The Mahoning dispatch., December 04, 1908, Image 5

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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
lathered la Town County and
Neighborhood
Quarterly pension voucher filing
day
Dealers In do muzzle are now
reaping a harvest toT
The hunting Beaeon In Ohio closes
this Friday evening
County teach era examination In
YoungBtown Saturday
Several Nllea homes are quarantin
ed on account of diphtheria
County farmers institute in Can
field next Wednesday and Thursday
Tobias Warner aged 49 died Sat
urday at hie home near Columbiana of
pneumonia
Violators of liquor laws in local op
tion territory should be hunted down
and made to sweat
The absence of enow since the first
day of the hunting season has saved the
life of many a rabbit
The constitutionality of tne Rose
looal option law has been attacked in
the courts of Hancock county
Miss Clam Williams a teacher In
the publlo schools at Nile is ill with
diphtheria at her home in Vienna
Wont be long probably until Ma
honing county wetB and drys lock
horns In a Rose local option campaign
Tho Dispatch advertising cotumnB
should be carefully read every week
Much valuable Information Is given In
thorn
Councilman S Warner of Alliance
charged with soliciting a bribe from a
contractor has resigned Warner de
nies tho charge
Mra Mary AzieM aged P5 years
died in Lisbon Monday She was born
in Clarkson and spent her entire lifo In
Columbiana county
Monday the last day of Noyotnber
was warm and showery more like spring
than late fall But Tuesday brought a
decided fall in tho temperature
Tho Kent Courier remarks that At
torney Tom Chlldi eon is building an
air ship at Akron His father Is a pret
ty good hand at building air lines
GaBolino when used in automobiles
appoarB to bo qulto as dangerous as
when used in tno kitchen stove Ro
cont deaths in Cleveland and YoungB
town prove this to bo truo
Tho Mineral Rldgo Manufacturing
Co Is crcotlng a largo cupola on ltB
foundry to roplaco an old ono which tho
company has outgrown Othor lm-
provomontB aro contemplated
Tho re8ldenco of H E Brlckloy In
Austlntown township caught flro from a
defective Quo Tuesday morning but tbo
blazowaB discovered and extinguished
boforo serious damago was dono
Col C C Wovbrecht of Alliance
Bomo years ago tho domocratlo candi
date for congress In this district has
been aeBurod by Gov oloct Harmon
that bo will bo appointed adjutant gen
eral of Ohio
Ray Lamphfre charged with tho
murder of Mra Bollo Ounnoss suspoot
od wholoealo murderess was convicted
at Laporto Ind Nov SO of arson
110 was Bomoncoa 10 irom u 10 yoars
In tho penitentiary
Hard older joints appeared in Trum
bull county soon aftor the saloonB clos
ed last week but tho authorities got
right aftor thorn Formontod opplo
Jul oo frequently makes tho nolslost and
ugliest kind of a drunk
A FHlneman agod 16 was struok
by a etroot car and instantly killed ono
night last week near his homo in Do
Forest It is not known just how tho
aooldont happened but it Is thought ho
was walking on tbo track
An order has been issued by com
mon pleas court to soil tbo plant of tho
Calls Cut Flower Co which some
months Blnoe paesod into the hands of a
receiver The business has boon con
ducted by W P Mellott for tho receiv
er
Fire started by a spark from a pass
ing locomotlvo got into H H Lynns
1 woods near North Jackson laBt Thurs
day afternoon and it was only by dint
of hard work on the part of men in the
neighborhood that much valuable prop
arty was Baved from destruction
Trees along highways trees in
towns and cities and trees in groves In
agricultural reclona render the
phord purer Thoy by their foliage
absorb hurtful g Bea thereby modify
Ing dlseaBOB lessening the dangers of
epidemics and in many ways improving
the healthfulness of communities
y
When vice president Qayley retires
from the U S Steel Corporation it is
expeoted that Azor R Hunt general
superintendent of the Homestead worke
will bo advanced to a more responsible
position Mr Hunt is a native of Can-
field and many friends in this locality
are pleased to note his steady advance
ment to plaoea of honor and trust with
the big company
The Lisbon Buckeye Bays three
saew lnterurban oars have been deliver
ed to the Y O railroad company at
Leetonla Intended for use between East
Liverpool and Lisbon when that por
tion of the line Is completed Two of
the oars are combination baggage and
passenger oars while one Is exclusively
tor passenger service The line will
not be completed into East Liverpool
