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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNA.L, THURSDA.Y DECEMBItR i, q:c
J
THE MONTPELIER SAVINGS
fBANK -and TRUST COMPANY
Montpelier, Vermont
4 Interest Paid on Depo&its
Assets $3,000,000.00
Tho prlmary objcct of thls lnstituticm is to encourage tbo in
dustrioua and prudcnt and thoso who havo not bithorto bcon
Buch, to lesson thelr unnocccssary oxpcnses.and eavo thelr mcans
for thelr support when ago or doblllty sball doprivo them of tho
powcr and ablllty to carn a llvolihood. Tho offlcora of thia lnstl
tution earnestly sollclt tho business and good will of this com
munlty, and wlll endeavor to raako tho lnstltutlon a safo and pro
tttablo Trustoo for all who shall confldo or coramit their interest
to its charge.
Taxes Paid on $2,000 or Less
JAMES W. IHtOCK, rresldcnt.
L. HAKT CK0SS, Yice rres.ALBEHT W. Jb'EURIK, Treasnrcr.
F
THE C. BAU STUDIO
The Best Equipped Photographie Estab
lishment in thc State. Givc us a call.
17 State Street, Montpelier, Vermont
V
PHONE FIVE
WHEN YOU WANT A HACK OR CARRIAGE
BAILEY & FOSTER
Livery, Cab Stable, Heavy Trucking, Complele Funeral
Equipment, New Hearse and Carriages.
Main Office 80 State Street Phone518
DAIY'S
7
Open
Quick Lunch, Bowling, Billiards Pool
Cigars and Sodas
Sunday Lunch from 10 A. M to 1.30
IMCI1D AiriT Fire' Life Healtll Accident, Plate
I1M jUnnlMLL Glass, Employers' Liability.
Joseph G. Brown
'The Pioneer Insurance Agency"
Blanchard Block 'Phone 109-1
until the last minute and order it TAILOR
MADE ! It is an injustice to your purseto
conclude that y ou are serving it by avoid
ing tailored-to-order clofhes. Even con
sidering tailored clofhes as the high priced
local tailor charges for them, they are sT:ill,
inthef-jul the economical
clotlies. Andwith Ster
ling tailored clotlies even
the initial eost is no more
"han that of ready-mades.
The lil'e of a suit or
overcoat is not merely
a matter of rich material
or workmanship. It is
efjually a matter of fit.
And when tx coat shoul
dor is in daily diseord
with the body beneath it;
when theie is friction day
in and day out between
the -armenl and the man ;
Samples will be shown you at your
office or home if you will Telephone 327M
or address for appointment
TiWPW rr-r-ti(Bin'",--lmiiMi i M
Mnde-to-order Shirts Made-to-order Underwear
Jacob Reeds Sons Uniforms Coes & Young Shoes
TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY OF GOODS
- ONE - EIGHT
I
School Street
fiom7 A. M. to Midnight
P. M., 5 to 7.30 P. M.
(S27-tf)
Order Your Christmas
iuit and Overcoat
AtOnce! Do Not Wait
the strain between limb
and cloth must event
ually undermine the best
workmanship and .mater
ials. So a perfect fitting
tailored suit is an econ
omy even when tho
initial price is high! But
when $20, $25, $30 and
$35 brings you, through
the Sterling Systcm, the
utniost in custom gar
ment skill why should
any man endurc ill fitting
stock'clothes''
FUNERAL TO BE FRIDAY
ntESiini.NT ar. ir. huckham of
UMVIillSITY OF VUltMOJiT
l'ASSES AVt'AY.
Succombs Al'tcr Siiort IIIncNN of Anth
mn Compllcntcd Wlth Other All
mcntsWon High Distlnctlon in
Scliolar.sliip nnd Wns Mnny Ycurs
Hcnd of tho ltuWlngtoii lnstltutlon.
(Spceial to the Journal.)
Burlington, Nov. 29. Tho funcral
of I'realdont M. II. Buckhnm of the
Unlverslty of Vermont, wlll bo hcld
Fridny aftornoon at 2 o'clock from tho
Flrst Coilgregatlonnl church, wlth tho
Uov. Q. Qlenn Atklns of Provldence,
R. 1., offlclatlng.
Prcaldent Huckham dlcd early on
Tucsday inornlng aftor a short lllncaa
of nsthnm and a compllcatlon of dls
casos. Recltatlons were siiBpended nt thc
Unlverslty todny but wlll bo taken up
agaln toinorrow. All college work wlll
bo suspended Frlday and tho factilty
and atudenta wlll attcnd tho funcr
al ln a body. .
