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Central Guardian

.85: "Ti-I: HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Elizabeth, zitiii Hall. ~May 2t. e342

ISLNNDER DEKD-—-Mr, George Iieartz. 89 a native of Prince Ed- ward Islaud. is dead at. Concord, New dlainpshire. ‘where he has liv- ed for the last six years.

PRESIDENT CANADIAN CLUB

hhiii Students To Receive Degrees

(Canadian PWlI-l 5.\(‘KVI 111.111,

[Pcuh-ip“ degrees

be iieltl 2.111119 the

m, m. Lotilse "Aruett, crannu

Charlottetown. ‘P-El-

Tllirl)’ green lionornrY ‘h’

Former Sultan

green will be givcn.

M0

5RIGANDAGE AND POLITIC- AL UNREST; DEPOSED av KEMALISTS

sIIN ltmlo, Italy. IMay 17.——l\l

liifi.

mm 01 1-11r11liac paralysis.

11111 pntil. thu-e or fotir years.

hetweon the allies and 'l‘ttrltlcy. Tu

1011i the same year.

lfsti".

k 15111111 B Hugh, Murray Har- PIKWPJDI: Engineering Certifi- wé Conditional. ES. Chandler, D

IN.-B. May 17——Tlto'se at the oonvoczh

1.1 Motifll. Allison University ha“ here tomorrow atterntwll followingzfiachelor of

ti .,

six ‘students will receive - and certiflctttes anti four

0f Turkey is Dead

grouse VI ASCENDEDOT- 101ml THFIONE m 191a AMiD ThoueLEs OF was, FAMINE

O-

lnnutied Vii" former sillllilll 0f 'l‘lll" 1111-11 here ‘at a lute hour last

J37 Failures

iMr. D. J. Ferguson is the new presi dent of the Canadian Club at Bos- toin. Rev._Charles Eaton is chap- a u.

Last Week

TORONTO. May 17.—(‘.ommeroial failures throughout Canada re-. 1iorteil tlttuiitg the past week total- led 37. compared with 43 during 1.11111 (ZOPPBSDOIIIEIII; week of lust year, ae-' Cillilllls to the report of‘ ILB. Dun anti (‘ompatiy today. Iiy "proviinces, this Weeks faillunes were 11.1; £1011; ow1s_: Ontario, 18; Quebec 13; IM1111. ltoba. 3; Alberta. British Columbia, and Now Drunstt-llek, 1111c each

HEAR THE Town ’Constable, IMr. Huitenlbet-rydn "Tllwvolcg QI Authority" Zion IIali, Thhrsdhy May 27. 1926. 9342

FUNERAL THIS MORNING»; The remains of Mrs. Andrew lDol-ron arrived by the mail special 1111.1 night. The funeral "will leave the residence of her (laughter, Mrs, lilelvin lrwuue. 11 Stewart St..ilt's r glilsnilllgl n,t 8.45 to St. Dtitistttirs

. - - . - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . -, 1 . ... “tn-runny. May item wont-mil a W“ ‘mum RC‘ Comet“ arx ltas accepted tiho chancellor. poL _

ship 1n-offeretl to lrim by President lire CguErtcoyllsztlalrtln Atnum 1P“.- Von Ifindenlbtirg. He will retain three ntllk vendetta Jar elfrnqllhl‘ the iiutltcr (‘itbluet and has in-lstipplying milk under tgst “P l formed the President tihat hislthgp. caggs adjoulwned Threé "an: policy. especially in foreign affairs. 1111111 1.1» 1111i“, 5.1110,“: flmwamd m; \\l.l be‘ the same as that‘ of the riitirgcs of drunkenness, and the Luther (IOVOIIIIIIBIII. Ils aim willhthtlors m. a flu-Um. he ltivtftl-‘liltcrflle to the utmost with.111ef1 .11 1.1mm m“, dollars [mm hh“ homhhhlh- the third mau who was tlismlssetl

P11 FQllIPIICO 0i‘ six months l-n jail. to he served if they are cttught ashore, during the remainder titclr ship's stay in port.

