Eugene daily guard., February 28, 1908, Image 8

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THE EUGENE DAILY OlJARD, FRIDAY, FEBRl'AhV VH, 1908
1 Friendly Store Saturday Bargains
All Goods Bought Tomorrow will be
cnargea on yum iu tn uwwuuih
23c
4c
lie
J 8c
35c to 50c Corset Covers, special . . . . . .
10c to 1 2Hc Lace, 2 to 5 inches wide, yard . . '
1 5c Hemmed Huck Towels, each . . . . . .
25c four-inch Black Taffeta Ribbon, yard . . ' . .
"4 , . . ..
a Solenoid Values in New Sonni Silks. Dress Goods. Inm
n 1 t- '
rrnngs. suits. Jackets, Hosiery, Underwear, htc.
I Special Values in Men 8 Suits and Furnishings.
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EUGENE'S
LARGEST
AND
BEST STORE
S. H FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St,.
MBE33I
YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH OR
YOUR
MONEY BACK
GITY NEWS
I Snodgruss and S. B. Eakln were av
i pointed appraisers, j PK.llHOALB
ROWYDISM AT THEATRE
WILL BE STOPPED
MANAGK.MK.VT HAYS HTIDKNTS
OK ANY ONE KLKK WLL E
ARItEHTF.R IF DISTI'IUIANCE
OF IiAHT NIGHT IS REPEATER
There waa considerable rowdyism
among some of the students In the
gallery at the senior play at the thea
tre last night, which has become the
...Kl !nuouHrnllnn hv the fac-
ulty and which may yet possibly lead
to a number or arresis. uumu, -fondltloD
of the play a number of
students threw vegetablos tt ttlt Play
ers on the staife, created a disturb
ance by yelling at the different mem-
u ..... ... 4 1 V, ! VPK
obnoxious In other ways. The man
agement or tne meaire un
U Knu. lth arena, and todnV talK-
. f .win n.h nrtn vet. but It
la-orobable that he will leave the
matter with tne iiicuiu, ......... .-
i.t .... (nvoaiinrfon and will
MUlWUfi ai, I...- -r- - .
probably make up example of some
of the offenders. -.-..., . V
The management Of tne tneaire i
j,...,iuH in nrcM'v order at all
performances and 1U cause the ar
rest or any ana an iiou..
again create such a disturbance as
was created last nignt.
CRESWELL LIGHT PLANT
1 READY TO OPERATE
TillI'L'LT Ai'llKAT
CROP .UIOlT (.ON K
Portland, Feb. 28. Of the
fifty million bushels of wheat
raised in Oregon, Washington
and Idaho, but three million
bushels remain in Tlrat hands
unsold.
SENIOR PLAY DREW
CROWDED HOUSE
iron Ph.?
Irnnifi. (do Kl,i , .
- lea,.
tone the atomacl,. 7"mv
utnuuuisi ami an v
coated., pleasant to '-V
Druggist or mail. e' ia
".0.?d,SAto0
KlIIS.6 "vel and
Snow appeared on the top of Snn-
in or r . .
rer Butte this morniui!. i esioruuy ; ' -
t.l... I Iu worn l-fiVei-Plt With It.
; During the past few days the snow j
7.. T. Flak, of Elmlra, Is In'tlic
' ' lulling III" I'OD. l" uujn v.." -"tpjt..
nu-t,,-. t ihi Fnrlv Risers small lia" btu" fl,llt"K t "?d ."I1. "" A. R. Bean left today on a trip
DeW lit Utile Early losers, small mountains, and the Indications..,',;.
DeWltl's Utile Early Riser,, small : ,,,, "an(, tho mdleatlona ,
and safe, sure little nv0I p.us. "'" aro ,hl(t tnr0 win ba no scarcity, as; "j M went to AlbanJ, today
by all druggista. predicted by many during the win-; ",:.,:;,' "Bt"
'lor. Frank Ware Is up from Portland
Superintendent Alderman, of the ""fjy" Hansen is on a buxlni-M.
public achoola, today received a tele- tfl () Ija)eVCW
gram from Congressman Hawley atat-1 ,,. Wakcr 0'f Maplcton, Is in
Ing that T. L. Catch, of Salem, re- c, on uugn08g.
eolved tho highest standing In the. ., ' R KllcIlj wcnt to Porl-
The Williams Transfer Company
rocelved three carloads of fine body
fir wood from Wendllng last night.
