 DAYS yet before the crops Will re-
ouiro much attention. Scveral
county agents have reported that
lborcra who have heretofore de-
handed about s7j "a month, includ-
,ag room and board, are now ac-
ccpung $50.
Hg Associated Press state wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. March az
standing room only" - the sign re-
Gently placed in the municipal court =
gcom here which has taken on the
appearance of flop house" whore
eDproXlmatcly 100 transient unem-
,yyed and homeless" apply each
srIsht for a place to sleep, and the
riiy has no trouble at all in keeping
q full house"
Harvest fields in the vicinity of
Tulsa will not be hand short" this
ytar II the observations one might
draw from the municipal courtroom
after 10 O'Clock every night are
borne out With never less than ten
'roomers" and sometimes as high
O., 3d. the courtroom takes on the
appearance OF "A bunk house. The
only requirement laid down by the
desk sergeant is that the boarders
cave an open passageway To the
Jail door
Sometimes. TO keep this rule in
effect, many men, applying for a
place TO sleep, have been turned
away. During the cold winter
months. blankets and covers from
The city Jail storcroom were fur
rished. While the courtroom bench
es and the concrete floor might not
be termed by some "a real comfort
able bed those who patronize II
seem not to mind the hardness"
All Of the men who seek shelter
at the police station are men out of
Jobs. Police officers declare. how
ever, that out of the several hum
dred men who have slept in the
courtroom during the last few
months not one was down on the
world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

mothar. Mrs. Harriet Snedeker. at this
place. has accepted a position. with the
DOudna Lumber Company and Will prob
ably move the family IN Il short time.
Mrs. q. t. Moore and Kenneth Lodge
We're callers Tuesday evening At the
homs OF JamiSon Dunlap Of Harrison
county. near Cadiz, Ohio. They having
Moore and Frank Harris. who had been
assisting Mr.. Dunlap with some carptn-
ter work the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs !. I. Irwin. who have
bean spending n short time with the lat
isr's parents. In Cincinanti. returned TO
town on Sa turday.
Among the recent shoppers and visi-
tors in Wheeling are Misses Moll!e and
Alice Lodge. Mrs. James Mcfarland and
eph Ferguson, +. A. EdmondSon. l.. I'd
mondson. w. p. McNary; MeSsrs and
MeSdameS VIM. Lodge. John Taylor. w.
NJ B-okaw. O. G.. Moore and Arthur Har-
RS and their guests Miss Elizabeth
Harris. and brother. Jessie Harris. or
near New Athens
Dr. ". r. Allison in company with nr.
Martin, Of tairroIn;. spent the pas
week in Columbus. having attended the
Masonic convention held at that place.
The Doudra Lumber Company HAY .
ing recently received the contract Tor
the election of the building, for NOV
ing picture show. the work on same haN-
ing been started. which is progressing
. nccely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Edmondson hay c
spent the past week with Mrs. Allison.
! north of town. during the doctors stay
in Columbus.
Messrs. o. {. Moors W. c. Hayes and
Frank Harris were business callers In
Cadiz, Friday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
HAMMOCK
Fancy Work Climb,


The members If the Ladies Thimh.e
B.H vcr.. aHt"ri;ti'sci at the home Of
Mrs. George AdamSun. on Thursday Hve-
ing. IT their nom" in town The even
ing beng spent in ueed!rwork. together
with music an III" Nictruia and piano.
Delicious refreshments being served at
he conclusion
Received Slight Damages.
Warnnr Carpenter. VINO conducts a
grocery ana general store in tniont"wn.
re, with a slight accident one day re-
Gently with his ;utO. Where the Flush
ing and Cniontowu pike joins the ma
;ion;tl road. south OF town. Mr.. carpcE-
tor having been called to ST. ClairsVile
l." ss"rv" aS Il witness on trial. and
Wh.,v on lis way instead OF making the
,u-n from the pike unto tho paNcnI"', I.
went directly across the pavement into
TIC field. the machine not having been
ia'Ga""d - any great extent. and he
having received several bruises aud
scratches although no serious injury
ha"lnc been received by the o"cupa Mt
or the machine.
hammock Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. o. e Mn"r". rr.''''N''. 800
b. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Lee. OF Union
town. were callers IL FlU>ElLs - t",""-
day evening
+. II. Mcfarland and W. T T"fl"r
were each business callers IN FLUSHING
ore day the past week.
chalmers Snrd"Hcr. OF Lenore. w. Va.
who recently came to the home OF his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-S Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
SAYS Dr.. Edwards, a Well-Knowu
Ohio Physician