muoh before spring from present
cations
Tho remains of the late Judge E
E Roberts were laid to rest Friday aft
ernoon In tho cemetery at Wellsvllle
fats old home Impressive funeral
were held In the Presbyterian
churoh at Wellsvllle Thoy were in
charge of Rev William J Hutohlson ol
that olty and Rev F P Relnhold of
Warren The address whlob waa elo
quent and a fitting tribute to the dead
man was delivered by Mr Relnhold
A male quartet sang At the cemetery
Rev Hutohlson read the burial service
and Rev Relnhold gave the prayer
The News asks whats the matter
with the wells ia Newton Falls With
in the past week or two the water In
numbers of the drilled wells has become
too loul for use In some of them the
water has become blaok It is said that
dynamite makes water blaok People
jure wondering what connection if any
the dynamiting at the dam site has
with the strange change in the well
- watsr Moreover since the digging of
the trenobes for the water pipes very
saasy of the dug wells have gone dry
Was tba duo Co us trenohea or to the
prolonged drouth Thoughtful people
Are apprehensive of a -serious water
before winter Is over unless co
plHM rain oou before the ground be
nniintts thoMwsrfclv frozen It is tsanv
wks sUioa m had a rain that did any
-substantial gaai U taa way ol pultleg
water ibio taa grouaa xne present
ooadlUoru haw as prasadaot within
fca jusMkry f taa efcMt lababltaat
Be kind to the clerks and do holiday
shopping before the rush comes
Therfl will be no reduced rates for
the year end holidays eo far as Ohio
railroads are concerned
Chrlettn8 shopping some people
seem to think Is entertaining onough
to be continued the whole year round
When dealing with DIspatph adver
tisers it will bo a favor If you tell them
that you saw their advertisements in
the Dispatch
To the ranks of those who believe
that there is no Santa Claua is now join
ed the vast army of those who are forc
ed to the conclusion that thero is no
Jupiter Pluvlus
Mike Rlftoon an Austrian 31 years
old died Wednesday at tho county in
firmary of consumption He leaves a
family in Austria Funeral services
will be held Friday
C W Harlzoll one of the beet
known men in Smith township is seri
ously ill at hie home in North Benton
his ailment being cancer of the stomach
Mr Ear tzoll la a brother of Mrs Sophia
Dickson of Canfleld
Some interest has been expressed
RR to thn nnmlnrr dAnnnnliil nnnritaa
vwuup wwvuuU
ment of realty In 1010 Tho law as it
uun bhiuub mattes u necessary ior toe
county commissioners at their June
mooting In infltl tn Hlotrlnt tha nnnnti
and have maps made of same for use of
uu umjraieura roe appraisers will De
elected at the fall election of 1909 Sep
arate nnll hnnkn mint hn Irnnt Inn ftnua
electors which are returned to the au
ditor prooate juageana clerk or courts
who canvass and make an abstract of
thO Vflta And TTlftUA Ittinirn ilia nnmaa wt
tho successful appraisers
The Newton Falls News says of a
well known resident of Milton township
Pit Baldwin of Tiger ia going to break
up homo and spend tho winter in tho
warmer climate of Arizona with his son
Mr Baldwin brought to this office an
ordor for a couple hundred sale btlla
Do you know Bald ho to tho News
man tho hardest thing I ever had to
do was to bring my mind to this break
up at tbo old bomo I was born and
roared thero and nevor lived any other
placo I tried to mako the farm profit
able and I succeeded In that I educat
ed my eon to succeed mo and bo a suc
cessful farmer Today ho is running a
railroad But I am gottlng old and I
feol tho effectB of tho Injury I BUBtalned
in that railroad accident a year or two
ago and eo I havo decided to break up
and accept tho Invitation of tho boy in
tho southwest to spend tho winter with
him
A former rosldont of East Lewis
town and Now Buffalo who loft for tho
west in 1879 and located In Nebraska
writes I noticed In a recent issuoof
tho Dispatch roforonco to largo potato
crops but tho yield per aero Is not stat
ed and nothing 1b said about tho work
required to produco crops I will glvo
ono mans work hero In Nebraska on
two main crops wheat and corn Six
ty acres of wheat yielded 1405 bushels
and tho cost for help and threshing was
32 Nlnoty acres yielded 3600 bushols
of Shollod corn Ho also had oats po
tatooB otc This yenr our corn crop
was poor Our bcBt crop Is alfalfa It
Is cut throe or four ttmos a year yloldB
1 and 4 tons to tho aero oach cutting
and soIIb at 85 to 810 a ton Wheat doos
not look eood this fall Following aro
