The Daily Leader. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 114, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 23, 1912 Page: 4 of 4
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IS STILL (INGUIIMED
Swings
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TAese Swings are 4 feet long
and made of solid Oak
yni cun is ■
510 Fifth Strccct.
Social Notes
Wr:
it®
. O. C. Marquitz, a representative
of the Yellow Pine Paper Mill com-
pany, whose headquarters are in San
Antonio is a visitor to this city to-
day. ,
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C. A. Schatff, who travels South-
Miss' Nelda Kaiser left last night, fast Texas and Louisiana for the
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller for Yellow Pine Paper Mill company
her home "¡n New Orleans after hav^ here, is in Orange today,
- -ing spent' several weeks with her ,#*,■
aunt arid uncle, Mr. and Mrs. .L. -Mil-1 Chas. L. Adr«vs, .proprietor of
ler in.this city. Miss Kaiser will leave Carnes Confectionery Jeft today for
„'Ne.w Orleans at an early date f°r Alpine, where his wife is convalesc-
Crockett Springs, ■ Va., where sh^
will remain until the late fall.
The letters telling where tliis
check may be located are still in
their same places, they will not -be
moved, changed or substituted in
any manner. .Altogether there are
twenty-six letters in! the sentence
when properly arranged will tell the
exact location of the"' check. For
/example, it may be, "On the cash
register, Crager's Store," at any rate
when it is worked out it will btjuS't
as clear as the above directions.
Each day we will give further in-
formation as to.' its location until
Saturday. But we will never tell
you just where it is to be found. .
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To the Voters of Orange County;
* The Attorney General is clothed
by law: with vast powers and is
charged with great responsibilities.
His office is esserttialjy non-politi-
cal. With the question as to what
laws shall be passed or the wisdom
or unwisdom of those already en-
acted he has nothing to do, The
duty of. the Attorney General is to
enforce the laws passed by the Leg-
islature. Where large interests are
involved, powerful mfluence.s ate
brought to ■bear to prevent the en-
forcement of the lliw, and it re-
quires (the most persistent ' efforts
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^^^ORlBoR'
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^Better employment for the energy,
of Boy Scouts coufd hardly be found
From Pace 1.)
kl IS
s'lred for his eourse jn establishing,
•box and crate faciyries in the state
to be run by' convict labor in com-
than the latest which has been sug- 'bfu^'lniur^ of tiu>
gested to them—that of fighting the, anf* and t0 _the a
enemies of trees! The. proposal is ¡ «nterprues at Orange t .s argued
tty,. or through the cities, for that Í' competition with free
matter; the boys should b* on the ÍE2SS' * ^ *
watch for trees tvat aré attacked
insect ór other pests,
they can in- the iway of rescue and
defense, and,-when this trouble is' ...... , ,
beyond their powers of remedy, re- ^ at the Airdome tpn.ght, but
porting what they have discovered
to the proper authorities. ¡¡¡¡I B|L .. ... L ^ i • i
In a lood many places, unfórtn, J ¡™*d. be Present at the speak-
nately, "proper authorities," that Mi™** : A. HI-
authorities who would be interested j, . , QilI' arrived on the Or*
in such reports and .wlio could o,!'0,e £+ during the afternoon will
would take efficient action on them, i«Jad to mfe everyone He speaks
might not be easy to find. Even,"' ;« ght and
then, however, advantage wouldl fol-
. used in other channels and thfc fre.e
doing what Pe0P'e of Texas who labor, are op-
• iSed #*the course. -
There will be nó moving pictureF
: the Boosters Band will " furnish
i music and the ladies are especially
low sooner or later,, for the boy who
has arrived at an intelligent concern
for trees is a forestry man % in the
making, and is likely to be himself,
when he grows up,, of influence and
energy in. the much needed work of
guarding the sorry remnant's of our
timber growth and . of replacing that
which has disappeared.
The more ^ boy yearns . about
trees the better friend of*4bem he
will be, and most boys have so much
of natural inclination toward the
at Gál*feston Thursday night whére
he has been invited' to and will
speak particularly to the longshore-
men and others connected with the
shipping interests. (Contributed*)
and tremendous drivingxpowcr to
overcome these influences. To me^tj acquisition of such knowledge
and combat tfiV. skillful, learned and with little more than a turning in
trained legal experts sent against j the right direction they will almost
Labor Endorsement for Judge :
Little.
San Antonio, Texas, March 1912.
We, the members of the Local
-Union, No* 167, of San Antonio,
Texas, are advised that Hon. Jno.
