The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], June 12, 1903, Image 2

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tKe Children.
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They ate just
what you want,
if you are look
ing for a shoe
that is cool and
easy. Comfort
for the child
should be the
first thought of
the parent.
—Sizes 6 to 1—
Prices: $1.00 to $1.25
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CROW BROTHF
ïêToot-Fitter
Waxahach e
jm Waxaliachip
- Dail} except mi η
Now wîT» w_ e editor of tlx !
Knnis News expfAilt to lis the mean
ing of "Cowp de état."
' The Beeville Bee says Bee coun
ty spent $10,00<l on roads last year
and still there is very little improve
ment that can be termed permanent.
Kllis county spent 115,000 last year
to keep her convicts on the roads
and the roads are in no better con
dition than before.
Lkhman of the Hallettsville Her-1
aid notes that the motto of the
Kllis County Mirror is "In hoi· signo
vinces," and says that -while "in
hoc'* is always significant of the
-condition of the country publisher,
"who thediekens is "Signo Vinces?"
Why, he is the gentleman who
charged 2Γ» cents for that tomato ut
Jacksonville Orange Tribune
\Ve took him t·> tie a dairo.
HOT W Ε A 1 Η Κ Η W Ε Α Κ Κ Ν S.
If you feel fagged out, listless an 1
lacking in energy, you are pert aps
suffering from tiie debilitatingftTects
of summer weather. These symp
toms indicate that ι tonic is needed
tfiat will c»eate a ί · 111■ ν aj>; ' tit*
make digestion p-rfect, regulate th«
bowels and impart natural ; ι ■ · t i ν i t y
to the liver. This, Herbine will do:
it is a tonic laxative and restorative.
H.J Free^ard, l'roj Grand vb-w
Hotel, Cheney, Kan., write» "1
vave used Herbine for t!.»* last !*_'
"hears, and nothing on earth can
beat it. It was recommended to me
by Dr. Newton, Newton, Kan. iiic
at Hood & Martin's.
Rockett.
COI NTm MAS.
We are tired oi sending crop
reports. Every bodv at work In
fact there is no news to write.
A visit tfi the Enterprise office
last week and seeing familiar faces
that we have in years gone by been
intimately atul pleasantly associated
with caused us to look back and
reflect on the past when the Enter
prise was quit β a small potato corn
pa. ed with what it is today. A few
rickety cases, and old Washington '
hand press which took un expert to
run on 200 an hour, a sack of Duke's
Mixture and a thin paper sack for (
wrappers was about all of it. But '
oh my! what about it now? Well, j
there is just too much for a country
reporter to undertake to tell about.
8he is in the front, up-to-date, but j
not a bit stuck-up. While your re- I
porter got his part of the Duke's
Mixture, and since he has hnjr ago
been promoted from office bo ν to
r» grand and very desirable position,
pulling a bell chord river a mule's
back, up and down tKX) yard cotton
rows, and while he has exchanged
his store bought clothes for 40 cent
ducks, yet it is a source of
great pleasure for them to (five us
the tame old hearty hand-shake as
they did in the days gone by and
welcome us a» a friend.
This t>erhaps will not he much
news to the many readers of the
grand old Enterprise, but it is a
medium we have to give vent to
our feelings to its management.
The Enterprise has citainlv done
its part in developing Kills county
and WaxahachW* and now being ful
ly equipped she is in a position t"
iio a greater and grander work.
When the toil· of this life'· work
are over and wtien (iahriel .hail
blow hi· trumpet and the sheep have
been separated from the goats, and
when your re|M>rter look· around
over the euibattlements of the glory
land, that we may see % Bute, a
Kemble, a McMillan, a Hudson and
a Κ Mit sitting around the irreat
white throne to receive their reward
for the good they have done, Is the
wiah of Countryman.
You can't afford to do without the
Light this •ummer while you are
•way on your •ummer vacation
It will be like · letter from hoa.e
•very day . Mailed to any addre*·
4 the rale of "it)r per month.
%X\ OF TRffllir
Band of Thirty Officers Were Ledj
into thf Royal Pu lac·.