All Elks who are to take purt In
the ElkB' minstrels ar rociuested to
meet In the hall tonight at 8 o'clock
for rehearsal. ' , ;:;
Thn Knat Kuunno Imnrovement
Club will hold a meeting Mondny
evening to take further action lu re
gard to tree-planting.
A reception to now members will
ba held at tho Christian church to
night, beginning at 7:81) o'clock. A
program will bo rendered.
Tho total number of voters roisln
tored at the county clrk's office lor
the primary and June elections up
to 9 o'clock thla morning was 2SHS.
. Kennedy' Laxative Cough Byrup
acts gently yet promplly on the bow
1 els and allay Inflammation at the
same time, It Is pleasant to talto.
Hold by all drug-lists.
A. M. Orirrin has again taken over
he Peoples restaurant ei tne cor
ner of West Seventh and Olive atre-tts
and will open n meat mnrket In tho
rear of the building occupied by tne
restaurant.
Lumber and other materials are
being delivered on Park street for
the two additional atorli-a to .1. II.
Coleman's one-story brick buildings
on Willamette street. Contractor
Chesom will begin the work at once.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Collier hnve re-
moved from the corner of East
Eighth and Pearl streets to the resi
dence Just bought bv Melrln Han
sen at the corner of East Thirteenth
and Pearl streets.
Oeorge B. linrrls wiis today ap
pointed administrator of the estate
, of lfiinc Htirehiy, tho pioneer who
died at the Kugenn boiplial February
17. The probable vel"" of the prop
erly of the estate Is $21120.
examination conducted In Eugene on . , . , .., nn ,h fivur
February 14 for appointment to tho u fl K,.1)ayi of Creswell, was In
naval academy at Annapolis, and nn n...De
Mark Latky and William II. Perkins. WarreI1 McFnrland. of Cottage
Orove, wbb In the city today.
Ilurman Hhniftt Cflme dOWIl frtllll
r.H..au,nti ililo n.wit. nn hiiRtness.
W. T. Korley returned today irom
ti. in i.ia ftirm lii nomrlas county.
Ma II M lllllilt mid two chll.li-cti.
.r r-.miiMi,. nrrlvid here last night.
walker Menney arriveo uown ii.nn
the Mohawk on tho locnl iast evening
E. I.. Fisher, of tne r isnor mini
were second and third respectively.
Th. ..iiI.IIa BMinMl nvllllllt will be
held at the high school building Fri
day and Saturday, ntarcn o ami i,
beginning at o cioea rriuay evi-n-lnii.
It will be open Suturday after
noon and evening. Resides the reg-
ulur work of the pupils there win ne
n imbibition uewllll!. (lniwlllg. COOk-
lug and curiienteiing, over ,IUU blid j . t , i,)l ti,ina today on busl
houses having been built by the boys i
of the schools for exhibition purpos-, ttornoy Jerome Knox, of Cottage
es. There will bo n program rlt ay (. vu Wll , lh8 cl(y today on basi
oveiilng uud posalbly olio btilm-iluy
evening. I willlum Lime, a prominent stock-
. , ,. .. ... i man of llnnlsbuig, was In the city
Emma pyliurn and Mrs. Honoii Ed-.,...,.,.,
wards were brought down from Cur
tain Spur, lu the southern end of the
county, on this morning's local by
Deputy Constable Warren Mcl-'arland.
of Cottage drove, charged with be
ing delinquent minors. They were
brought up In the Juvenile court this
forenoon, but their father, Jasper Py
liurn, Bwore that both were, in years
old or over, and tluiy were released
from custody, ns the Juvenile court
has no Jurisdiction over tneni on
count of their age. Mrs. Edwards is
tho mother of the buhe tnnt was
lii-miL.tit ilown from Cotlaao (irnvc
I. .,!.,
J. J. Murray left this forenoon on
one of bis regular trips to points
niirlh.
"Red" Peret Is here from Yone.il
la visiting Sid Smith and other
iriends.
C. M. Chick Is hero from Portland
on business collected with his timber
Interests.
T. C. Abrnuis nunc down from Cot
tage Orove on the noou train today
on business.
F. C. Bean left last night for S!l-
coy, Cal., where bo will recuperate
last Monday
from John Tunel's mill near Cres
well, where he has been for the last
month Installing a fiOO-llght dynamo.