L. Little, of Kountze, Hardin Coun-
ty, Texas, is making the race for
that Congress in the Second Congress-
ional District. And,
Whereas, we feel a cleep personal
IteTttomly '"General "is ni^l w"«c¿" pf W.^est in the success of Judge Lit-
—. : . . i. . r _ ¡ tie. becaiis* he hved among us for
:nt, Of rendering a greater real' wise to be despised or condemned, Lecture from this County and
rvice to the people than any other but the rescuing of imperilled trees while there made a most efficient and
icer of the State government. He would also be fun—particularly if it conservative me er an a a^
ing.
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left
for New Or-
D. Fairchilds
Rev. L, M. Cole, a Baptist minis- leans today.
terVof Vintog, La., was in the city * *' *
yesterday, having made a trip from.' Rev. L. H. Wharton visited Beau-
Houston to this city in his automd- mont. yesterday.
bile. His machine was towed in a
barge in charge of Capt. Giffin, to C. E. Slade waS among (the .yisi-
the' end of the Vinton road y ester-.tors to Beaumopt yesterday,
day afternoon, ! * *: *
Judge J. B. Bisland returned last
night from a trip to Beaumont.'
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task. His burdens are heavy; but try as they need—for a beginning. ,
he-has the*opportunity, in my judg-| . "Playing Injun" is fun, and in no-, many years an w s c o
ment,
service
officer o iuc kwvci iwuciiL. jlxk wwum wv. "c ' .■ •
is the right arm of the pebple, anS' gave pain to some negligent owner. times and on all occasions worke^
stands or should stand betwéen the|— and in the end it would be more an vp e * °' an e ,
/ ' . m> —4 organized labor, and was before his
Talk About Liquid Nourishment j election and since his retirement
23.—Resi- from the Legislature, the strong
combina-'dents of. this town will blot the'personal friend of the laboring m>.n,
people and the powerful special in-
terests arrayed against them. With
forties piling higher and higher,] Watertown, ■ Wis., July
and the-great -industrial combina-, dents of this town will ; . ,
tions increasing in magnitude aad' name of their city off the map far hav.ng ^prung from that class «y-
numbers, the only hope for the peo- the next three days as a special evi-(>ng ive a c ean an pure i e,
we
pie lies in-the strict and rigid en-j dence of hospitality to the delegates as
forcement of the laws enacted for
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In Thursday's issue of the" Leader
it was stated that Mrs. Adel Levi-
son of New Orleans, • accompanied
by^Mrs. Sam Lucas of that city were
visiting Mrs. Joe Lucas here. The-
article, should have read "Miss" in-
stead -of^Xlrs. Adel Levison.
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Kas Mitchell. Has returned to hi:s
home here after having been con-
fined in a sanitarium in Galveston
for. several weeks. He. is improving
daily arid it is rep - <1 that he wil,I.
soon be, restored to his former good.
health. " ■■■■
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Mrs. Sam Lucas has returned to
her home in New Orleans after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Joe Lucas
here. '" .
John Á._Giffin, an eng'ineer on the
O; & N. W. Ry., left' for Sac Xity,
Iowa, yfsterday morning' where he
will visit relatives for'two or three
weeks.: .
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Chas Russell Hft for Terry this
morning in the interest of.his- can-
didacy for County Treasurer.
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Dr. E. W, Brown "returned last
"ight from a business trip to points
• west.
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Miss Eaditli Weave.r left this
morning for Devers where she will
visit for a few days.
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Dr. M. E Maier -has returned
from Sari Aritoriio where he has
•been for several wcrVs on a visit.
:Mr.' and Mrs. Wallace. Sholars
visited Beaumont yesterday.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that a dem-
ocratic .convention will be held at
the court house at 8 P- m., July 27th,
in Orange, Texas, inland for. Pre-
cinct No- 1 for, the purpose of se-
lecting delegates to the County con-
vention and for such other business
as may^ properly come before said
convention*' E. M. DAVIS,,
23-h. Precinct Chairman.
WE BÜY EMPTY SACKS. OR-
ANGE GRAIN COMPANY. 20-tf.
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S. D. Btirt. a .popular travel^-:
man of this city. leaves tonight fb
New Orleans on a short business
trip.
JULY 23 IN HISTORY.
1794—Alexander Beauharnais, . the
French General -whlose widow ,
.- Josephirie. -was aftlrward the
first wife of. Napoleon Bona-
parte. was guillotined on a
false acciisatfW, ' 1
1785—Germanicw Union concluded—
the last act of importance of
the life of Frederick II.
T803—Emmett's insurrection.
1804—Russia, Great Britain and Swe-
den were the only European
powers that had' not recog-
' nized Napoleon Emperor of
France.