prosont market prices hero Whoat
ouc oats ko corn tuo potatoes 70o cat
tlo 3 to 6o hogs 61c chickens 7c eggs
20c croam 25o lard 12Jc
Monnot Railroad Not For Sale
Thero Is a rumor that tbo Wabash
railroad has an option on tho right of
way for tho propoBod Canton Youngs
town lino through Canfleld and that tbo
road la cortaln to bo built This would
glvo tho Wabash an entrance to
YoungBtown from tbo west suoh na tho
company has long desired Dovolop
monts will bo awaited with Interest
Canton O Nov 28 1008
Editor Dispatcu In your Issue of
Nov 27 I noticed the abovo paragraph
in whloh you havo connected tho Wa
bash railroad with the
railroad and wish to stato thoro
Is not a word of truth in it but I notice
qulto frequently that In tho Youngs
town papers tho Canton Youngstown
Elootrio road has boon mixed with the
Canton Akron Youngstown The
negotiations which I understand are
ponding are between tho Wabash and
the Canton Akron is YoungBtown line
which Is a Btoam lino This road baB
about a mile of traok in operation In
Akron and considerable grading which
has been done nearly twenty years ago
between Mogadore and Akron I will
be much pleaBed in the future that the
Canton YoungBtown road would not
be confused with the Canton Akron Ss
Youngstown and furthermore wish to
state that tho Canton YoungBtown
electrlo railroad Is not for sale Hop
ing that you may give this proper space
in your paper I am
Very truly yours
John E Monnot
Penitentiary News Notes
A man kicks everybodys dog but his
own -
The hard part about an easy job is the
getting thereof
A stingy fellow may not be popular
hut we have noticed that be always has
money
Before going contrary to nature you
bad better prepare for the punishment
that Is certain to follow
Soma people go through life with the
appearance of one having a piece of Urn
burger cheese under their noetrllB
SIOO Reward 100
State or Ohio Oirr or Tolxdu I
Luoai Oodntt J
SCAL
es
Frank JOdivit njakti oath that he is the
senior partntr of tb firm of F J Obenkt
Co doing builntti Id the Olty of Toledo
Oounty and SUte afortitrd and that said
firm will pay thi sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for sach and every cabs of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cursd by ths use o
Halls Oatabih Cure
a Sworn to before me and tab-
scribed in my pretence Ibis 6th
day of Daesmbir A D 1886
A WGLEASON
Notary Pullic
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucuoaa sur
face of the ijitem Send for testimonials
free F J CHENEY QO Toledo O
GsT Sold by Drugghti 75o
Tate HaUi Family PUU for oonttipatloo
Foleys Orlno Laxative cures ohronlo
constipation and stimulates the liver
Orlno regulates the bowels bo they will
aot naturally and you do not have ta
take purgatives continuously John
Taber Canfleld
Have Your Ploture Taken
This is a holiday gift suggestion
Ploture taking is our business and pro
ductions of our studio command atten
tion and admiration Let us show you
APWKBB Si Co
143 W Federal St Youngstown
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tay SomaUUog to interast every oae
at the Collafa Chapel tisxt Moaday
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SUPREME
COURT DECISIONS
SEVERAL OF SPECIAL lffTERE8T
HANDED DOWN AT
COLUMBUS
TESTIMONY OF WIFE IS N G
Cant Convict on It In Criminal Action
Union Label Personal Injury
and Other Cases
Decided
Columbus O Dec 2 An Important
decision was banded down by the su
premo court Tuesday which materially
weakens the law against the failure to
provide for minor children The case
fltyled Iho state of Ohio vs Arthur
Orth was brought up by the prosecu
tor of Hancock county on exceptions
which exceptions he supreme court
overrules Orth was tried on a
charge of failure to provide and his at
torneys held that ho could not be con
victed on testimony of his wife The
court holds likewise on tbo old ruling
of the use of the testimony of a wife
or husband against a lifo partner In a
criminal case
Charles C Jlyer and Louis Wenzel
started a saloon In Cleveland and
bought their fixture om tho Cleve
land Store Fixture Co George F
Gunn president of the Gunn Brewing
Co became surety for them on condi
tion that the fixtures should bear tho
union label this being an extra agree
ment and not a part of tho contract
When tho fixtures were delivered only
part of them boro the union label
Gunn refused to pay the bill The fix
ture company then agreed to saw out
a part of tho bar and havo a new part
put in by unloii labor which should
bear the label Gunn would not agree