DrF.M.Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made Of a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
nd poisonous matter. in ones system.
II you have pale face, sallow look.
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches. a listless, no-good feeling. all out
OF sorts, inactive bowels. you take one
Of Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
tos time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cesSful substitute for calomel-now and
then Just 10 keep them fit. loc and Doc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
: S0UTHS|GE
CHILlREN'S week
PAGEAN!S PLANNED
FOR SOUTH SIDE
Ipscial Sermons Sunday in Churches In
- Behalf Of Chndren's week.

srChu-ches Of the third district VIII
comc together Wednesday evening ~
his week At the Third ir"SHNteriat
.hur,h 70 observe Children'S week. y
napeart Will he staged entitled Tn"
Rights Of a Child" n which al IN"
Sunday schools Of th;s district Wal hhEe
s-numher Of pupils participate
Tho second district Will attend the
FIRST Christian church Thursday even
5ns \ pageant Will also be gwen
.St'h;ldrcn's Week as Observed IN the
Church Will y" the tile ~ this church'
SSrrmons IN ali the churches yesterday
were in connection with Chl!dren'S week
Eey. \. NJ. Barlow. pastor nt the Wesley
NJ r. church delivered Il sermon ~ The
morning service His suhj"c; MAS Re-
rt-,ous Education Frot. f. NJ i;ies"y.
15rincipal OF Richie school, spoke a. the
axeuing service. Rev. !. H. Hess OF the
Cnapline street NJ. r.. had for mis- sub
rects What the sabbath SCh"ol HnS 10
EXPECT Of tire Church" and The FUR
pose and Importance OF Children 5
Meek" Rev. Simon Snyder OF the
Trinity Lutheran church talked on E',
uxious Education in TN" Home and
.Doers Of the Word Rev. J. +. Ley
enberger OF the Third Presbyterian de-
Iiyered an impress!VN sermon ut the
morning service. The Discovery OF 4
Boy" charles T.. Bates. SrN'r.ntendsh'
OF the Vance Memorial Sunday school,
SPOKE at the Third Presbyterian 'aH:'A
" the evening. Rev. August I: EhSch"'
,astor Of ST Paul's Evangelical church.
delivered fine sermons. his subjects be-
ing Three Essentials of Cody Like
md What Parents Owe IL n Child.
x Missionary Society Meets.
The Women'S Missionary society or
tNe Third PRESBYTERIAN church will meet
Tomorrow evening. Mrs. Charles y.
Bowers will be the hostess and Mrs. Is.
ID. Morrison Will be leader.
-. Odd Fellows Meet
: The Odd Fellows Of this community
Will meet Wednesday evening at -.
gnur's church 70 celebrate the one hun
Ared and second anniversary Of the
founding % the order. \ banquet Will
So sc-vcd by tho members OF the LADIES'
Aid society and the Willing WORKERS. OF
81 Paurs church. Preparations are be-
Ing made IN accommodate 500 members
Of this we'll known order.
- Council Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
cvuncil OF the Trinity Lutheran church
x4ll meet this evening in the church.
Routine business matters will be dis
cusscd. and all members are requested
70 be present.
Parents Meeting.
"A parents meeting will be hold at St
Paurs- church Tuesday evening IN con-
nection with childrer's week. D"aconess
Cox OF st. Matthew's church will de-
liver the principal talk Of the evening.
~ are urged 10 DO present.
n. porcas Society Meets.
The regular &emi-moG;hly meeting OK
tAe Dorcas society of tho Trinity l.uth-
gfan church will BE- held tomorrow even
ing at the home of Mrs. George Els
worth. corner OF Jacob and Fnriy-hTst
streets Many topics Of interest TO AL
sMe members will be brought up t"7
Consideration. and 4 large attcnGance IS
desircd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
.~STEUBENV|LLE
BIG lIQ00RRAlD
:. NEAR STEUBEnvILLE