Mathcw Henry Huckham, D. D
was born July 4, 18112, ln Hlnkley,
Iiolccstcrshlrc, Englaml, comlng ' tlint of a ycar ago. Hctaall niorchanta
froni aubstnntlnl Scotch anccatry on stato in gcncral that deninnrt for tur
the patcrnal aidc of tho housc, and ltcys thls ycar was not as largo as
from equnlly distingulshed English
stock on the matornal side. His
fatlicr, tho Rev. Jamcs Uuckhnm, was
an Independent clergymaii of Kng-
land for fourtcon years, but aftor his
eiulKratlon to Americn. in 1S34. Iip
preached as a Congregatlonal minis-
tcr In Vermont nnd Canada; hc dled
at llurllncton at the 'itre of 0 vears
His motlier was bofore her nuirriage, pr silleH ,,ave not ,leon much abovQiand W. 13. Stlckney, the greatest law
CMargaret Uannby of Yorkshlrc. tno avornKo. Wholcaalcrs rcport butiyer and the grcnteat log rollcr ln Ver
Mathew Henry Buckham, son of '"tl,P changc ln collcetlons. mont. It was surprlsing, ho sald, to
thc parents nained, made his prep- I UllrllnBton rcports one new man ,sce "Ilrun" Stlckney oppoalng a rnil
aratoiy etudy undcr his fnthor who !uf!lC!tul,lls plnnt establiahcd tlic pastjroad, -Mr. Stlckney havlng claimed
was an accomplished classical schol- ! wtU InnurncturinB intercsta rcport (that the Woodstock Rallrond was bc
ar. Hc obtained hla bacl.elor's degreo l"0!?1. c'",lt,i ut mtlo c mnged. hlnd tho opposition.
int Unlverslty of Vermont
t ln 1851 at
m, j,ii'.'of
the agc of 19, recoiving tho highest
I honors of his class, and tho next
two years served as princlpal of the
Lenox Academy ln Alassachusetts.
Aftcr a year's eperience as tutor in
langungcs at his alma matcr, ho
went abroad for study and travel,
j and sp'ont tho years 1S54-G nialnly
, In Eugland and Gerinany. Upon his
I return he was made professor of
Grcek in the Unlverslty of Vermont,
i a positlon whlch he retaincd untll
' his promotlon to the presidency ln
(1871, actlng also as profeesor of
1 rhctorlc and Knglish literature in
SHC-" and 1803-71. At the dato
llast named he assumed the dutles of
1 tho cliair
of political and social
! sciencc.
Mr. Buckham'a presidency of tho
University of Vermont is hot only by
, far tho longest in tho hlstory of tho
j institution, but haa embraced tho
I pcriod of ' greatest expansion as to
' numbers and faclllties. Durlng his
admlnlstration the main college edl
' flce has been rcconstructed, a new
t buildlng for tho medical college pur
chased and fltted up, a buildlng and
nlant for the department of mc-
1 chanical englneering added, tho
Bllllngs llbrary, Convorse 'Jormitory.
:and Wllllams Sclenco hall, three
structures of unsurpnssed beauty an.l
fltness for thelr uses, erected; ln
1901 a magniflcent gymnaslum was
' erected at a cost of $25,000 and lltted
up wlth all of tho most modern np-
nllniir.n(i n flni'lll 1 1 np V fnt vnilm' U'(- I
men students was added; an agri-! Waterbury roports plans aro for
cultural oxnerin.ent farm purehase.l I " ntlK to organb.e a new bank a
and necessary huildings ptit up, and
fln.no linnina , rrirl l rul fiW lltlff.3antQ' I
residences. Addltional professorshlps !
havo lieen Tieen endowod, tho llbrary
fund Increased, and the llbrary
nugnicntrd; laboratory facilltles
multiplled, aJdltlonal courses and
the clcctlve system of studles intro
duced, and tho work of the experl
ment atatlon niucli oxtonded. Tho
number of academical and sclentlflc
students has risen from C7 in 1871
to 297 ln 1897; and of medical stu
dents from 12 to 202. Tho teacblng
stiilf has been Increased from a total
of 14 in 1871 to 53 ln 1S97,
which indicate a well foundcd con-
lldence In tho wisdom aiid prudence
of President Buckham's leadership.