T0 celebrate Fif-

tieth Japanese BONSHAW AND VICINITY- Dayffhe ‘people oi‘ Iiotishtiur arc glad

Ito see the Straihgartuoy running lllsttiu. iMuch praise is due to ottr

lie had lived on tiho Riviera for

Sultan ‘Jlltililltiliiiititl Vllhs Prltieo yam“ 111111111111, Iirotlter of Sultan lloluttttitiet] V.. became IhoIr-zippitr- .111 to thi- 'l‘urit~ish throne on tiio siiicitie of Ytuissof izzotlltt tin 1916. 11h was pwit-iulmotl sultan on the 1.3111 111' tliohttitimod V. on July 1i. 111111, I111 the tuitlst of the troubles film-inc, brlgandage and

111 iriir.

ptillticiii iliscttuiettt. ‘Soon after 1111p the ‘Turkish government sought on end of t-hi» itosliil-Eties

y.

111121 stirrontlor (‘a-inc on October

Mohammed's nhdicatiion was cali- tdfcr in 192i) and 192i by the Kem- hut he refused to ubdiicittc.

The following year. lhowevor, Komnl hisha. having taken control, Mo-

trimmed

(‘imstaltt in opie. I lo

\\'Il.~‘ ilorctttl i0 illeq front took refuge,

iimiirii a Iiritlish war slrip bound for

ilaiut.

I>¢N~W+W+*Q*4¢**S* ‘T 1ho tqilil. .141 t-oitlg iii fotlr days. ~i-<-&§i-~

tine invwrtion t-o ~

Eight itinnrl Ionic . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - < - - - - ~ - ¢ - - O6-OOOO-OO-QQ-O-OO

FBIITIIAIT AGENTS - WRITE for catalogue. United Art Ltd.. 4 Brunswick. Toronto. A. Wl» .

llt- iibtlieittoil after l‘(i(7f"l\'- int: ‘llllfil'illillill(i|] that lllll‘ Angora li-‘i llWlil

~ c DVERTISEMIIJNTL ‘ PERSONALS ,.. .. I0:- per line of Ii wortll v i _ it. ‘IFT 1111.. tit a words “(sillkp ‘vl'(1_"'|“':l]"‘¥"°h“ l‘_;z\lf‘“l;_ir_;l‘l)lfi

1511,1111 Help wanted

a-i WANTED-A MAID FOR GE Apply Mrs.

criii housework. lhvles, l-i Ifisplnnntltx. _ 9 5-5-17

Miscellaneous

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hi0. A. McDONALD. LAND 8U teyor, Hermanville. 9029-5—1~1mo

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EALE CONTINUED TILL SOLD out at Mrs. F. L. Drakes, 104

Prince Street. 9312-5-17-

2i.

SALE- DON'T FORGET SALE

nl Holstein cattle at Jflilll

Ii.

.\lrl\'l\y's, Springfield. Lot 67 oil Tiitlfitliiy. Mfly 18th at l o'clock.

lILISTwS-IS-Zl

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Fetunlo Help \Va.ntctl

WANTED-—A HOUiSBMIAlD. H IG-ljl

t-st wages maid. iiuirctl. Apply to Box 116. , 9332-548

wotrsm-A GIRL 1e Lenten

liressmaklng. One with sumo ox- proferrotl, Answer at 9338 WANTED A MAID FOR GENER- rs.

lleririttio nnre. I67 Prinlce St

nl liousowtiflt. Apply to .M

hillnnll. I25 Fitzroy st.

Hotel-

lince nklng over ihil Hotel we have upon! many "wounds rupnir: and lmprovemcntu. it I: new the ilnut Hotel of Ito clue In tit: Maritime‘ Prov- lnm- It :ppelil to thou lflb went a eointdthbia "Ne! and aplendld table and Iltoolient urvloo :1 I moder- v, ‘tv win.

In» {we : u).

(Tharlottetown

Hotel (‘on Ltd. PreoN:ten-““‘ - m" l-Qdosueiu, Monique

o! define In.