1909—M. Rriand announced a new
French Cabinet.
1911—Rv a majority of 6.000 State-
.. wide Prohibition was defeated
in Texas after a bitter cam-
.. paign,
enacted
their protection. -,V
If I am elected Attorney General,
every legitimate int'erest in the
State, so long as it stays within the
bounds of the law, will have my full
protection and sympathy, but I wish
to givé fair warning that the laws
of this State, alt of them, Tvill be
enforced without fear¡ favor or com-
promise, and without regard to the
position or influence ■ of those who
may violate them.
I do not propose to allow, if I caij
prevent it, the door of opportunity
to. be closed to the people by the
'of the State Retail Liquor Dealers' the interest of organised labor ■ at
Association which began their con- Heart offer the following resolution!
vention here today. The. Mayor of I Resolved, That we heartily com-
the city welched the visitors and mend Hon John L, Little, to the
addresses -will be made by the na-¡ voters of the Second Congressional
tional president and secretary. Mil- .Distnct of Texas, for Congress as
waukee will probably get the next
' suring them that in him they have a
meeting of the association.
Motor Races at Detroit
we RUY empty sacks. OR-
\nge Grain company. 20-tf.
Diamondss on
Easy Payment
We will sell a diamond,
any size and at proper
prices on terms of one
fifth cash and the bal-
ance in eight equal
monthly payments.
Diamonds are worth
their value as anintro-
ductory but they have
en advancing more
tan ten per cert, each
'ear for twelve years
iii oiir opinion the
future advance will be
úst du^i
thelcarcity of perfect
momds and the in-
for dia-
ls, 'alk to U8 about
Must Ventilate Schools or Close 'era,
Paterson, N. J., July 23.—Haw-
thorne, a township .near this-city, is
in the throes of an election today
which lias caused • almost as muci
excitement as the one that will fol-
low next November when presiden-
tial preference , will "be indicated. It
is over a matter Of only'$4,600, but
the good people of Hawthorne d^
not feel that they should 1 be, palled
upon-to pay it. But; the members
of the Hawthorne school hoard have
given notice thaj the cash must be
voted or the "3 R's" lost, and as
th?rc are two schools jri the pls.ee,
the necessary amicuint will probably
bc voted for .the ventilation of the
schools upon the Board of Educa-
tion standanf M~
To Restrict New Companies
Spbicane., Wash., July 23.—The
draft of a Uniform measure rtgulat-
J :'It the promot'on of insurance com-
fj ' iiiies was presented to the - Na-
tional _ Association of Insurance
Commissioners whose convention.be*
gan here today. When fjut into
shape the , resolution Jk\\ be pre-
sented to every legislature in the
Union. Only two Spites' have laws
whicli. present any Ach schemes, :t
Is said. They are^iebraska, with
its "blue sky" IjtWjHHnfth Caro-
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Detroit, July 23—The motor races
-which began here today have at-
tracted a number' of swift- craft well-
known in the sporting world. This
afternoon . w^l. be held the heat
great industrial combinations." I am I-áces for both displacement and hy-
in hearty accord with the purposes ' •' <*—i- s-
and objects of our anti-trust laws,
and shall «bend all of my energy to
the establishment and maintenance
of free and unrestricted competition.
In giving emphasis to the anti-trust
laws I do not mean that any others
will be slighted. The liquor laws,
the laws regulating " railroads, . the
stock and bond law, and all others
will be firmly enforced.
I shall gladly assist all depart-
ments of the Government in their
efforts to enforce the law in all
matters where my assistance is de-
sired, and it will blTTiiy earnest de-
sire to have their co-operation in
giving to the people a vigorous arid
effective administration of the law.
Yours very truly,
JAMES D. WALTHALL.
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Program at' Airdome Tomorrow
Night.
The program at the Airdome to-
morrow ntfeht will be as folio ni:
"Gaum.ont Weekly No. 18," "The
Fatal Mirror," "Father's Bust" and
"The Widower's Widow."
The picture going public is just
now beginning to appreciate the
merits of the illustrated weekly aVid
the one to be exhibited tomorrow
night will be full of interest from
beginning to end. Four big reels
will constitute the program and the
management assures everybody that
they will receive their money's
worth. N<f_ moving pictures will be
shown tonight.
true and often tried friend, and a
man well worthy of the support of
all men, k
CHAS. D. COBB, President.
H. J. D. ASHLEY, Sec.
Journeymen Barber's Union,
(Seal) Advt.
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Sees Success.
.Marshall, Tex.
W D. Gordon, Beaumont, Texas.