'His active interest ln popular edu
jcation is attested by his servico as
jtown superintendent and clty school
comnilssloner, as also 1y hla mem
ibership ln the Vermont Stato board
iof education from 18G7-1874. In 187G
he was a membor of tho board of ox
aminora at tho Unlted States Mill
tary( Academy at West Point. His
I publicatlons have been chlefly baccu-
laureato and other aormons and edu-
cational addreeses, wlth an occaalon
al magazino articlc. Ho had an cn
vlablo roputation in Vermont and
adjolnlng States as a tblnker and
speakor on rellglous, educatlohal and
social toplcs. Ho was master of a j
elncularly lucid stylo, sententlous
! and forclblo, but nevcr attractlng at-
tcntion to itself. In tho devolopment
of his thought ho waa logical an'l
progreaslve. H1b rank aa acholar
had fitting recognltlon In 1877 In
tho beslowal of tho degreo of Doctor
of Dlvinlty by both Dartmouth aud
Hamllton colleges. In 1900 he re-
lcelved the degreo of IjU X). from
Middlebury collego.
! Mr. Duckham was marrled Decom- '
j bor 3, 1857, to VMiss Kllzabeth Wrlglit
j or Shoreham, Vt. Of their four sons,
jtlio eldost, Janies, a journallst, dled'
iabout threo years ago; .Tohn Wrlglit I
J Is a clergyinan of Rorkeloy. Cnl.; i
( Ttobort narmby, a lawyor of Salem,
;Mass,, and Charlea Wyinan I nn ar-I
chltect ln Now York Clty. A daugh-
tor, Mnry, marrlevl AVIllIam Mnrsh, '
nnd realdoH In Boston. Mr. Iluck-
ihani marrled for his second wifo ln
i Snptombcr, 1897, Martha O. Tyior, a
jdaughtor of tho Ilov. Joslah Tylor,
ID. D a mlsHlonnry nmong the
'Zulus In 1849-89, and later of St,
lohnsbury.
Everybody's frlond Dr. Thomas'
Eclectlo Oll. Cures toothaeho, ear-
lacho, soro tliront. Hcals cuts, brulses,
iscnlds. Stopa any paln. adv.
TRADE IN VERMONT GOOD
GltAXITE 3IANUFACTUREIIS SAY
oitDEits Fon si'iiraa auk
COMIXa IN 1VKLL ,
Mlll Supply llouscs Itcport nn ln.
crcnso In Dcninnd AVIiolcsnle Oro
ccrg Stntc Tlint Salcs nnd Collrct
lons For thc YVcck Aro Itcusonubly
Good New Hank In Waterbury
Rcports to Bradstrcct's for tho wcek
noto onc woolen mlll that has bcon
opcratlng on ahort tlmo, resunied on
full tlnie. Granlto manufacturcra re-
port now work for spring la comlng
In well. Work now on linnd wlll be
falrly well llnlahed on Immcdlato ahlp
nicnta by tho holldays.
Marblo mllla have conslderable busl
ncsa ahcad. IjUinbor dealcra rcport
but little ehango ln the gcncral sltun
tlon elther in dcinand or prlcca.
Wholoaak' dealera ln mlll auppllea
noto nn Incrcaso In demand and goods
aro niovlng moro brisftly. Confectlon
ery ninnufacturers rcport volumo of
buslneBa ia In excoss of that of a ycar
ngo.