to this and suit was entered Gunn
lost in the lower courts and the bu
prcmo court has nfTlrmcd tho de
cision
A Cloveland caso decided Tuesday
was tho C C C St U railroad vs
Frank Curran a minor Tho boy 12
years old was at tho Cleveland stock
yards to see about a carload of poultry
when a looso door on a passing train
struck and injured him Tho common
plena court reverses tho circuit court
and n firms tho decision ot tho com
mon pleas court so tho boy gets noth
ing Charles A Turner Ukewlso loses
his personal damago caso against tho
Popo Motor Car Co and tho Baker Mo
tor Vchlclo Co Ho wns attending n
raco at Cloveland between cars owned
by these companies and was Injured
Tho law that tho tracks of an inter
urban company may not cross tho
tracks ot a steam road at grade unless
It is absolutely necessary that it do so
in order to reach Its objective point
may not bo evaded by selection ojt n
point of croBBlng by the Junior com
pany whero separation of tho grade Is
Impossible according to a decision of
tho supremo court Tuesday In a case
which railroad men all over tho stato
havo been watching with interest
Tho suit is styled In tho matter of tho
application of tho Toledo FIndlay
Fostorla Hallway Co to ascertain and
doflno tho modo of crossing tho tracks
of tho Pennsylvania company Tho
common picas court held for a crossing
at grade Tho circuit court reversed
the common picas court and tho su
premo court upholds tho latter The
case is reported Another grado cross
ing caso decided was that of tho To
ledo Ilallway Terminnl Co and Jud
son Harmon receiver of tho Toledo
Hallway Terminal Co vs tho Lima
Toledo Traction Co Tho tcrrrnal
company loses its caso and tho trac
tion company gets the crossing
Tho caBe of the Union Savings Bank
and Trust Co of Cincinnati executor
plaintiff in orror vs the Western Un
ion Telegraph Co defendant in error
In which tho important question as to
tho right of a trust company to act as
executor was brought up by tho tele
Erailicompany was disposed ot Tues
day without a decision as to the main
point at issue The court holds that
the telegraph company cannot proper
ly bring up the question in the suit
being tried The suit grows out of a
minor case Adolphus H Smith ot
Clark county got damages against the
Western Union because it killed some
shade trees but he never collected
The trust company was appointed ex
ecutor of his eBtato and revived the
judgment and sought to collect The
Western Union brought up the ques
tion bb to the trust companys right to
act as executor and the court decided
against the trust company The case
was brought up again for a rehearing
the former judgment vacated the cir
cuit court reversed and the common
pleas court affirmed The court holds
that It the right ot the trust company
to act as executor is to be attacked it
must be attacked directly and not
collaterally as is done in this Instance
Chief Justice Price dissents The case
is reported
Night Riders In Indiana
Evansvllle Ind Dec 2 Night
Riders on Tuesday destroyed the barn
of W H Gossar The barn was filled
with tobacco and the loss is 3000
Gossar recently came from Kentucky
While a resident ot that state he had
refused to pool his tobacco
Cuban Racing Associations Inaugural
Havana Dec 2 Twelve hundred
persons attended the Cuban Racing
associations Inaugural meeting at Al
mendarcs park Tuesday Six eventi
were on the card
1000 Men Resume Work
Chicago Dec 2 After an idleness
of IS months the old open hearth de
partment ot the Illinois Steel Co
plant at South Chicago was reopened
Tuesday and 1000 men resumed work
Preparations are tnaUlng to open five
other blast furnaces
Martial Law Because of Race Riots
Prague Bohemia Dec 2 The race
riots between the Czechs and Ger
mans are assuming the graM char
acter aad probably will compel a deo
laratloa of martial law
THE MAHONING DXSPAlOli FRIDAY DECEMBER 4 1908
INSPECT SUSPECTED STOCK
Ohio Authorities- Looking Sharply
1 After Animals Shipped In
Columbus O With Michigan on
the one sido and Pennsylvania on
the other under federal quarantlno
because of foot and mouth disease
among cattle Ohio is Just now the
causo ot much anxloty to both state
and federal authorities Tuesday
morning Dr Paul Fischer state
veterinarian will go to Springfield to
inspect two carloads of milch cows
with calves which came from tho west
presumably from Chicago by way ot
Detroit which is under quarantine to
Cincinnati and thence to Springfield
It is not known that they are Infected
but there is danger because they -were