COLONELS LEADERS
King Alexander Drew a ReTolver and
Shot One Ofllrer to llealh, Ke
tnrned to (Jncen Itrasra and
They l)ie«l Together.
r.elgr&de Jun ■ 12.—About i ι look
Thursday morning the Sixth and Sev
enth regiments were called to arms arid
were led to th ■ royal palace. which they
entirely surrounded. A band of thirty
officers, led bv Colonel Mnw hin arid
Colonel Mis.hkhs. forced their way
Into the [i;i!ac », shooting all who at
tempted to bar their pasage. They
were aided by treason w. I hin. The
jdtl- -·!<·-· a.·!.ρ "H 'lut···. < ι! Νiiatno
vles had been won over by th'* con
spirators. and was entrusted with the
plans for action within tht· royal en
closure. Several doors leading t·» th'
royal apartments were blown in by dy
namite, Colon*! Nuamnvlcs himself
burstlrie in the door of the royal bed
chamber with a bomb. The oll'u ers
had called on the king to ι pen, but he
bad urtly refused.
As the door fell, the kn.g rush· I to
u window and appealed for assisiuive
but no answer came Realizing the sit
uation. he returned to the queen. hold
ing her in his arms to protect hei a ι ι
k'.v lit' I th· conspirators
Colonel Nuamovios and the offl· τ*
then ■ . ler· ι ^li" room. N'uamov ··» pre
sented to the kint ι form of abdi ition
for his sipj itur··. The document con
tained the statement It is «aid that
by marrying a prost tute the kmg had
degratl· Ί Serviu and that h- must ab
dicate.
The king's answer was to ,|· is\ ι re
volver and kil N'aiimovi ; · spot
Colon··) Misi hi. hs ρ ' k"'l ·.·,· ·ι· d<w li
ment and ρ;· s· nt-.i it ι King Al
exander waved it from him The of
ficers then, with their drawn revolvers,
fired a hail of bullets a ι th·· t">al
coup)·, ft-!I tog- thei
Ten peasants were killed.
ONE VERSION.
The Account That U ΛΑ >.»ul to Nation»!
/.•Itung at !t«rlln
Berlin. June 11!. A dispatch from
Semlin Hung<r\ to the National Ζ·ι
tuiin an Intvrteting Tin>lou <>l
the trouble it Ιί«·Ικι ,de It sa\
A part-, of ofH'"ts pr |. I to the
palate by previous am κ<·ιη··ι t with
Getieial J ub.ctivov ι U h and .ίΙ*Ί apon
King Alexander to abdi t< ι, I an·
of Prii ce Narageoruev it· h The king
refused. .1 I sleit «'οίοι · Ι Naumivn -
who made the proposal The uthei ut
minister «îeneral J'avolovitch : Ί
the η.it -1. Of til" tlt« ι 1]
shot the l .iig and qu· ··.■ I
de-camp and other Uijal oftt. · r ·<
leader of the mi tual is-iitaiit* v .,
lieutenant-Colo el Mlschich w ho him
se It murdered the que.-n Th·· latte»
together with le t' brothet ., ut sist! 1 -
was struck down with an ax Th··
queen di· d immediate, The Κιηκ I..
ed f· " 1 iriutes
Th·· 1 mediate 1 a use of the revolution
was the ι. 'urn to t urad· of Lierh
Lungtevlt», brother of the queen, md
a suppos- I ituii ! it· lor the throii··
The - 11 ν i\ iriK η π isters hav » been
u. rent. 't.
The obseou S of the king and queen
will 1» ΐι,-id June H A festal illumi
nation of Helutad" is projected The
dispatch conclude- with «latin* that
Intense Jo> pr. \ ,.ils ,t Beigt ..d<
Ma<l«* No ^tatfiiifol.
Washington Jui 1.' The reporf of
th»· Mausl nation of the king «nd
quwn of Servi.» together with ino*t nf
th»· kiiiK - > ibiii'-t wan Herioualv re
garded it the Itwiiii ntibamiy. V in -
buïxadnt < '.man i h«wt\>r <1*·< lin* I to
nukc any maternent
I irllfmrnt Ciuwfl at t'arl»
T'arls June l; The trari·" news from
rMirrnde (au^d exrltemertt here Il I»
peneraliy b-lieved to have been brfKijcht
about by the late king au«pet.dinK th'
constitution
TWELVE BODIES.