Cannera and packera rcport product
niovlng well and prlcca Increased over
usual; 8alcs woro largcr In poultry
ThanksgiVlng trudo this ycar was notibo cut wlth due regard to conservn-
'l"1 lill-8o ns that of a ycar ago
nlthough prlcca compared reaaonably
wel1 011 coinmoilltlcB. Lack of snow
aml lior travel of couutry troads ia
?lvon s reason for a mnaller
trai,- AVeather coiiditlons havo favor-
cd certnln llnes of goods but wlth oth -
,uulu lrauc "uoui nonnai. wiioiesaioj
Igrocors rcport saloa and collectlona ,
aro reaaonably good nlthough there II. P. Shattuek of Bridgewater waa
ia some slownesa wlth collectlona. 'callcd to ahow that some sniall pulp
At nutlaiid labor is said to be well , wood of whlch a piiotograph was ta
employed and outlook for holiday tradoiken was not owncd by thc company
Is bettcr than a year ago. Kxpcctedlbut by him.
flnal purchases Will be made tho com- Jobn Davjs of Sherburne, assistant
ing week on part of mcrchants for , town clerk, Clayton Allard, a lumber
hollday trade. St. Albans merchanta nian of Woodstock, Jlr. Boutwell, a
rcport country roada aro In poor con-1 xow Hampshlro lumborman testlfled
dltlon for travel. Slelghing would im- j as to conditiona along the stream.
prove gcneral trade.
At St. .Tohnsbury rcports from lum
ber men in that scction conflrm pre
vious ones as to amount of lumber
tb be cut this yenr in that vlclnlty.
j itctalt
.trade.
merchanta roport norinal
Barre granite manufacturera
aro busily cmployed finishing year
and contracts. They rcport outlook
for coming year as reaaonably good. , from an tlle granges on the Ottaque
Retail nierchants noto some improvc-: che(Jf a lGtter from Dr, sherwin of
ment in trade. Montpelier manufac- woodstock protesting agalnst tho
turcrs rcport but little changc In gen-1 cmu.ter two petitiona, onc of tbem
eral conditiona. Retail merchanta an- ntflHnt, m, n,onnt. nml vnlun of tho
ticlpate a good holiday trade. Brat
tleboro mills aro well employed and
labor of all kinds is in demand. Re
tail trade ia good considering wcath
er conditiona.
At Bellows Falls paper mills are
busy witli preaont contracts and re- j Btrenm tll() territory through 'whlch
Vovl now business is coming in rea- R nms am, thp tlmi,er B,.owth on tho
Isonubly well. Thanksgiving trade was hlllslaeSi no told o tlU! (iagcr to
hilly as largo as usual. Ileunlngton ibl.!(geg al), danls by lct( wnIcll woui(1
i nierchants rcport trading for weok 'bo lnci.eased by tbe jioating of logs
' was intcrruptcd by the liollday but(own th(j 8treanK
volumo of buainoss done was fully its Th(j c,oak rQO)n wag weU mled dur.
"u.u. i-.iuui .n
Od ,
savings bank and trust company,
business at all manufacturlng plants
tow is K0o(1-
Swanton rcports all manufacturlng
plants operated full tlme and outlook
for holiday trauo reasonably good.
Club Woincii Welcomcd.
San Antonio, Texas, Nfn'. 29. A
cordial wclcomo was glven tho hun
dreds of club womon who llocked
hero from overy part of Texaa today
for the opening of tho annual con
ventlon of their State fedoration. An
oxecutive board meetlng thls morn-
galns'lng was followed ln the afternoon by
the formal opening of tho convcn-
tlon. Tho eessions will contlnuo un
til Saturday.
NOTIGED BALD SPOT
Cl
Interesting Storyof Consultationwith
Dermatologist and Successful Use
of Cuticura, Also Case of Severo
Iv'y Poisoning, Relief of Which by
Cuticura was Permanent,
"Nino years jiro I noticed a bold spot
comlng on my head and, as 1 was only
nlneteen years old, it did not Feem
natural, as It was on the sido of my
head instcad of on top. My mothcr
advised my eeelnR n dprmatologlst and
I dld bo, one of tho best in Uoston, and
bo mU it was duo to a erm I nuifit
bavo got at tho barbcr's. Ho couldn't
assuro a curo, but by trcating cacb lmir
separately by eU-ctHcity, bo said, tho
nair niiRiit como out wmto or pray, u
it camo out at all. Ho proposcd giving
mo a treatmt'nt overy inonth lor 81
months at tcn dollare a trcatment.
When I told my motlier Bho advisrd
usIiir Cuticura anil tlila I did, usiiiR
Cuticura Soap nnd Ointment evrry day.
In two months my hair commcnced to
grow, und in r.lx moutlis ono v.'ould
nuvor huvo known thoio bml lo n any
trouble, tbtTlialr loining oi.t belng hlack,
tho exact .ihadi of my uwn. 1 havo
uover had any troublo bince, r:ul fiel
I can't say hulf niougli for ( ; Mrura.