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References re-

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pti-Ii-n-is at

TOKYO. May’ l7.—-The second (Taptilitt, Mr "T. Ii. Benton. ‘Among (‘trleltttti Iiod Cross Cottfcrcncedhe passengers n11 1111p Struthgarttiey will be hold here Itogiulting No-lialst ’i‘tiesdny "were. Hinn. John My- vi-itihci- i5 and ending Novcmherioiv. Neil ifergtisou, Wtiiiullloti Sam» 21f. More than I00 officials dciegut-Jou, .I.J. Mtilmotl, John Vickersoit. 1 . 1 »,;1,11~ T. S. Mi-Doitgnl, .I.A Ii-t ton, G o (\1"'l“lluliic)l§(ll1‘(i first time that the Cillllilllfll. illlil Willi T-‘ld “Gil-NICH- PIIIIlOTUIICO has taken plat-o in Ja-,‘Ml""‘_‘Mi‘lY Milmlilll ‘$110M the. week pun." said Iiaroit Shigctitibtt liIrt1y-1<‘lI<'l__i11 jionshziw the guest of Miss amu, llrt-sitlt-nt of the Japan Iletl1.J“;‘-*".‘ hlmhmhml- Th.“ "m"? Cross Isociety. “We plan to hnidihillqlilinnf lilifie Cora McLean are the 50th anniversary celebrationIgwfmnng ‘srnlxhlig

-.iz1\1‘..<‘:l-t-.t.. ' _ T121.‘llz,,:,."lz::mllld (Miss hm c y q ilvlltlt heir ‘brother, Misti Flore-net‘

lit-ti (frogs sn,.1..lucs “yum injlllflPliiill slielli. the week i-ud lil Si.

. (Tuthtirititls. The many friends oi‘ "hm" lhhh“ l“ ‘he ‘Philippines’! llFH Ilfnudtv \Vll'.-mt uroglad to stir

A'Wril]i.i“ (lhmfh lwcnch ‘llndo-Ifllhihhor hack to IlOIIt-IIIIIIW aflor gpeiltiliig "111 llllllii- ‘mid-h L45‘ In‘ “- °W1a week with htr mother in Mt. llor- Zealanti and Siam. Iiort. I'i‘ho. litany friends of Mr, J l____l.i. ‘Nlfll/‘Dil tire glad to know he had T‘ “ . silt" mo: - " i.

Ghvvrlnllull-l = ghllhnrdcd, ghmliltittll‘ lzivirlfllllulhflhli‘]l'll0l?l’Si.W%‘(lzXdl: “hh h “ _""h_"l:l"“ film“, l‘ ma?“ The many friend's of Mr. lMack (‘. H‘ h," mo?“ Uqflf. ‘glyf ‘i, l‘ cholfhflitihhztii are glad to rttit- liiiii around l" 5"" h‘ W" ‘Yfpa. l" ‘Turrvy alter ist-verul weeks illness. Mr ‘Shh huh?‘- Ur u] “.11 “u” .11.‘. \ ‘Neil ‘(Vllillllltlll Iitts lrecontly broken "i m" ‘ mm‘ M “ Iall 1irovlous rrt-tirtls. While split-

"__ lliug wood at Mr Neil Ferguson's

h. v" "M n’ 5 WM“. were visitors to the city lMonttay.

_-",""" T .\lr. (‘h .sto~ Week . Frole-lct. n illtllg llclp Wanted “ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ °

spntit thu wcek 0nd iii Charlotte» town.

WANTED-MAN ‘rowosx ON 1111-111, Apply Joseph lliittzheetl, Ilarlingttin. 9292-5-lS-iii

The (iuartliitn is 1ilozisrd to learn that lit". .i. \\'. Niolflvtlzit: is able 1io rusuu. tirat-tict- tigain after a solittiivliiti severe illness.

FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN. BEGIN- uutis Slfitlfl- J50 monthly, itlsu ciorlts (which posltioifll. Ilnil- way, Boxlltl. 9308-54745.

