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Newspaper Page Text' vi' I ;3 " ywui',jTiT avsar btswiwr hxssst nitBAY Br REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY mm im i i ' i w '"' "m"imi ' mi ')' ' i in i i i '" i r L., WIMJBKHLY W. H. PLSUKR O. V. WIMIiKULT Bntered at Kopoburjf, Orejrnn, poHtorTlce ai second-clana matter Office, Kuvlow Dulliling, 23k North Jackaon Btreet. HtinWHIPTIO.I K4TLS! Dally, by mall, per year . Dally, by carrier, per jnontti Dally, by carrier, per week Weekly, por yeur Weekly, alx Dinntbr .11.00 . .b0 . . 1.0U CAPIURt Of BIG BOOZE SHIPM MAY BHEAK UP SYSTtf.l Of TRAFHC iu;ii cost or iivim; HAS TAKKX M'A lASll CHICAGO, Jan. 2 1. Outer de fenses of General High ('o.st of Liv ing had tumbled In To today. flutter in I wo weeks Ii;ih dropped 1 II cents wholesale, the lutti:r and vf'K board announced. Pork loins tumbled 8 eenls. Veal dropped 5 and (( eenls. Other produro lias diiy siarted cheeking up on retailers who decline lo lower charges in con formity. o A CHILD'S TONGUE SHOWS If LIVER OR BOWELS ARE ACTIVE In regard to the big shipment of booze which passed through hero u few days ugo, and which wan cap tured ut Corvnllis, toi'elher with the dropped In a more or less demoral shipper, the CorvalliH Times riveH. bted market duo to stoppage of Oov the following: j eminent and foreign buying. Tho end of a long chase after an I K-i ii lli-rs. however, ntoeked up alleged bootloKer said to he one of j with hi'li price Koods, have heen a Kang operating in Wunliingtou and ; :;low to Jollow wholesale prices. The Oregon, caiuo yesterday afternoon ' I. utter mid hoard, therefore, to- when Harry Merrill, alfan Uooi'Ke Kagan, a rooiniug house keeper of lireuiorlun, was arrested in this city by federal buteetivo. Kulph .Jones. Merrill wiih turned over to Deputy Sheriff Taylor, lodged in tho county1 bant ile, and then Jones hurried to - Albany, where be picked up ft big Ktudebuker six nhipped from Cullfur- nfti by freight in tho name of Fagnn, and therein ho uncovered no lens than 2U0 quarts of good old Califor nia booze hilden beneath the main and under bedding. Thi yornlng Jones drove the big WHtfftU over from Albany, lucked up bin find of yesterday and away they wont for Portland and a lot of trouble for Merrllf, if Jones Is cor rect. He said bo bad been on the track of Merrill for some time in the attempt to break up a gang or liquor opera torn, bad chock workers, and all around worthiest men, one of whom had been recently landed in the Portland juil, mid tho iliiid member of which would certainly Ue landed by today. There wan un fjt planatlon of why Merrill caitiH i CorvalliH or how Jones knew tlut Ur was hero, but Jonon knew hiH utuu when be saw him and prompt bagged IiIh game. Merrill Ih a man of tu only-flvM thirty and has a wife mid twer club! ren at IJroinortonKTiei'irf CellnUv liad COMVei'Hitriii'over the nltono l.n nlglHlth oi'firlalH tit i'oriland niol ney were urgent iiiai everv care in- taken to hoc that Merrill did not gi away, us It was alleged that he cer tainly, was ono of the fellows lll were most mivioiis ) get hold of. If the sheriff could have hud that Kt udebak or in r he would have agreed to keep .Men-Ill forever, and nioro than the tdieriff were charmed with it, for il uhh one of the lineti ever seen In Con I f f k. There Is Homo : ugie;. ion thai Merrill or Fagan may bo mole m less of a victim of hiiher upn, bul diuhtles the f;i.'ts will be forth coming idiorlly, und Jones intimated that it unuld be interesting re.nlii'i for thobi' iui erected iii law and or der. Visitor In paiiv s Mrs. il. A M.o ro.v. who b-.d b. . v. Vicltillg ill llii- rt Ut the heme et Iut i'i,n-'in, Mi-:. .