My success-is assured. You never
droplánes and the finals in both
classes for . H powers will be aw such change of sentiment. Close
also. The races will be , friend„ predict j wi,l. carry Panola,
WE BUY EMPTY SACKS. OR*
ANGE GRAIN COMPANY. 20-tf.
Display for 600,000
Detroit, Mich., July 22.—The his-
torical pageant of Cadillaqua, which
is being given in connection with the
211th birthday celebration of,this city ^
tonight, will be on a scale of mag-
nificence never before atte.mpted in
an American water feté before. It
will be visible to 600,000 people^ The
court is 2,000 feet long and 300 feet
wide, illuminated by 5,000 electrii
lamps besides special colored lights.
Belle Isle over a ten-mile course,
motorboat and aeroplane will race
on the Canadian side of the river.
Invite Lawyers to Birmingham
Denver, July, 23#—The national as
sociation of the Commercial League
Law began its session here today,
yvith delegates in attendance from
almost every. State in the Union.
The program.contains the names of
some of the most prominent lawyeis
of the counfry who will' address the
meeting on topics of current inter-
est. Birmingham, Ala., will make a
bid for the convention, next year,
having sent á Special committee to
issue the invitation. ,
Big Shoot at Marion.
Marion, Ohio, JulJt 23.—Marks-
men from many states are here ^ to
participate in the big sh'ooi; which
began here today under the direction
of the National Association. Among
the competitors ate Lester German,
the famous Aberdeen, Md., shot, Lu-
ther Squires, of Pittsburg, C. A-
Young, of Cincinnati "Bob" Heikes,
of Dayton. ■
Turkish ' Anniversary.
Constantinople, July 23. -r- The
fourth anniversary of the establish-
ment of the constitutional regime
Was celebrated in Turkey today. A
usual the Christians held services in
memory of their massacred, while
the Moslem and Jewish houses were
decorated with colors and flowers.
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All bills or claims against tjie late
F. PaveM Shell Bank, or any one in-
debted to him. will settle with J. W.
.Pavell and C- R. Harmes. 26-lmo.
Shelby and Harrison Counties. Noti
fy friends at "Beauriiont at once.
Work is all that is necessary. I am
gaing to Win.
JNO. L LITTLE,
Tel. re'd July 21, 8 a. m.
204 Fifth Stc. Orange, Texas
N. C. Press Assodatin.
Morehead, N. C., July *'
■The
annual session of the North Caro-
lina Press Association began here
today. Editors from all parts -«f the
State are present. * '
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Ask For Orange Oil Refining Co. Oils
Our Oil is an Orange manufactured product. We manufac-
ture the best grade of Lamp Oils, Stove Gasoline, and Engine
Naptha. *
We guarantee dur ,WATER WHITE Lamp Oil not to Smoke
the lamp, and to give a clear white light.
Call g. W. Phope 250 and we will t
chant, you can get WATER WHITE 1
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- Market Review
Houston Texas, July 22.—Scat
tered rains over the State are pror
ducing-good effect on all crops. In
no instance, however, have the rains
been general, although nearly eyery
section has been visited with show-
ers during the past week. In Fort
Bend and Harris counties the rains
have been very generously distrib-
uted. The ófficiál opinion is ad-
vanced by the weather department
that a 30-day rain period is at hand.
Briefly reviewing the general con-
dition of cotton over the Southern
States complaihts of insect damage.
are coming from the eastern and
central belts. Bearish reports aliso
are coining from. Arkansas, Mississ-
ippi and Alabama- On the. whole
weather conditions át "the. week-end
were propitious for insect damage.
A feature of the Houston produce
market,is the appeatance of Texas
grapes, «which are coming in ^.t.small
quantities and going at ^ strong 0{fice |Hour8 j ^ n
prices. They are bringing $1.50 to
^2.00 per crate to the trade. tfhe
movement- of peaches is lethargic
now because of the weak prices pre-
vailing. The market has been flood;
ed lately and shippers are waiting
before flooding the market again.
The iparket is loaded with veg%:
tables of every -variety. Especially
are cabbage and onions a drug.
There is littlc demaa<f elsewhere for
any of the stuff and prices are weak-
ening.
Arkansas and California apples are
appearing on the market again. The
market for. oranges and bananas re-
mains steady and unchanged. Lem-
ons are in big demand.
TJie chicken market in Houston is
in- excellent shape. . Hens are worth
$4 and $5.50 per down to the trade.
Fryers are about the same. Chicken
We have a new stock of hai
picturess
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MaU Carrier Will Fly.
, This is an age of great discoveries.