Til Al Nmuher Til UK fur Have Iteen lie
revrrnd in Arizona I>i»a»lar.
EI l*a«> 'IV* June 1- -Twelve bod
ies of Mooil \ tun* lune been re. over
ed ut Clifton Xrli but the death liât
l« generallv pla< e<J at thirty-on* Mhiiv
of the bodlea will never be innernl.
although hundred* of men iim ludliig
many of the striking miner*, are en
gaged in the Bean h The ruah of wa
ter» l*i!· moat of th· boilim from C"ha»e^
treek Into the s.m FrfcnilinO rivet S<
fier· e i« the ι urrent that the bodier
will be rrled far down »ti>um. or will
be · oveι.-d by «Ut and * re. kage
Harroivfng tale· of deuth ure biought
in by [h p|e living along t'haae lanyo·.
lift· and <111 Mrttek
Sui»hur. I T. June IJ —In <llgKii.K a
«•11 the north pa it ο I to* η al a
d-pth of lu·' fe. I both tea· and oil
rtrU' The κ a a rua ra in I he well loud
enouirh to ta- b*-ard Miinr <1*· t a η · ·■ (mm
th' well. While experiment)·!·; I>r. W.
II. Furd dropped a mat· h In the well,
•etι.: Κ fire to the cas. whUh «hot a
flame tei. or twelve feet above the
turbirg >iti(»lni hi.» rjrefern*· and
la ah «ixl bltotenng hi» fa<e.
ι «
ItWliu» la···!· I ipliHlv*.
Outhrle < >kia ^unf I.'. Ourini a
meeting of the < llliena of Wiui-ka III
• no» ded hull a |»wli n· lâmf rxpM·
ed. l'ïtniiut a at.unpe.le of a hundred
pei'sion·. U.4ii) were trampled under
foot and *IM cllamler rrlfninl K»v
V Xnttiiifi ι Μιβ» V. ••iff and M lu»
Alla Be· I iitffWld Mere ««nouai y In
lured
THE FIELD.
»
There is somethiug to most Tex
uis al»out going West thfit they like
iûd irty experience is tlie further
pre«t von go the more people you
in ci μ ίο sigh and wish they were
furth'west and this a great mis
:»k< ;t great many, win. have come
fr< jfthe older states, have made.
Thevl have moved from one county
in Ί · as to another, liuntin g a better
eoiuitijr, until they have almost
spent a lifetime. The old saying,
"A rolling stone gathers no moss,"
is true.
My better half is with me this time
in the western country. After leav
ing Ft. Worth last Thursday green
pastures and green fields indicated
the fact that more rain had fallen
out here this spring than had fallen
in Ellis county, and as a conse
quence corn is fine and spring oats,
i)f which there is a large acreage
sown in this western country, are
yielding 50 to 70 bushels to the acre.
The wheat crop is yielding from
.Ό to ,'tO bushels per acre. Sorghum
is one of the main stays of all this
western country, and but for this
ίτορ this western country could 1
never have settled so rapidly and
ί-ach and every farmer has a lar^ej
acreage of it planted and some of J
them are already feeding it to their
stock. It is hog, horse and cow 1
feed and sorghum molasses is no,
bad truck to feed a man on. (trass j
was nev >r hetter out here and cattle
and horses are sleek and fat. A I
mustang out here now with hie ;
pouch full of good, rich meeijii ite !
k'rass will wall hi* eyes hack, bow
his ears and buck and pitch you flat
pi your back on the ground <|uick
if you do not watch him closely.
The whole face of the eartt out
here is covered with flowers of every
hue and calor. it is raining every
day since June 1 and the flowers
and grass are fresh and green.
1 have been here scenting them for
two or three days now, and drinking
copiously of milk until 1 can feel
the essence of this wild meequite
stealing through my veins and 1
bejiin to feel 1 ik·· pitching up in the
air myself. When 1 roamed in this
country twenty years ago i wit
nessed many a mustang turned
loose (mi this meeijuite grass, jadei.
and broken down and as gentle a·,
a lamb. Then catch him up in > |
w/>ek afterwards and he would mak I
your teeth pop pitching and buckimr. !