(,hii Sm.h.it, fi the p.iM fun lii.m'l:-. b-fC litis lug fr K..n li i i i.i retusun. I,e(( for S:iti I him Imo Mi''. A i. I.i- i ivb.r. t mH- Who bad i i ; v. t ;; : i !; for the i ;i--t . .v . . ; t i i. - .,r:i ing for :-.i!i l i .itiriM n Mr. T.c i' r opera! un au'o sf.u;. Iih- Our-M' the su nitn. r i-mm. i l.s I" t w u i : . -City and C-.s It.-y Cb.!dre:i Cry for Fletcher's Cross, Feverish, Sick, Itilioti, ;ive I'nilt J.w.tntivo f Kvery mother raMv., t giv ing her children ' Off ioi iu: Syrup of Figs," that UiIk U th'dr idal laxa tive, because tbev o" Us pleasant taste and it thoroughly clf-anses the tender little stoin . I ter and bow ols wihout f-ril tf . W hen cr'uw .Titrj'-lo, feverish or breath Is bffo. wUtMn sour, look at t N'llguo. j(,tl4p If coated, glv. t j ioufii i)X ','r harmless "fruit 'iyfiO ,",ifil In a few hours all " i.tniiircie i waste, sour bile .B .rl ib'f'.Md f"0d 1'aies out of .nt t'Liel, .iMl oii have a well, tHful f'iitld .iKiin. When Its little ,.. .tein n iilil or com, inroai sore, Vtoiaa a-aclie, diartlioea, ludi ;c.4tuii. fidio- remember, a good 'in .! i;l nising" sliould always be !: lu.'d tuvUllielit given. Millions ii' mothers keep "Califm nla Syrup of 1'lga" handy; they : now a teaspoon I til today hii ves a ick child Inmorrow. Ask your drug riI for a boitlo of "California Syrup f Figs,' which has directions for tables, children of all ages and own-tips' printed on the bottle. IU, aro of cfiitiiterfelts htdd hero, ho lon't be fonleil. (let tin! genuine, nade bv "California Fig Syrup Com pany." (Adv.) lux. iiti: or vi:ai.tii. (U.VMI'IA. Wash.. Jan. Sen itor W. II. Adams, of Cowlitz Conn y, claiins Ihat docs are ( sure index I a I .i t met 'h eit!' b lie maiu aiti. d, while diM'ii.- -mi; the bill to COED WEAIHER DID NOT KILL VEICH APHIS SAYS PROF. LOVtlT, Of 0. A.C Ijunng the recent cold weather the reniiiii. 'A as heurd several timeb tliat one yo'id tiling about it was it would kill off the vetch aphis. 'Iheie ia no vidence lo prove this is the rase, tojwevL-r, as the aphis Ib decidedly u cold weather bug." J'rof. A. L. I.ovell, or O. A. C. a;. s "the apbts lias been found re producing and multiplying under Tii km on.' :t ml even at zero I em ncra Hires." In iact tins characteristic of the aphis is what enabled it to g ahead ul the ladybug last spring. We have vetch aphis every spring but i ho iadybug and other natural enemies ii sua My keep them pretty well "oaten down" ho they do not become a serious post. Jlut last spring and the springs of JUM2 and lyili, the weather was so warm along about April that the aphis and all other bugs thought that spring was hero to stay and eamo out in full force. And about that time old Jupiter IMuvius decided he had! played I ho wrong card, rut he "re nigged" and threw off Homo Febru- ' ary weather along during May. Con-! seijuonlly the ladybugs and all the warm weal lo r bugs closed up shop and waited for warm weather. Hut not. Mr. Aphis no! on your tinlype. lie hung out the situi, "Uusiness as usual," ami went Tight on multiply ing and adding aphis and dividing and subtracting vetch. Thus by the lime warm weather had really begun lie had a lead on his enemies that couldn't possibly be overcome, even though the ladybugs and their allies worked overt inn; and doubled their usual ration of aphis. Ther 's much talk about distrib