"Anothcr member of our fair 1 wa3
terrlbly poisoned liy poison lv und
overy BUinmiT for hr. yeurs the 1 iMers
camo, bursting and cnuslng great f i ffrr
ing. Wo tried evorythlng rerommi ndcd
by tbo best nhyBleians, but witli no
good result. Finnlly wo tried Cuticura
und obtained rellcf in a very t-hort tlinn
whlch was permnnint. Slie linn nover
luut any troublo sincc, bo ( utieurn Ia
InValuablo to us, you ece. a. J. lnowne,
1 Jtcniington St., Oorcbcster, Mqes., Jan. i
29. 1010."
Thla ietter ia but one of hundrrds jdv- 1
Ing proof of tho succcds of tho Cuticura I
Homcdlea In ttcutiiiK tbo skin nndHcuip. i
l'ottcrDUt,'.1iClicui,Carp ,So)ol'roys.,Llotun !
Montpelier Mornlng Journal on your
fbreukfaat table, 35 cents a nionth.
11
HEAD
FOR FLOATING ITS LOGS
11KA1MXU O.V SU1JSTITUTE MM,
ASKED 11Y CHAMPLAIN'
JtEALTY CU.
It Anks lUght to Use thc Ottnquevlieo
Itlver Argiiineiits nnd Tcstlniony
lu .Support of It rrescntcd l'ctlllon
Aguinst It Prcsented by Attorney
Jobu II. Smtcr.
W. .IJ. Stlckney, reprcsenting thc
Champlain Itealty Company opcncd
thc bearlng bcfore .the commlttce on
oonaervatlon laat evenlng at the State
Ilouao on the blll grnntlng that com-
pany tho rlght to remove obatructlona
from tho Ottariuechec river to prevent
It to run four foot logs down tho
atrcani.
Mr. Stlckney clalmcd tho atream
waa a nationnl hlghway and that the
company had a rlght to nae it, but
BJiid thcy camo to thc Leglslaturo that
provlaiona mlght bo mnde for tho pro
tectlon of property ownera along tbc
stream and for tho flxing of damnges.
The orlglnal blll, II. 289, has been
nbandoncd and a aubstltutc waa the
subiect of laat night's diecusslon,
sonio modlflcatlona havlng lw2(ti madc
to mect thc objectlona that havo becn
ralacd. One of the moat Important
conccasiona Ia n provlsion that tho
tlmbors owncd by the company shall
tion nnd as far as posslble undcr thc
direetlon of tho State forestcr.
J. II. Senter followed In opposl
tlsn to thc blll. Ilc sald hc felt great
itomorlty in appearlng bcforo such an
jarray of Icgal tnlcnt C. H. Oarling,
'Frank Tlioinpaon, Ilalc K. Darling
ivir. Hticiuioy oiterea two petiuona
favoring the blll.
Martin Brown, formerly a represen
tatlve from Wilmington, said it was
feasible to run loga down thc rlver
wlthout damago and wlthout any pro
bability of farmlng jams.
Mr. Glbson of South Royalton told
of runnlng logs down the White river
wlthout Injury to property.
Mr. Senter presented a protcat
holdings of tho slgnera, and aeveral
lcttors of protcat and other docu
menta. A. L. Lewis of Bridgewater was
the flrst witness for tho opposition
and describcd the character of the
1 ing tbo bcaring and tho taking of tes-
Stitnony was continued nutll early thls
inornlng.
"This Dale in HWory."
177(3 Washington's army occupied
Trenton, X. J.
1782 Pi'ellininary treaty of peaco
closing tho Revolutionary war
signed at Paria.
1780 Bernardo do Galvez, one of tho
governors of I.oulsiana under
Spanlsh domlnatlon, dled in
Mexico. Born ln Spain ln 1750.
1829 Wclland Canal opened for nnv-
igation.
1SG1 .reffcrson Davls olected Presi
dent of the Confedorate Stntes
of Amerlca.
isfi4 Maj. Gen. Jobn Adama kllled
at tho battle of Franklin, Tenn.
Born at Pulaski, Tcnn., Feb.
8, 1825.
,1877 Coinmadore Charles II. B.