Sir Gerald du Maurier is an Actor

WANTED-— GOOD LIVE SALES- inn11 and collector for Cbtlrlili-le town and districts surrounding-

chttrge o! _

The sailors were given n suspentl- " 1'

oi 1

Apply "Singer Office. 9285-51531 eTomiz/tnuiucs, STEADY em pioyment for Barbers. Become eiapert in 8 weeks. Write Meier Barber College. Department "F Halifax. 34411"! Vacant-

Sltuattlon

ABRIGHT MAN OR WOMAN to sell popular line household necessities and toilet articles;

big commission; experience or

caipttal unnecessary. Bradley- Garretson, Limited. Brantford Ont. S. V. Apl_ ‘ll-ill

_______

For Sale

'""‘ FOR SALE-IONE eLooo HORSE i200 lbs. 7 years old. A. A_ Pol- lard, Now linvcti. 92935-l5-3t

4<___

FORl SALE-BUILDING LOT BE- twouit 300 and (III-t Richmond Si. Apply I72 Sydney St. 9339-5-18 III

FOR SALE—QUANTITY REGIS- lorod Banner Seed Oats. Joseph Miiohcotl, llarlington.

9292-5-15-ZIi

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FOR SALE—CHOICE OLIPPERS tiionntwi, No. 1 Government (trad. ed ‘Timothy Secd.—I,ouli1 Pear- son. Chcltoti. 9284-5-15-5!

spend boat. 23 ‘ft. over nil. by 5 ft beam. Also 20 lI-fl- iillfillm- Mlifli. be aoill- Allilly 170 “m” 1 chesier St.. between 5.30 nnd 7 p. m. 9290-5-1h-7il ___ -—-—-‘ FOR SALE-REMINGTON TYPE- wrltor in 0. K. condition, will sell right. AllillY J- Chhhghhh- ‘Singer Office. 9285-5-l5-3l ____.___ APPLE TREES spy Macintosh, Melba, 75c each. $1.00 m1- 10: Raspberry villi" $4.00 per I00; Strawberry plant: "no 11111- 100, All home srvwn- F'- s, Reeves, Eldon. 9150-5-8-8l

EOR SALE —A VIPER TYPEh

1 YEAR OLD.

For the Masses

LONDON, May 17.=—Sir Gerald tlu Maurier, tih-e celebrated actor son of the author of "Trilby", again lttts shocked theatrical high brows.

He declared that his ideal part is the one “that. is most successful in the eyes of the majority." This is treason in the eycs- of critics and lilllyl-{OPTS who bh-lnk there is no art in any (lfllllllti. will-cit plays to large iarowtls tin-d affords genuine amuse- mont to tho ntitsses.

“i leave Shakespeare to the other 1iiinpio". rlu ‘Matirlor said. "l just go on being an exponent of tho luoilnrti ‘natural’ play to tltu best of my ability.

Best Musicians Be- gin t0 Study Be- fore Age 0f 14

IJYNDON, May 1'7. A niustlciuti traniuot bo made after tho ago of fourteen. Iis t-ho declaration of Dr. John I}, Iioritiittl, for seventeen years tho d-irticting master of it itittslc chess of ‘half It tulillion chvild- rnn iln the London elementary schools, who hits retired.

I)r. Iiorlantl solid tho English really a-ro n nittslcnl tuition, but children who are naturally musical ave so little chance to acquire a real love 11f IIIIIISlC that it 1is= not stratigo tho Etigilah do not excel along Itiusical lines. "

BIRTHS

ors on lMonilny. Mny l0 1o_Mr. ttntl Mrs. Oliver Mioformick, it sou. DEATHS - CORBETT» At Granville; May t7. i926. John R. ‘Corhottf aged R11. Funeral Wednesday Mny 19th at 2

o'clock from the residence of Murdock Corbett to Granville (Zemotorl:

con sate-nastiness BRICK residence. centrally located. all modern conveniences. Apply on premise; 124 ‘Prince Street. op-

posite St. Paul's ChurcIL-zamlm"

zFORnflmALE-T-‘ERONE OR WRITE John A. Coulson. Sea View f0?