This climate and liras» lias r**j«a*
enating properties that no otf · r j
country on earth possesses and a,
man or woman with anj life at all ,
in them cannot help admiring and ;
enjoying us exhiiirating effect·. '
My good mother, who was stricken
w ith parais sis a year ax", ban
never walked since, though tier '
"hlui ι - FyriTmTTTTTr ■ ni'i »» >.·-·-1 nr-, ■.
• Mind m a large roiling cnair. Site!
"iii* cheerful and is much better,
' than I expected to find her. My!
!w ' «ist'-rs out h«-re both have large
faniili· * and they make life pleasant
tor her and my hotter half and 1,
' tyseif, too, when we are all here
and are having a great visit
President Roosevelt and other
-dentists' alarm over the "Ra?e|
Suicide" problem of American f»π; I
ilies does not apply to Hrown coun
ty or to any of this western country
that 1 have ever visited. Large
families is the rule out here and the
household· without children are few
and far between. One of my sisters
in the mother of ten rosy-cheeked,
bawling, strong, healthy children,
and they are all at home, hut one
and she is married and lives close
i»y. She is rapidly following in the
footsteps of her mother with two
children in about as many years.
Instances of this kind abound all
through this ■—ilPC. This country
is certainly making up for auy
shortcomings in the way of large
families that may exist in the coun
ties and states east of here. The
fact is I am satisfied my relatives
out here are more than evening up
for my shortcomings in this line
and are helping to fulfill the Dible
command for many other house
holds in Waxahachie who have no
children in them for 1 do think there
are more homes in Waxahachie
without childreu than auy other
place on earth.
Gardens are splendid out here.
Veil ow legged spring chickens are
ripening. My relatives out here
learned from my good mother how
to cook and you can l»et your socks,
if you wear them, my wife aud I are
living ο ft of the fat of the land. My
relatives live at May, twenty miles
north of Hrownwood. It is a town
of fifteen or twenty business houses
and is a prosperous tvwn. It has
churches and schools and also a
paper, the May Knterprise. It is a
first rate little pa|>er and is well
patronized by th« business men of
the town. It enjoys a good circula
tion in the surrounding country.
Texas people take aud read more
papers than ever before. Tiiey arf
more up-to-date aud better posted
than the people of the older states.
Many happy days to the readers
of the Knterprise and may the Uood
M after smile on us with a good
crop on· time more is the prayer of
iN.MtNtDK'K.
TAX <»N HAB1EB.
Kxtrem* hot weather is a great
tax upon the digestive power of ba
bies; when puny and feeble they
should be given a fpw doses ol
White's Cream Vermifuge, the chil
dren's tonic. It will stimulate and
j facilitate the digestion of their food,
so that they soon become strong,
t.fiUthy ami active J.V at Hood Λ
• Kktla'i. /
Don't forget chile aud barberuet
tu r at s at OrafWMt * Uraftou'». tl
bjkport of τη* γολβιττοη or!
m HI M
M Waxahaehie. in tlic t-'al» of Tmu, at the |
close of business, June («h, 1W».
Fi F SOU RCES.
Loans and discounts 12®,**) 56
Overdrafts secured and unsecured I8.7M S3
V.P Honds to secure circulation JH.dofl OTI
Ranking house, furniture .and fixtures 12,000 0»
<>·her real rotate owned 2,5»*! 00
Due from National Banks'not Reserve
Agent!) 10.!*I7 1*
Due from approved resene agents 22.IHH Til
t necks and other ease items tfVS 12
Nates of other National hanks 1.20U OU
Fractional paper currencj, nickelsana
cents " 77 10
Law Mof>M ;\kj> B»s*.viz
Specie t S 6ςο ·*>
l.e«al-tender no!es 12-ISfl 00 .P.PSO 00
Kedemption fund with I 8. Treasurer
(5'e of circulation » tiG tX)
Tot A I, >377,5fr t«
mnHiuiriFS
Capital stock paid In ll«t.i*Ki ΘΘ
.--.irplus fund 20.OU® et'
l'mlnided profile. less ajxnrf. and
taxes paid 3v*41 61
National Itnrik note* outstanding 2f/. «" «0
Hue to other National Hank- *β *5
Due te State Hank- ami Hmnkers -25 31
Due to approved reserve atrent- . 1.M61
Dividend'1 unpaid , là" 96
Indlv Idti*' deposits Hiiriji'Ct to cli,f< k 70
Drmann certificates of deposit/ ID 21 · 30
Total ,/ «ΠΑ*, βι
hS.