uting ladybugs throughout tho val ley this spring If nn attack Is threat ened by the aphis. Professor Lovett says: "The practice of collecting ladybugs and distributing them Ihioughout the aphis-infested coun try is still in tho experimental stagt and is thus far reported of question able value. If t he cat her ootid i lious are normal, the enotuioH of tin aphis will keep them in check ; hut if tho season is similar to last spring t he ladybugs cannot keep np wil n the aphis, even though there are plenty of them to start with, as the will not Increase rapidly, as do Hi" upliis, with continut d cold weather. It is reasonable to expect no trouble from aphis Ibis spring, as these at tacks have been few and far be tween." A Coated Tongue ? FOREIGN TRADE IN 1918 What it Means j'i i.( i MM,.!,. . Hi,- ir.mV II:;, t III The Ki.nl Yii Have Always Jl,.ni:M, im,l whi.-h lias Won in u:,c l..r over thirty ysuis, h ,s Ivrne llio siniauuo f yrtf ., '' is li. on m i1,. timU r l;is per- v. ' ' n 1 1 1 i 1 1 i.nnaiinns ;nu i;t,i;. 1 1- p. niii.-ui.i lii.it tu:U uh and nij i lit o but ln'ilih of ''' ii'iU tuliltrn J-.x-vi inn,- ai' iii-i 1 - pet .Tfrt c What is C ASTORIA t.,.;t in ii a h.;ni.li-s ml. .utiit,' I , c . : i (ul, .,.,., t. I'M"; .m.l .s.,,Hr Svt 1, in rh ... ,. ,vm-.,ins t :i!'M..ik- It v vi-.tts it has i 'ii, l'lalulcin-y, fl,..r..fr I... , ti ...,. ... uiiiuiini; j in- M,.in:i, :i an, I me avsimii.itt.in ! 1 oml; j. vit-jt ln .iliiiv ihe Cuiluicu's lUnavca liic M-tl.t-t', inn,!'. i','ii'.ai, i iii ;,iuin- in r ofhi't n ir ! vi:c i.i its .!i.ii.,u l'r ,',, ,1,, lil't'll i..lMP,.,nt ll'l'f TtilOr-lirfif CVllM-!.. Viii.I fal- iiinl Jv.iti lima : al'ivin,. 1','. 1 I....J. ft ills ll.ltlll.ll 1-ll'l.p. S7. genuiks CASTOR! A always In Use For Over 3 Years The Kind You Have Always Uought .U til, i:ltAI, i; AM vicinity. I'r. McDoiiiild, assistant stale vet erinarian, is in this oily and viciuits test in the dairy herds. Horn, at the Sanitarium in this city, Sunday, .Ian. -ii, 1HIH, to Air. ami .Mrs. ciuster, nf lldeti, a on. li. No. i h. w lio hiis been in i tu b Sam's s ma ice, has ivi urued and i; now 4Miiplotd al Ihe ilb llilale Luut her Company's mill at i-Vjuvalo. Mr, ami Mrs. ,1. V. Johnson lnm roc. nily hatl a bMter fioiu thi-ir soi, (ieolTe. V. bit V- Mil the . hi-'l jcal. Inrccs in I'lam O. lie SIH lli.lt to inoi h it holier in ins hie, and e '. t t lo ttn- home tolks s.m.n Hi bli-M. shi.-h w.t:i th.. in-sl bi j p-ii'iit b:it hem d limn him ill - ' t l.tl Ilionti,-. bliitifbl tli'Mll i. lie. j tti.Ui il!irl Their Mill, fl,itoii, is itioi,. d at a-hniL-lnn. U. I'.. . b't lie IS 1 1 O 1 1 L' C M..I I it it lit V. S II Cute riio l ami b It ( i, Sa mi.i I- r rortl.ind. her.- tb I V ill m.il,f then- botiie. They will be 1 nn- d in lib ud.ib btiMtie-s ain; j mc:.i eii. h,'-. ami a bust il Ith nib i in tbi.- incalitv et ml lo I T 1 1 r 1 1 b s: i lo-s ami a ciitdi.il a- in. nice that - bit eh Uinc will always lie nut lot th. in in liloT.dalo. S Clllotl, toriiHMly of t li i cit . u tin has b. .'ii w till the A. K. V. in I'tame, ariivcd lnic la-l tveninc for a iit with t.lalic and friend 1 1 had be. n so er a I a t s since .tun'' bad h'- n in ; lemii b', and hi d, (rtetid ate alt sim tlad to si c Mm lie ciihvtt d lroin California ami a w t' h I lie I :m h or " Sun bine" di i- ion as ( oli M. i s .1, u . stul. It. I,. Iaib and ,M,ior A. A Stivib r, Ihe coin mutt e appoint. at (tie i nt in a - - meeting lo tr ami do siuuetbltur in itr.ud lo the switching of the Pa tiiic II i j 1 1 w . i to a new route which would out tllemiale cit" onlirelv. ueut to IJo- i Ion u - shTitay ami ftoin Ito iv to S th in to la t Ih ir ar:-M no nt;. ttel ore the proper nut hoi i tie- Cll Mobile N, u -I, hi V I II I'l N l t M sMi in im i i 1 1 ii mm n A bad brenth, pontd tonrne, bar taste in the mouth, languor and dehiliiy. . PifjnH tb:d tne liver i. mi! oi order. 