Moconmcxzfhherth st. Islami-

l-Vilestern Guardian

--5. B. A. A-—Tbe annual meat- ing of the Sutnmerside Athletic Association was held last night In the Town Hall. The following offic- ers were elected for the ensuing year: lion. Pres. Mayor lLidstone; 1President. II. M. MeNeill; Vice-Pre- sident, H. T. Badge; SecsTreas, Edmund Doyle; Directors. Senator Mhlirihur. F. J, E. Wlrlght, .I. F. Arnett. II. T. IIolmanHlB. G. RD‘;- BPB. W. A. Stewart W. J._WhIt.'ney; Chairman of Grounds ‘Committee. Brenton MacDonald. Hie Worship Mayor Lidstone was present and delivered ati excellent speech start- ing that there. lwas an abundance of baseball material in Summerside and with every- one working tegeth B!‘ llile Sllotlld be a. banner year for baseball. Ills Worsltip concluded by saying that he iwas “with the boys" in everything.

Color and Humor Add t0 Lend0n’s Omnibus War

LONDON, May 17.~Col0r and humor have been added to Lon- tion street life by the bitter onini- bus Ivar. - Tit: IAUAHIO“ Oniui-buii Company, . n list which the IIIIlCDLYIIIlGIItS are ' ., has all ‘is buses labell-

liies has: their vehicles rloltsly as Pullman cars 4 ‘d States, One of. the lines culls its buses "Admiral".

‘The independent, 11111195 have com. lmied to get business away from llll‘ llli-fnifieti old “(Ieneral", whose employees roftise to solicit passen- gers while the rivals keep up a constant bailyho.

The “(letter-ai" buses are all red. Many of the Indepontictittint lines also have rod vehicles, "Try the brown boys‘ s the c|'y of thu Choc- "11110 EXIlre-“ls (Iompaity, liinrltctl. 'li=i\'\' ll lircuu one". ls the cull of zttiothct‘ line.

ExcavatioiisbDF close Ancient Filipino Culture

MANdLA. Pl. ‘May l7.-—Dis<'ov- i‘l‘li‘f~l Fllilwllll! the customs and Cili- ture of‘ the -I'biiiipinos of 700 years ago have been made in the excaval llflll-‘l for the Novalitzhes Dam. They int-little old, hits of tiuttery of t-ttrlotis tier-vigil, uw-ztpnns, fiends. hits of opal. old gold, jade again and glazed utensils.

Prof. ILO. Beyer, tiihnoltigist. and itnthroptiltigist of the iluivorslity of 511i‘ Pllllilliillnes, H-‘llil that the thv- ory ihnl the iilllipitll-s illi Pro-Spelt» ish UIIIIPS lltltl a high degree 11f vuittiru Ivas again cenfirmotl by the iliscoverEt-s.

Pains In Her Kidneys Completely "Dis- appeared

New Brunswick Lady Speaks Highly of Dodd's Kidney Pills

Mrs. E. Anketeli Suffered From

Kidney Trouble.

Shaw Brook, N. B. IMay 17.- eStpecluI)~—"Your l)otitl's Kidney Pills have given me complete

satisfaction." says lIIrs_ Anketeli, a well known resident 0f this place. “For three mouths I have taken them and I am very pleased with the results. The pains in my kid- lli-‘ys from which I was suffering have completely disappeared. I ani- highly in favour of Dodd‘s Kiti- Mi/ Pills and would not be with- out them in the house for any money."

The reason Dodd's Kidney Pills have come to oocupy such a prom» inont place in the home is that so many ordinary everyday 1115 111111111 from sick kidneys.

‘Ithountatism, tirlnary troubles. ‘bat-fkachos, diabetes and heart dis- ease can ho traced directly or 111. dirct-tly to sick kidneys. To h11 1111. “llfilil "f good Itenith kidneys must he kept. iti good working order nil tho time. my“ mil“ h!‘- liilllt ill 500d working »ortior all the time. '

yrAsk your neighbors if Dodd's kidney Pills nro not the bosl 11,1". "l! for sink kidneys,

{OM .\Ilnuril'n Llniment IIMIII by phyflhhu“,

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_If you trcrf. Grain and W'li:.it

Yell!‘ seed

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THE CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN

F!‘ DEVELOPED "I18

PHOTOGRAPHS ENLARGEMENTS CRABWELL STUDIO 137 Great George Street

Evangelist Hamil- ton Puts Questions To Congregation

1A large congregation was pres- ent at the services in the Central Christian. iChurch last night. Mr. Hamilton delivered an inspiring address.