Steuhenville. Ohio. Apr. 2i-A noto-
nous road house. lorate, on the Reeds
Mills road. west OF the city. which has
been the cause OF NUMEROUS complaints
OF late. was ralded by sheriff Lucas
:rnd i force OF deputies. The officers
found small brewery IN operation in
tae b. Scm"nc OF the house and the first
coor furnished and arranged in c2ha-
rat style. \ truck load Of contra band
booze and eQuipnl. Mt WAS c0nflSCated
ind John rohuru amt. William shannon,
rife ged proprietors. We're arrested. Co.
Darn entered Il plea OF guilty 70 viOlat-
Ing the prohibitio laws and was fined
1900 and costs by Justice w. n. Downer
The road house, it Is claimed has been
mecca for auto parties and AL kinds
OF parties and when he closed the place
Sheriff Lucas informed the owners that
*: would stay closed il he had 70 pat
TUeputy at the door every night.
- Burned Mortgage
Especial services wcr" held at the Fin
ley NJ T. church today during which
He mortgage on the church was burned
the edtice now being free OF debt. Re-.
PrI. Johnson, secretary OF the Cincin-
n4ti Area of Centenary Conservation
committee delivered the sermon ut IN"
nrorning service and Roy. Isaac former
p0stor of the church preached At the
evening service. The burning OF the
nHrtgage for $6.%on VAS accompanied
hY. IMPRESSIVE ceremonies in charge OF
Rev. Hilberry. district superintendent.
Court Actions
Albert L. HirSCh OF MmEo Junction.
has brought suit AGAINST the Wheeling
Traction company for $4,000 dana ces
TOR personal Snyuri"S SuStai1ed in Nov
eFaber 1919. wien 4 street car on which
he vas a passenger. was struck BY 4
FAN OF rock and earth near M!uCo and
wrecked. He claims his injuries are
nerma ncrt and that IN" company was
negligent in not protecting it's tracks.
Miss Lillian Baker OF this city has
thought suit against n. :. lingerie. der
for $500 damages for personal injuries
sustained two weeks ago when IN auto
N which he was riding termed over on
belonged to rho defendant and plainHT
alleges reckless driving.
Jay s. Paisley OF this city haS sued
rue Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railway
company for $4,000 damages 20 Property
In the northern part At IN" county
where NE company huiit hrhc" over
little Yellow ,'r.rk. 1iv"rt:nG tn" water
from it's natural channel int0 III" prN-
perry OF the plaintiff.
Youthful Gunman
.PolicC have in custody enc GcGCrev
BreideuhaCl.. aged Is Years "f Pitts
NM h. who was "aug;'t rrowt:ng ahOIt
he Stre"'v hate iaS' night armed with
a-Tevo,v,r and a fashlight TIL" youth
has boon :l3ahl.. - civ" any good a.
conrr ,f ;'.S presence. her" and is hc;ng
he'd ~ N rNl'at:oH.
Woman Arrested
~. ...'H :",il,N ~" 'e rIii ~ nc
hor,... Mrs - v. Van ri;n'l, ard ar
reS,od r,r IN Il r,l1r.." o. iv"i?'ing To
prohibition laws. 81" We rcmaad"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
COUNTY ROAD CREWS
MAKE MANY REPAIRS