'I:01-. Ht:M y h. i Kit fays: f a n or-'aii secondary in importance, only to tin; heart.- Wo c fi n manu f a c - V which are ns dendly ns a pnai:e's venom. Tie liver nets as a pnard over our TVell-beinrr. Biftinc out the cinders and ttslies from the genera! circulation. A bltickndo in tho intestines piles a heavy burden upon the liver. Jf the intestines am choked or clogged up, the circulation of the blood becomes iioisoned and thu fiystem beconica loaded with toxic waste, nnd wo suffer from heaihiche, yellow-coated tongue, bad ta.-to in iinjuth, inuisea, or .-as, acid dyspepsia, languor, debility, yeliow skin or eyes. At such times one should take a pleasant laxative. Such a ono is iiKidi; of .Mav-apnle, leaves of aloe. jalap, put, into roady-(o-ue form ty doctor 1 ierco, nearly liitv years a'o, :md sold for Jo cents by all diu'gUta ua I)r. Tierce's Pleasant l'eileta. Stockton. Cai.u'. "For constipation, sick h'jitijarlie, an inactive liver, intllvstKin unJ bi!i ousnt;ea there Is nolliinir to e:'.i;ii Dr. Pit-rci-'a flcafiiint Pellets. I have tritxl odier lhiiu:fl but like tho Fcllt ta' best of aai't" F, CW FIELO, H, Grunt SLruut. . lillrlH.i: AND I:IMTY. We are plad io note tliat our poim latiou is on Ihe increase, there be in but two or iTtroo v;oatit houses in town. Mayor 1. A. Hean has boon on the sick list for th" pa:-t week. V. II. Ilaiil. v has :old his lum ber business ami will reiuo e hi. tiiinily to W'enatchoe, Wash. Mr. Mt:iou:h, of Seattle, is visiting at ihe homo of his sister, Mrs. II. J-'. Wells. Clay I'lam has purehasd the resi dence of W. H. Hartley, on Main street. Mr. Ilonsley, a prominent farmer of tho Cunyonvilh; district, has sold his farm at that p'ac, and wo an: hoping ho may decide to ia!;o up his permanent residence in our city. M rs. Henry 1 la rnion returned oh Wednesday from Port land, u hero she h;is been u inb r I lie en re of a ph sieian. Mm.-i Paulino It. an. of Ctants I'as. nia'b' a ; bol t i- it v, i; h r.-ia-t ivi's m I: old!'', s'oj pine. o . r on ioM v, ay to Tor ! 'a ml, w heiv : be b: a t- leil'iilli' bn-llie; s Cid!e"o. M . S, I; ;, ,i a a mi u ii TOTAlOfFICIAL REPORT Heavy Iecombcr fchipim-utf brought the total eApurts for lil to jti.l Go, oO 't.uoo, a decrease ol only $s;-J.nin,uu0 from the 1117 to tal, according to an announcement by the Iiurt.au of Foreign and Uo mtsiic Commerce. Department of Commerce. Imports for the year to taled ?:i,u;:i, oeo.uou, ur 1101 (iui,e half the exports. Imports for the jivioiis U'ar were valued at $-,- I'D.U'in.ootf. hxports for December, the llrst full month after thu nigning of the armistice, rejicUtd a total of $5ti6,- omi.ooU, a decided increase over the L'.toio, etui recorded for Novem ber, all hough not up to the high mark of $ t;uo,uuu,00o for December, i:!7. Imports for December, however, were low, boitlfi $211 .UOO.UUU, against fl'ol.Olio.Ontl for Novoinbor, and $22S,uou,nnO for Decomber of tho previous year. 1 in ports as well as exports of gold continued to decrease, the Imports amounting to t:2,hno,iHiu In the cal endar year J01S, against f ".ali.UOd,-. onu in I U 1 7, and tho exports to $-11,-tih'i.OOti and :J72,UUU,UUi) in the same year. Imports of silver Increased from $r,:, uou, (Hit) in the calendar ye r j l!il7 to .7i.oo(),(MUi in 1!U8. The exports of si Ivor during December, UM S, amouiiH-d to if iS.iiODJMIO, a larger amount than in any mouth during the past three years. For Ihe calendar year, exports of silver amounted to $Lr:i,uuo,uuu in 1IMH, against $S4,0Mii,nuu In 1J17., HKU' I S TO ri.AY THK ;AAIK. Sotno day we know the evening sun will sink adowu its golden lane Into the west, but we'll have read the IJrpatost 1'oein of All, and sought the solace of Krnal "rest. Tlru'TIt tle children still will play about, their laughter wilj rise upon tho air, but we. who love them bo, will never s o, and never more for earthly things will care. Teach us, O Lord, h'-inrv ihat lime shall come, to know Thy love tioids sway o'er everything, that Thou art watching all the paths v.e trod, from humblest laborer unto greatest king. t). Lord. Ihe way is sohiciimes hard, the thing wo think is oi t a curse, hut though we stumble, still we ri.-o again and keep on going, it lor good or worse. Help 'is lo learn the beauties of tho world, iln- ootl that lies wilbin our fellow ui'.n . and 1 hat a Thou hast willed :-o shall it be. Help us to play the game, o Lord! Help us to play the game. Amen. A. sp-Mit W. -I- i n At a lan. u held Ulieypii- tl Wells, wh i;. .). I-:. Aiki li u; 1 o! dir. c!.m t term ef M r. is out of the ( o:od Wiiier io rottt.no!- Accoi ibn;: io it tol tit it:.-!' !:.! . 1 1 1 1 1 S C. .u. u .- !.e S. i V l-.V. 'I'LL I'. kI the u ibl s v,ar in ttna, .. I M 'l II I. A i'ul I V PI.AN- M.Mi IE4.AI ItOND lSSl i:. I'KNDl.KTO.V, Jan. :n. Tho ac tive win k on the propost tl $l.nriO,- 000 good road bond Issue has com in 'tic tl practically in all sections oi the OuimU . ceo nl it1 g to Kxeeul i v Si(:c!'ii C P Siraiii, campaign miMi.ii. -r of tho bond js-mo. ork has boon started and -Mr. Strain -moot-! l,:iv,' a t--1 m r I from seei.-l 1 ; il di ' ric! :. v. it bin t he next feu d.i w. Soni''i ii 1 ne oi-r M'ii signa tui' - are i'.'ii:.-;iry tot tne cilliim ol ; in- special elect ion. ( Carolina ! b-si hi:- n p. ml ;he i i. te . l.-t iim t.mr. Vr. O.V. i t al m"ii' !i on the I'.o ' 1 1 1 Pram-i 'I lo- no! r I w i n r :t bh pa s I In on i'Ii t h o Ci' nib, Tho way to ndv mtairo of i eta bt:v a W. I,il ret the hi f 'T b SS rtiotle I "a i I y. Phone hmotol, of Ih iim for inch' w iih fileiids. o make money is to tal: wry opportunity. Yo cll v. i r to oiy month nut r mdk on the tuarkct from the Kosehurg 10. Ill P! What's tho dilforenco at man's wile ami i between a barber's !1 i j f 1 1 bti Rub Mustcrolo on rur.lu.td A hendnebe reintiy v :'ror t'-o i-.n- k'ors of "lit'.nl.io'.'.' r.ik-m :i-.e. tv.ir-.ca be.ul.-u'lic and thai nu.-t ::.';- L'Ui- fn -i ,-eMs or congestion. Ala! H a. at ! Mu-!cro!e n a ir;r. v1to u-.-.r-ctit, !c with ou ot nu. .a uu. Ik 'Icl t.'.m j mu.-taid plasur :r.d t!-. .- i.--t b ; :i-. I'-cd only extern "illy, yr.d in no u.'y enn it ailcct tto::i.