"0h_, It is Wonderful," furnish- cd the subject of a beautiful song which Mr. Woudruff sang with earnestness and effect.

“There was a. certain woman"-— this was the text found in Acts 16: i-t~i5. ‘It doesn't. take long to tie- scribc o, New Testament conver- sion. It doesn't take long to de- scribe the conversion of Lydia— lust two verses The Acts of the Apostles is the story of conver- sions. It’ you want to know lwhnt u New Testament church is read the 1Acts of the Aipostles. Lyclin is a business woman. Lydia is a relig- ious woman. She is away ftom home. Are u away from home‘! Well, if you are, are you religious’! Six httntlrctl miles away front home and we find hcr in a llrllyer tilccb- lug. You czm go down to St. lxiuls. on Stiturtlay. and find business, big and little, wide open, but will llnd out: plat-e of ‘ulsiuossvone of the biggest in the city --ci'i:I-.-,d, Whose business is this? 'I‘his concern bo- Iuiigo to an orthodox Jew. What kind of a man are you away front home‘! 'l'hat is the tcst.

'I‘Iii.~1 woman's lteart “HIS tipeti. .inrI the Lord tipoucti her iteurt. 'l‘he‘ liortl totirhcti hcr mind, heart and! will. leaitlt confetti by hearing»- thero is your poiitt of contact i‘tlr-1 souztl evangelism is almost u lost art We think of everything hyi way of conversion must be tionel by and through the pulpit. I tell} you it is a mistake, it ‘is ti httgo; and vital mistake. A few ‘tvotnenfl, in II t1uiet and obscure place, heard Patti 1irench. No great pulpit thcrei Uh no! Just personal work. ’I‘.|ke' your cite from the greatest pcrson-1 n1 worker, in all Iiistory, outside of Jesus Christ. .

Take your tight-ivad \vlli you?‘ iiow t-uu tltc Iicatjt. of that stingyi ultistr-ilsttetl tuoiit-y-lllilllt-ZOI‘ b8 (Ilium, ted‘! 'l‘ht,- Lot-ti call open the heart: of slit-h a fellow, and thu litirti can] do it through you. ‘

This titltireiss was replete ivitlt il- iustrtitiotis of a tolling character. Tito livaugtilist got down to Wlitll‘ we call, in the vernnctiiitr of the‘ rttrqet, “‘lii‘t1:i1s’l_1tCkS." At the trlosc‘ pointed message three young women decided upon tho sat‘ ration and service of Citrist their‘ Lord. ‘

Evangelist Hamilton nnnctiut-etl. that. tonight would be lodge night. and be will speak alongdlnes which will interest all lodge men and} women. A Iicarty invitation is ex- tended to all who are in any way affiliated with lodge life and work.

Hemeliness and

' 5o. cmijunct‘ '

Si. The tbingaprodtql 1 To lignify Infill‘ ‘v.-

. Measure of length

. Atop

. In such manner

An evil Iplrit

Form of verb to be

VERTICAL ,

Capital of Indll Relieving

HORIZONTAL

l. Condensed moisture 5. Lustrous gem 7. Girl’: name 8. A color l0. Within ll. Insects I5. Her nationality l7. Snake-like fish l8. Spanish for aunt

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For the neatest correct solution of Old Dutch Cross Word Puzzle handed in with a Cash Purchase of 50 cents worth of any article listed below.

1st Prize—3 lbs. Moirs Chocolates. 2nd Prize——l lb. Perfect Blend Tea. 3rd Prize-l large Jar Marmalade.

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We will give

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Housecleaning Specials, Tina Old Dutch Cleanser . . . . . . . . . . .. 35c

Packages Lux . . . . . . . .. Packages Pearilne .. Packages Chlpso . . Bars Surprise Soap .. BarsPAtGSoap Bare Gold Soap .. Scrubbing Brushes .. 2 Brooms

a PackagesnShlta-w. F1515; K114315111; . Large Package Gold Dust .

t0 lbs. White Beans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. 55c

.. 35c 3 lbs. Prunes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 29c