with the coming Of good W"ath"r &c
the Ohio valley. IN" hoard OF county
commissioners has pa: Il large force o!
men To work fixing In" different r"a"s
in the northern part "c ONO county. NE"
crew at present - hu>y on E'I!! lii.
road. and hope (" haN" 1t rOmpletcu
down to Warwood avenue within week
or ten days.
Ali the roads throughout tn" county
will be repaired during tn" season. MaLF
Of the -nad> arr h"in% coF"rcd WI I
crushed l'mc>tuue which. after Il Is roi!'
I'd several times makes very good r""d
bed.
The rn or road north o" tho city limits
has also been repaired during IN" past
week. Many rats have h""u nllrd with
limestone and rolled after whI"h the
road is sprayed with tar which holds tie
firm,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

cities and toAns while the majority OF
negroes who arc employed at the mines
and plants in that s"ctI"n were gwen
permission Ia stay.
rh, troubl" started srv"ra! lays az
when Mrs. John Horne white r"SiheH'
Of that city was assaulted. u was ai''S
ed then by the alleged jail breakers WHO
are still at large S"rn"whcre IN ONO,
People At Beech Eott"m at thdl t'h,e
believed that the cnlored man who MADE
his e-caI" from the jail III company
win :, white mnn had committed :hc as
Snul, but since have decided that nelth-
er or these men are guilty OF the crime
but tina, it was someone else. This pre-
cir!tatcd bitter feeling and 4 so-call"d
.'citizeus' committee warned co!ored
men 10 leave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
AGreat Discovery

= Swollen hands. ankles, feet are due
to d dropsical condition. often caused
b. disoyderef kidneys Naturally
sEhan the k;dneTs are deranged the
blood IS flied "ilh poisonous waste
matter. which settles in the feet.
ankles and wrists.
As a remedy for those easily rec
,ognized symptoms OF Inflammation
caused by uric acid-as scalding
urine, backache and frequent urina-
zion. as we'll as sediment in the urine.
or IL uric acid in the blood has caused
rheumatism, lumbago. sciatica, govt.
It Is simply wonderful how quickly
SAn-uric" tanti.uric 2Cidl acts: the
pains and stiffness usually disappear.
"&nuric" is the discovery OF Dr..
Pierce Of Buffalo, y. Y.
Step into any drug store and ask
for 4 package Of HAuurir. which IS
many times more potent than hthia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

Deity.
wednesda How Did He. Get Here?
His Incarnation.
Thursday. What Did He Do Here? His
Atonement.
Friday Where Did He Go? HIS Res
direction and Ascension.
Saturday. Is He Coming Back? His
Return.
Sunday, subject to be announced
Aftsrnoon Subjects.
/ Wednesday. Spiritualisrn.
Thursday. Mormonism.
Friday, Christian Science.
Saturday, MilIennial Dawnism.
Sunday, THE Price Of . Man" (for
men only.
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M'MECHEN

Th!rty.two patterns to select from.
Wheeling Tent & Awning CO: Tel. oo3,
w-f-to-my-l3
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LECTURE SERIES
Christian Fundamentals Campaign Hers
Nay 81.

At the First Presbyterian church be
ginning Tuesday. May and continuing
until Sunday. inclusive. May !. Rev. "
f. Bicdcrwolt. noted speaker, will cor
duct n Christian Fundamental campaign
at tn. invitation Of the presbyteriar
Ministers association Of Wheeling ant
vicinity.
His subjects will be as follows:
Evening Subjects.
Tuesday. Who was Jesus Christ? HT
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BEECH BOTTOM QUIET
No Now Outbreak Against the Colored
acknowledgements on Guard.