-it.li and hi'uit, ai sci.h.' in . tonal nirdaiini tlo. Ka'lit':it for son thr.M. fiMru'l'His croup, ion m !i, a- inn..i. no'.i,ui:i,i, o n "5 mm mmm Ths C!d W'cyJ TK2!rYf It's a Nuisance to Change Glasses tfRYPTOK la. GLASSES Ii lrit QNtf IHVISIBLt BIFOCAl. do away with this trouble by giving you both near and far vision in one pair of glasses. No more wonder ing where your reading glasses are! No more shift ing of glasses. Ktil P1UKS iriiii"m'i''i Crit-tirks) lime iwu vi-iuus in one p.iir i( fUssca without u esm or Itunv- SHERMAN W. MOODY Optomoiri-'t M atiufacturing optician. SSI Willamette SI. KI GK.NC, OKKtiOX. "Soo .Moody and See llottor." inx is ij:.!:i(; STATION I OH TUT; 05TH. According to articles published in Philadelphia papers, tho tiath Artil lery Koptnent wore warmly wel comed at that place. Tho boys are now at Camp Dix, Now Jersey. Thir- camp has been chosen as a cleat inn station for tho unit. 1 ho mou will he transferred front this cantonment to the nearest camp from which they enlisted, the Oregon men f-'oinK to Camp Lewis. The regiment claim.-? the honor of being the only organi zation of American troops to fire the Mritisli 9.2 inch howitzer. .Records show that since the regiment's in ception there hits bepn no court mar tial enlixed men .or oii'Ieers, and while fhis regiment has been uuder fire many times, only three fatalities are reported. This good fortune wan duo to camoufhicf, so Colonel Ker foot, in command of the organiza tion, explained. main, it is paid, bocau.Ho they wish to marry French women and the rest because they are charmed with Kronen life and hoc great opportuni ties hero lor American energy. Yl How Newtown VippinB. Bring your boxes. I' inpu.ua Valley Fruit I'nion. DAILY WKATIIKK IIKI'OltT. crrii) ( AiTt iti:s 200.0110 A.MKKIt S IN I It.Wt I VAUIS, Jan. oft. At least 20o. ttuo Americans now in the army will i-eniain in France, according to a statement made by a prominent member of the American colony in Paris and quoted by the Intmnsi geant today. Tho majority will ro- U. S. Weather Uureau, local office, Ito st burg, 24 hours ending 0 a. m. today: Precipitation in inches and hund redths: .Maximum tempera t tiro 4! .Minimum temperature 2i Precipitation 0 Total precip. alnce Hrat ol mo. 0 Normal precip for this month. 4.5t Total precip. from Sept. 1, '18 17.03 Average precip. from Sept. 1, '77 19.82 Total deficiency from Sept, 1, 2.73 Average precipitation for 41 wet seasons (Sept. to May) Inclusive) . . i .31.96 WILLIAM HELL, OUtirver. Forecast: Forocast to ,8 p. m. tomorrow for Southwestern Oregon: Tonight and Sunday fair. Mm PERUNAS.HZ Breaks up a Cold. Good for Bronchial InOammations. Those who object to liquid medi cines can secure Peruna Tablets Mr. Rnlinrf ATernno-nl1 T? R. No. 6, Liberty, Indiana, writes: "I wish to ptnte that I always fcoep Peruna in the house. I think it is a good medicine to have on hand. If I commence taking a cold, I take Peruna and It hivnks ft np for mo. It in also good for the itronchlal Tubes." Peruna has served the Amer ican people for more than forty years. Those who know its value always have it at hand. Why not you? tion. nleunsv. t hcumati r.i. i.mi.' 1 p.tms and abiM ot t ;ic b.uk t j tains, sore niu-idc. b; in ;. . 1 i lio.-tcd bit, col.,. oi i::c capitii v puM-nts j in union V - I M The barber's wife comes to the ' 3 no.t ( shop to bu . but the tnoat 9 !!m:i's ifo p,i.-ses tho barber shop 5 bo-: 3 i The Arrow Brand One of our new Arrow soft Collars, just arrived, will lend a touch of exclusiycness to your style. ' Boys, We Have Them Arrow Collars and Shirts , fit Jin We are sorry ft is so. for o 111 ro, ;( T n, it V, wlli'ti-ViT pos.-i- Not only barhers wives come lo'ro li buy. but all iood hotisew ( s i and thi is w hy- our no ats are riviit. -hop is cbaii. and eery wool; The Kronomy Market l.it. Kitlillinui'n. I't'Dji., Phono rs. S.M .lull ::l I v., Ih i- n.: ITSTf I '.ft l ... ,..t.. ..f nitii.t. r ... ir.-..-..., in '. I I. S I M 'i M i J " . ! 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