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< ut s Τ Τ It κ Κι ι ι»
I, <Hee tiood* in, Caallter of the ahove-natned
bank, do -olenm!>γ /ear that the above state
ment is true to thevbe»t of iq} knowledge and
belief Osck (toonwtx, CMhler.
( Snh-rrbed and sworn to before me Hill
sen, llth daj of June. 1'Jtil
' —T. J. ODUL
Notarj' I' elle, Ellis Co . Texas
Cokkfct Attest
It h. Kkwis, /
Π ι. Γ Hit*· »-~4»w, Director*
M I , Γαι hi· K. *
ΗΚΙ'ΟΙΙΓ OK TllJt tONlMTION >
TBR
i!i lllil
at WaxahacJ.f ·η 'he state of TeiM, at tut
cio*e of bu*inc*». June Û. ItftCI.
iv ι ; *-*ι >i : »*c · m
»* ι,ι- *4
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te
»b jw r
J,.V« 00
I oan* «ru! di^ount*
Overdrafts, «■♦■eur^d and ;»t ···<-·«■■«, red
1 s Hor»d ·* ι ο *♦*<· »i re ci rcu lat Ion
Bank ηκ house furniture ami
tnhrr real e*ta!e o*ned
L>u»* from Naitor.ai Itanks not Kc*er,e
Affenin s
Due from Mtair ftank- «m! ftanki'r«
I»ue from approwd n"-«irve agents
< hi'vkti and other v flt^h item*
Note* of other Na?:onal Hank*
Fractional paper currency. nickel*, and
eenl#
UiML Mn>n Hi.nnuiKHtKi.nl
>pecle I33.M& K»
l.eiçai tender note* l"î.<MW} t**- 5t:.'»15 ♦»'
kede motion fond with l ^ Treasurer
ft > of circulât ljfto (X>
[>uè fro«n l ν ί γ»·λ-.,r* r, other than ft'J
rédemption fuod + W9 un
11/:» M
..
^■^t» 75
1/Ί4 2*'
;M**> 00
suc 44
ToTAl.
Mtct^ rs
IJ/Ulll.l ι ir m.
and
( apitai »1'κμ paid
*un>lu» fund
l nui tided profit».
tax»** patd
National Har.k noie*. Mima&dlk|
l»ue toother \Altotial Hank*
I»ue to ^tate Hank* and ttanker*
Individual dej**»!t·» subject ΙΛ check
Demand cerî iftra!» » of depewjt
Tti*»»· certifia?*' ' d^t·***· t
t aahier'* cheek* f<ui»iar*din£
T*»TAL
STATKoli l*\\- #
I'm sty or Kt h·
I. î A *err « Ca»h
hank, do sole «ι β I _» '•'«••ar
Kk*· fi t 14 tfM :··
be'.ief. 1
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v» . .J** aed
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— ^tb^cr !>**ΐ · >d »%korr το before m# tki»
îHUI. ' 1-ïh da> of Jii'ii. 1Ï8.
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No!ar; 1 ii Kii»*Co leaaa
('οηη*λΤ' 4ttev
O. >.. In ν lai*,
«V f "ilNMR,
Director·.
iiri'Diti <>r
■ IK < oMimiiN or
r net—
♦ i
;ji To
at «ulUikif. IB the Htate of Texaa at tts·
< it tot bualoea», June Ï. lit'
we-: Hc>uwc:t«.