Since the swearing in Of additional
deputy sheriffs by Sheriff II. II. Duva
Of Brooke county the situation At Beech
Bottom near the American LAS & Eler-
trio company'S power plant has become
quiet 4 large number rf Colored resi-
dents have left Beech Bottom for other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

Every NictroIa Outfit sold will be delivered TO
your home ready to play and our service department
is at your di$poS to insure You the most genuine
satisfaction and pleasure from the Instrument If
it is not possible to call. phone No. 1883 and ask for
the Nirtrola Department. All questions will be
promptly and courtrouS v answered and salesman
sent to your home if you DESIRE
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to the county jail pending hear
tore Mayor tciSt.
Grand Jury Report

The April rand Jury returned thirty
i've true bills after being in session
fourteen days lla.t Of thc indictments
were secret. The .TlSe Of MiHc Nc!tri
dry de;"cti>c Who Was shot =" death
here Recently. Was continued. Tn" Only
in|irtr..utS OF Importance" returned
We're against charles Hutton Robert
Hutton. J,Ine: Ert%hur;s.. :,nd 'Iy,Ir
,Amph"l. at r."N' l.ivcri"oi. They Mere
:adlci"d tor rohbtry. They are the men
who hc.d Up ami robbed W. !. Hukill
Rriii:In; merchant in January and wrr"
c2ntur"! aft"r running fight with
police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

No matter what you want II will save
you time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
Extra Specials
Monday and Tuesday Only


leo.piece Set pink rose border on has-
srrt china An old popular pattern. lhlS
nsttcrn will be carried in
open stock at an early date. X7l5O
Special.
loo-piece Selb China Dinner Service
This hnc china has coin gold verge lines
and mat knobs and handles.
Exclusive Sets. In this sale, SKI ~
set.
Dinner Sets - 1OO-piece. Minton deco
ration on vitreous porcelain; CS0 0S
in sets only. nj
Dainty Nippon China sets-lW,
piece sets This fine china. with
rerned ecOrations, in this SIT 60
sale at only
Theodore Eaviland's 100-piece Set
This dainty French china has pale pink
aII-oyer spray decoration on Il
plain shape. A refined din Tdd 9S
ner service,
l00-piece Dinner Service, from open
stock: Homer Iaughlin's Empress shape,
Persian border and coin gold TSA 96
decoration. Monday. set.
5l-piece Set. Homer LauGhlin f"rc"-
lain. gold floral decoration. %S Or
5I-piece Dinner Scrvice-Thin porcc-
lain. old ivory and rose l-rrd"r dec"ra-
tions. with hand traced. T1I 40
bright gold verge line,
Palais Royal-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Stocks are fully complete-and special prices quot
only too soon-and thus economy guaranteed those maxim
Paas Royal Tire illustrations and prices give hints
Evening star., 1921-05-01
Semi-cut Glassware

Semi-cut Glassware
Attractively cut. brilliantly
fire polished and
crystal clear pieces; c. no
choice -: .::.......... pl 40
l7.piece China Tea Sets q 40
Sugar and Cream Sets, thin cf1o
china: pretty decOra tions Set, @>.)/
Porcelain Decorated Baby o.
Plates. zoe
Hanging Baskets, 1O-inch size: red
srs' s,s'e"''e' at complete with hang 39c
Handy Mixing Bowls. einch ~
size: blue band, at bVS
Cuspidors, parlor shape. white IT,
with blue or gold band. at Nv
Stone Jars. 1O-gallon size, C0fo
with cover. pL>b/
odd Sh.s1 se;s. DFssssr Msnaas set' . only; $1.98
7.piece Ice Cream Sets, fE or
dainty china set. Monday PO./O
Glass Mixing Bowl Set, 40.
sizes: rolled edge. set. ~
Tea Pots. Coup size: brown 40.
. glazed. inside and out, At Nv
6.piece Mixing Bowl Sets. rock 7S-
and yellow ware. set. Nv
Brown Fire Clay Pie Bakers, m.
white inside. )VS
apiece Set semi porcelain: dron
at ns''''' decoration ..$11.95.
PnIais RoyarFourth Floor.