in the Infected stockyards ot Detroit
and Dr Fischer will carry with him
authority from tho federal government
either to kill or quarantine the cattle
as he may deem best While he is in
Springfield his assistant Dr Morgan
D Lamb will be on his way to Rich
wood Union county where a farmer
reports the presence of sore mouth
among a herd of 1200 sheep he re
cently purchased in Chicago If it is
tho disease they will be slaughtered
burled and tho appraisement for
warded to the government All
slaughtered stock Is paid for two
thirds by the federal government and
one third by the state government
Court Decision on few Point
Columbus O Judge Sater of
the United States court handed
down a decision Monday hitherto un
precedented in Ohio In conenctton
with tho case of Blanch F Drown
against tho Sunday Creek Coal Co
Blanch Brown brought suit against tho
defendant for 10000 damages for
wrongful death This petition was
challenged by a demurrer filed by the
defendant which was sustained by
Judge Sater in his opinion Section
301 of tho revised statutes of Ohio pro
vides that It a man is killed in the per
formance ot his duty in a mine through
tho carelessness of tho owner his es
tate shall receive not to exceed 10
000 in damages Judge Sater ruled
that the suit for damages must bo
brought by wife or lineal heirs of tho
deceased and not by an administrator
or administratrix The court declares
that no Ohio court has ruled on this
question but that It has been held by
judges In Indiana Illinois and Missouri
each of which states has a statute
I law whoso provisions aro substantially
I tho same as thoso ot Ohio that tho ad
ministrator Is not tho proper porson
to sue has no standing In court and la
not entitled to recover
Columbus Man Suicides
Columbus O As ho had often
threatened Omcr Scbrlng a sower
contractor Committed sulcldo about
noon Monday by taking carbollo
acid and died on tho front porch of
tho residence whero his divorced wifo
made her home Sebrlng figured
largely in public prints during the past
two weeks and last Saturday was en
joined from molesting his cx wlfc who
otatcd to tho court that ho had boon
annoying her with his threats to com
mit sulcldo in her prosenco or upon
her premises painting lurid pictures
of tho notoriety such an act would
bring Scbrlng last Monday attempted
to secure a llcenso to remarry his
wife but bis wife later mndo formal
request that tho llcenso bo not
granted that she had no Intention of
marrying him
Ohio German Fire Insurance Co
Toledo O Tho circuit court on
Monday at a hearing of tho peti
tion In oiiBter of tho Ohio Gorman
Flro Insurance Co granted tho decree
ot ouster which includes absolute ex
clusion from the charter Tho court
appointed Edward J Marshall and
Ernest Torgler as trustees to wind up
tho affairs of the company Tho ap
pointment of trustees relieves tho
state from further responsibility Tho
trustees will simply wind up the busi
ness by determining the liabilities and
assets nnd taking care of tho return
premiums accordingly Idaho Okla
homa and Utah Monday revoked tho
charter ot tho company
Polishing Up for Legislature
Columbus O For the fifty second
year Col Fred Blenkner third
assistant ot the house
ot representatives has prepared the
chambers ot tho house and senate for
a session of tho legislature All tho
flags which are used abovo tho desks
of the speaker and lieutenant governor
have been cleaned until they look as
bright as new ones the carpets have
been renovated walls cleaned desks
repaired and repollshed In fact every
thing made ready for tbo opening
when the lawmakers assemble Jan
uary 4 next
Bank Superintendents Report
Columbus O In his first annual
report covering only a part oi
the states fiscal year State Dank
Superintendent Seymour records that
since the bank inspection law went in
to operation 11 new state banks have
been chartered with a capitalization of
54000 There are now In Ohio 398
Incorporated banks 194 private banks
and 74 trust companies
Ohio State University
Columbus O A steady growth
is shown by the annual report
of the trustees ot Ohio State univer
sity which was filed Monday with
Gov Harris Total enrollment for the
year was 2683 At the last com
mencement 281 degrees wero con
ferred and 64 -certificates were granted
Receipts were 733496 the largest
item being the tax levy of 333023
Total expenditures were 720852 leav
ing a balance of 13149 For labor
performed by students 9640 was
paid
Mrs McSantji Kxperlesce
Mrs M MoRaney Prentiss Miss
writes I was oonfinedto my bed for