Caldwell, U. S. X. dled in Wal
, tbam, Mass. Born in Hlngbnm,
I Mass., .luno 11, 1823.
1904 Tho .Inpanesoi captured 203-Me-,
tro 11111 nt Port Arthur.
1909 ISxtonsIvo strlke of railroaft ein
ployees in tho Xorthwest.
i Ttemember tho CUrlstmas salo at
Bethany church Nov. 30 Adv. N28-3t
THE SUPREME JDDGES
of good cigars are those who scnnlro
'em. They always docldo ln favor of
Itluo Frlnco nud Ilttlo Fntcrno
C. E. B00TII,
Clgnrs nt Vliolcsnlo or Itctall
no aroin st.
They Are Here!
Another lot of thcne extra
heavy 5-A Stnbln Blankets
$1.65
COLTf
Vehicle3 and
Harnerses
MONTl'ELIEIl, YT.
I
Fur coats to farther
your comfort right here,
and here right $1S to
$80.
You might go 1'urther
and fare worse.
In the case of hair
breadth eseapes, nothing
liko having your hair
mattress on thc job.
A. D. FARWELL
COMPANY
LAKE APPLES
Kings Spitzenbergs Greenings
Jerome's Market Sg2JS?
SHOPPERSVLUNCHES
Rest and Dainty Lunchcs for tired Shoppars
Sandwiches Coffee Bouillon Cocoa
Doughnuts Tea Sodas
Cakes Milk
FRESH CONFECTIONS
THE CARL D.
58 Main St. Montpelier.
Quality and Results in Insurance
depend upon absolutely reliable companies,
and efficient agency servicc,
B. A. SUMNER, General Insurance
103 MAIN STREET, 'Phone 555-11
ARE YOU SATISFIED jffjr
Pi 'ice right and quality O. K? Let us sell you a sample
pound of CHASE & SANBORN'S COFFEE. 20e a pomxi
and upwards.
L. B. BROOKS
"The Best'Jhings to Eat"
WHEN COMPANY COMES
It's worth while to remember that we ean supply you
promptly with fresh and deliciou.s Ixaking with thc real
liome flavor.
BREAD CAKE DOUGHNUTS
PIES ROLLS COOK1ES
Capital Baker y and
!l Main Street
FARUArt &V1NTOX
New England Mutual Life Insurance
Incorporated 1835 COfflpany of Boston, M&ss.
ALL POLICIES PAY DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY
Your Llfo Jnsuranco is not complete
unless you havo a pollcy In tho Now
England Mutual. Wrlto mo for rates.
GLENN A. WiLKlNS, Gf:;evaerntnt Morrisville, Vt.
:: :: AMERICA'S OLDEST MUTUAL COMPANY :: ::
CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
arOXTPELIEIJ, VEH3I0KT. - r
CnpKnl, $100,000. l'roflts, $50,000. Total Assots, $I,900,OOj.
Doposlts inado on or beforo tho 5th day of ahy month will drnw In
terest from tholst dny of tho inontlvit 1 pcr cent. pcr nniium, paynblo
seml-annually on tho llrst dnys of January and July.
Interest nt 2 l'er Cent Pnld on Comiiierclnl Diposlls.
Snfo Deposlt lloxcs, $5 n Year.
T. .1. DKAVITT, l'rosldcnt; AL11EHT .I01I0NX0TT nnd A. J. SIllLEY,
VIco l'redldcnts; FltANK X. SMITIIrTrasiir(!r.
FOOTWEAR
FOR
OutdoorWorkers
LUMBERMEN'S
Rubbers and Overshoes
Bruce McDonald
14 Stato Street.
DR. J. C. WHITNEY
Veterlnary Surgeon and Denllst, Montpelier.
Graduato from a throe yeara' Veter
lnary College wiUi four years' Hospl
tal oxperlence as House Surgeon ol
ono of tho leading Vetorlnary HopV
tala ln Now Tork Clty.
Cnlls Tromptly Attended tt.
Offlco 15 Conrt St. llospltal nt tks
Millcr Bnrn, Elra Sl, Tel. Connectlona
019-lm
REEDj STORE
PhonefeYourfcOrders 172M
71 Main St., Phone 417M
Conf ectionery Co.
Telcplionp
1 WiV,