Progress rides on the air. Soon we
may See Uncle Sam's mail carriers
flying }n all directions, transporting
mail. • People take a wonderful in*
terest in a discovery that benefits
them. That's why Dr. King's New
Discovery for Coughs, Colds and
other throat and lung diseases is the t
most popular medicine in Ameri-.a. (
"It cured me of a dreadful cough,
writes Mrs. J. F. f)avis. Stickney'
Corner, Me., "after doctor's treat-
ment and all other remedies had
failed." Excellent for coughs, colds
or any bronchial affection. Price
50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free at
B. F. Hewson.
SUNSET SPECIALS.
jrZtpjjQ -v'-P •• ^ p"'"&V- ^v
Cloudcroft, N. M.
$21.15 round trip;' tickets on sale
for trains $To. 7 and No. 9 July 27th.
Return limit Aug, 24th, 1912.
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WE BUY EMPTY SACKS. OR-
ANGE GRAIN COMPANY. 20-tf.
Freckled Girls
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It is an absolute fact, that one 60 cent
jar of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM
will either remove your freckles or cause
them to fade and that two jars will even
in the most severe cases completely
cure them. I am willing to personally
guarantee this and to return your money
... vi.
Catalog
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Deposit 50c Today
Get It Back
With Other
order
Write us for our General
log and deposit with us
with your first $5.00
out your 50c deposited, mi
to us $4.50 and the catalog
mains in your home.
Deposit, refunded if you
-not upe the catalog.
THE HOME TRADE SYNDI-
CATE SUPPLY COMPANY,
W. E. McCORQUODALE
Secretarys-Treasurer
tlvely remove TAN, fXM
FRECKLES. Come in todar
The jars are large and results absolute-
ly certain. Sent by mail if .desired.
Price 50c. Mammoth iars $1.00. WIL-
SON'S FAIR SKIN SOAP 26c.
For sale by
ÍIJ1EE
DpNotlnjure
Your Eyes
By wearing anyone . else's
glasses. If you need, glasses
that are scientifically ground
AT ALL, you need those
to suit your particular case:
The wearing of any others
might doT you a serious in
jury.
It you will let US measure
your defect and prescribe
lenses, you will be certain to
-secure glasses that will wholly
correct your errors of vision.
The sooner you secure our
help the better.
Charges reasonable;* all work
guaranteed.
CLAssiHtu mm
We BUY your sec&nd-nand
hold goods; (,
ne goods, shippi
niture. i'Hh, CUKlu i_ _
Fjont.St., Ñew Pht,n« 5
FOR- RENT—Several nice c¿
Apply W. H. MALONÉ. 31-
TWENTY-FIVE
Sweet-Potato Vines for
$1.00 per thousand. in<
JOHN TRACY. HÜ
FOR SALE—A full set
hold goods at#a bargain. ^
& Girts $450 piano, $300
Apply 403 Pine Stre
terms.
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FOR RENT-A dwélliB
Elm Street, between
Seventh. Rent $10.00
Apply to ROBERT MC
LOST — Bunch oi keys.
please .return to W.
MONS, JR., and receive
«-
Dr. I.C. Herrington
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEC& *
Office over Goree's Drug Store
2*^0 to 4 p.
a.
m. ■
ORAANGE,
TEX.
LOST — Silver watch, do
between John and 'Green
•Finder return to Chas. Elkm.
receive reward. v*
AGENTS WANTED — $5
daily selling NEW
BROOMS; 100 per cent, profit;
ery woman will buy. Begin
at once. Sample by express,
cents. WYNNE BROOM
MIRA, N.
LOSTf^ — Black meslf""Handi
containing several silver dOl
Finder will please return to
office and receive reward.
LOST—Diamond uroocn on
gold chain, 1 diamond in
about half carat. Return to
Cohenour, or jthe Leader
receive reward. "
WANTED TO
business lots ii
County property. E-
1W. U. m office. . '
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S.
•1 'Bill book m
' book containing some change a
one pocket knife with nam* J.
Thomas, printed on handle
to 204 Border street and
'I ward.
receipts, as well as eggs are
Buy it now. Chamberlain'i
and Diarrhoea Rem
MfÑÁi-tPw'"
There are Many Articled of F;
CarrietÉby Your Grocer
B
If you will ring us up wc may supply these'articles:
We have jüst
unket Tablets *•+..
oaillon Cubes, 12 in can
Solluble M 30c
Solluble Coffee - „,. 30c
.. Vanilla Beans {fancy Mexican) a pod
• .' Far qtperior to the' Extract.
Tuna Fish, in cans for salad _a. can
Pickled Lamb's Tongue, in glass, a Jar
New York Cheese.
is ever.
p„t :
wlíi
IMS
Caraway Sjed.
of all kinds.
fill M
T__l.
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