three months with kidney -and bladder
trouble and was treated hv two uhvel
clans but failed to got relief No hu
man tongue can tell how I suffered and
I had given up hope of ever getting
well until I began taking Foleys Kid
ney Remedy After taking two bottles
I felt like a new person and feel It my
duty to tell Buffering women what Fo
ley Jg Kidney Remedy did for ma Joan
TaWr Caaeid
STStaraootlcaa ploturaa at Callage
Oaaaal nxt Monday evaclog 8 aatak
The Family
Physician
The best medicines in the
world cannot take the place of
the family physician Consult
him early when taken ill If
the trouble is with your
throat bronchial tubes or
lungs ask him about taking
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Then
take it or not as he says
A
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SALEM
BUSINESS
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We pnbllah our fonnnlaa
m Wft banlih alcohol
from our medicine
yers
TV urR e you to
OOniult yonr
doctor
Bilious attacks sick headaches indiges
tion constipation dizzy spells these
are some of the results of an inactive
Jiver Ask your doctor if he endorses
Ayers Pills in these cases The dose
issmall one pill at bedtime
Made by the J O Ayer Co Irrell Itata
Thoughts of
Christmas
MnliP nnri of iTiic
We
shall have new gifts this year
articles that you will wish to J
investip ntp tarv TJir mill a
be many a surprise here for S
early buyers J
F A MORRIS j
The Peoples Druggist
Phone 103
CANFIELD
- OHIO
COLLEGE
School i in session and now
is the best time to enter A
business education will benefit
your mind and pocketbook
Hundreds of our graduates are
filling positions in this vicinity
A postal card with your ad
dress will bring you informa
tion regarding tuition rates and
courses of ptudy Write to
W H MATTHEWS Principal
Salem Ohio
ABIueCroiion the martin of thli pi
per 1 a iur Indication that your rut
oriptlon iapait due and that payment 1
leilred When tha mark appeara do m t
Jelar bnt attend to tha matter at one
Patronize Dispatch advortleors
3tE
SALEMS SHOPPING CENTER
Ah
Now for Christmas
Its juBt around the corner and all is
hurry and bustle at this store Holiday
Goods are being rushed to place and a day
or so will see them all on display And
theyre all practical gifts if you purchaas
here
We invite you to visit U3 early and
often begin right now to make your
Christmas purchases The sales people
have more time to devote to you individu
ally the assortments are better there is
lesB crowding and pushing than will be
the case a few days later
With every purchase amounting to
50c or more we give one of our beautiful
China Plaque Calendars for 1909
r
The Converse Company
Masonic Block
SALEM OHIO
The DISPATCH Otficc is the Place to Get
Your Job Printing Neatly and Promptly Done
t oeaio
If If s Dollars You Need Save Them
When j ou havo a chance like tho ones we give you every day You no doubt think
you can buy the same goods at thoBame price any place BUT YOU CANNOT JUST
TAKE THE TIME TO COMPARE AND SEE Dont guess at it
Specials for Thursday Friday Saturday Monday Tuesday
December 3 4 5 7 8
Every article named tor our sales for the last three weeks will be the Bame GROCERIES
and ALL Below we name a lot of extra values in addition for above days only
Domestics
1000 yards mill end outing sold at
12c our price 8c
1000 yards fine unbleached Muslin
worth 7c our price 4c
18c 9 4 unbleached Sheeting worth 25c
our price 16c
f00 yards white Shaker Flannel worth
8c our price 6c
Groceries
These bargains are in addition to the
big list already named
6 packages NEW LIFE for 25c sold
the world over at 10c package
Choicest 3 Crown loose Raisins worth
10c per lb 5c
Choicest 10c Prunes only 5c lb
25 pound sack Granulated Sugar 125
VanCamps Evaporated Milk 4c can
Heintz new Pickles 4 dozen 25e
Ladiesf Wraps
218 LadieB and Misses Coatp moBtly
one of a kind at about off the regular
price Most of these garments wero
bought at a special price and we guarantee
a saving of 250 to 500 on every wrap
Rugs
200 samples of Brussel Carpet IA yards
long make elegant Rugs
100 and 125
Rogers Bros Silverware
Knives and Forks 375 set
Table Spoons 300 set
Tea Spoons 150 set t
A Premium Ticket with each dollar pur
chase A big selection of premiums are
ready Come and get them
EARLY CHRISTMAS ARRIVALS
Table Linens
Fancy Linens
Counterpanes
Linens for fancy work
Huck Crash for fancy work
Cushion Tops
Umbrellas
Jewelry i
Silverware
Handkerchiefs
Scarfs
Veilings
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