loan» and dmrount* l.'-.SJIi
ι nerdraftn.«-cured and unu-rumt e< <".>
C. β Honu>· ι» •«■urf circulation '* " !
freinlum* on t * Honda l.((®'fi
Mock", «rcuriu·*. etc IS7 M
Kankin( hou»». furni r»· ar>d fixture-· i4.ll») Hi,
other real estate owied Xtt Ml
Due from National luuia- not r<*r.e
«Kent*' 9.UI *'
Due from Slate Hank· and Hanker» JK». i«
IHte from approved ree«-rve afecu w t>l
< h*'tk» and other rash Item» I M W
Noue* of other National Hank· W*j no
fractional paper eurreao, meket* and
rent· 1*6 U
Lawlal Moaev «eaer %♦ la Baafc. *1*1
specie Ml* UO
le«al tender note» l:»,it*l tO
Uedeniption fund with l*. s. Ireaaurer
>y{ of circulation ι , ,
Total
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LIAfllLITIKN.
nuo.floo co
«Μου au
3M* .t7
IO.MD IM)
b40 Vj
«S.tfl Λ
Υ,Ιί* **
I S j* :, ce
Capital ttock paid la
Hurplua fund
t'Mlvtded proflta, lew» expenaea and
taxe* Mid
National Hank note, out «landing
l»tte to other National Hank#
IndU iduai depoait· »ub)ect to check
I>emand certificate» of depo»it
Time certiecatc» of depoalt
Total WieJHO TJ
HT Λ TIC OV TKXAM.
Ciiinnortuii
I. Ed rCUBhl»*baa».fa»hlerof the abo»e r, a iced
bank, do notemofy »»eal thai the abo»· atate
inent >· true to the beat of in) kno* led*» aad
belief. .
Ko. V I t shtM.M»*, 1 aabier.
~ — Subxcribed and »«οπι ιο before me
î as a t.. ! thin Uth da) of Apfll 1WB
' ^ ' W. L. Hutume,
No!ar> Public. Elite Count), Texa»
COkUTT-tllMt
\l. κ Ttxrunw. ι
Η Κ. srai.itiK··, iMracter*.
J. Η MILL**. )
Texas Midland Railroad.
A «trirtly up-to-date line.
"Nothing too ifood for it· pa'
roue."
Elegant roaclie·, splendid dinint?
l'are, serving meal· a la carte at
reasonable price·, and tlrat-claaa
cuiaine, all go to make a journey
oyer the road a pleaaure long to be
remembered.
Clone connection· mad»' at Junc
tion pointa to and from all point·.
ΚulI iuformatlou regarding; rate·,
time card·, Pullman reservation·,
etc., will be cheerfully furnlahed by
by any agent of the Midland or the
und<*r«i(rned ou application.
r. Β McKay, (i. P. Α..
Terrell, Texas
Au ad. in u»e Daily Light want
bolumn Will bring the de β ι red result.
"You're not
so warm"
when you get and*» er is front
of an electric fan that mean*
business—the only kind we
sell and pat up, It saves it·
coat a hundred times over in
the savinp of brain matter.
We hav* several sizes and
atyiee, all g-ood, bat varied to
suit size of room, ditto of
pockftbook. Want a catalog?
Waxahac hie Electric Light
COMPANY.—
Will R.alston €) Comp'y
Will appreciate your or
ders for anything in the
line of Groceries, Feed
stuffs, etc. : : :
Free Delivery Store on College St
It does give
one a Pair»
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H. BRANN & CO., Fort Worth,Tex\
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When y«»u go t· > Mineral Wells, stop it—
"The Oaks"
It is located a convenient distance from the
Celebrated Wells. The house has been
thoroughly renovated, and is iresh and
clean, bach room has a southern expos
ure. There is sewerage inside the build
ing. The rates are reasonable, the service
is the best obtainable, and the large lawn is
beaut'ful and homelike
Water from the wells will be brought to
sick guests, and no effort is spared for the
comfort and pleasure of all the guests of the
house
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Î Rates per weeku - 58.00 to 514.00 ■
Bates per day 2.00 I
(Special rates to family parties.) I
Delicious
Ice Cream
and
Ice Cream
Soda
Fresh Home·
Made Candy
Chocolate and
Bonbons
Fresh box Candy
Grert-AinericaB Cart» Kitchen
CLOTHES CLEANED
AT HALF P«ICE
Your Suit Cb-anpd A Pre««*d fortl.QU
Your Pr»>aa«>dfor .4Γι
Your Faut· 8i»ou)j»*cl * fretted for .1
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Mttldlr of Houlk Hid· S«e«n. W»i*h««hs*
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