Mr Tunell has power running "
waste. The machine Is a two-phase
dynamo same type as the one used
here. The transmission line Is two
miles long to Creswell, and the cur
rent Is raised to 2300 volts. Cres
well is to be lighted and the farm
houses along the line, u i uiu..B:..
that tho current will be turned
on by Saturday evening. Workmen1
have been busy tne past ween w.. ms
the residences and business house?
of Creswell, and In addition, to lights
Mr Tnnell will be prepared to fur
nish current for motors. He lias wa
ter that can develop lou norse pow
er though that will not be needed at
present. His water wheels are the
best class of turbines Cottage Grove
Western Oregun.
SUIT AGAlHsTsTREET
RAILWAY COMPANY
, -
'a .;.v i Uii win be held at the
hlirh school tonight. Theeasd to be
tried la ilurton vs. tne sireei luimu..
company for $2ii,ooo damages lor
i..i..i..u i.,.,..iv.-,i nn the street cars.
Charles W. Evans will be Judge of
the rourt and Mr. I.anio tne ciera.
Tho attorneys will be as follows: Bai
ley, Holeinim and swoem-v -m
...mimiiv mid Salisbury and KuyKon-
dull for the planum, i ne iium
Invited to attend.
;
MOIVNI) ITEMS
(Special Correspondence.)
......j E-ah 9S Mr. and Mrs. J.
,t 'i.-hofk nn the river visit
ing relatives and looking after the
homestead. , ,
A cougar caught one of George
Prescott's goata night before last,
and yesterday morning George called
"uu .'. . i K.. and thev tOOk
u.p .ineJtr ,Th ; .hree good
varmint dow). went to the scene : and
took up the trail, in a c.j
time they bad the cougar In a tree
where the boys ana u6 - -
i.h. ita onrthlv career. It was si
feet long, but Us body and limbs
....... c.pnnp Kava it was
were ver ioib. ,
a mountain lion. The Trappers Guide
says its one ana tne saws ...".., ,
goes by different namM-
Mrs. N. C, HhiliWil has been visit
ing In this neighborhood for the past
few days. ,
Roy Rlerce went to Crow last week
mm. hi. mam after seed oats. He
had a fine chance to test his team, as
the roads are pretty oaa now iu ..u.
loads over.
George Holland is in on his home
stead, we suppose making prepara
tions 'to put in crops.
(Cougars and mountain lions are
generally supposed to be the same.
They are also called panthers, pumas
and catamounts. Ed.)
IP YOU KNEW
,pfc n..i.fl , iha Tpx.is WtflJer.
you would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle (two months' treatment). Sold
by O. J. Hull, or by man. oeuu iu.
testimonials, uf- -.
Ollva street. Ht. Louis.
' T.,V. Tliha nt VlntniT. Ia.. Sa'S:
"I Tiave lbeen selling DeVVitt's Kid
ney artd Bladder rins lur uuum a
venr'and they give better satisfac
tion than any pills I ever sold. I
have used them myself with fine re
sults." Sold by all druggists.
relieve uncomfortfe h
dinner. Paintc
C. L H00U C0 ,anic- ?
- "Mi
brought down from Cottage t-rove ' , .
by Pyburn n few days ago rtad turned j w (.linmlll ()f Florence, leaves
over to Mrs. Ceo. II. Kelly. Jerome I .,' , lt',nr ,,,,., wht.re ,o will
Knox appeared us attorney 101 me ',,,, .,..,. weeks,
defendants. . .;.. u. Kellv is lion
WOODMAN MKETIXU
I fas
Anioim the rnrl"ad lots of frolght ; you don't come,
received tit the Nugeno Uep-it tins
moriitnn were a car of lime for the
Orlffln Hardware Company, a cur of
laths for W. B. Andrew, and bouse
hold goods for J. II. Powers, from
Roseburg.
Mi- c.ui II. Kellv is home from
I Portland where she took a glr'. to
j the Hoys' and till Is' Aid Society.
TiVr will bo a Joint ,;,l'll(1nr i fnim rvU ttnlay unl will visit his
llii. wonu.iH'U !i inn -huki
Clrrltt t Wo.Hum.n
ntuht. Ki'liruarv
t) rlm k. All Wntiiluu
in hum-i ii i ' 'ii i " ii, i m
attend. The comuiittee have in--; , . i,a,..,a arrived here this
ranged a musical prourain and each .., ,,., i.ewUion. hlaho. and
will reniala here several days on nus-lne-is.
('. P. Devereaux and F. A. Trlpn
1... l l,ll,V
(i. A, It, ATTENTION i . . , . . ... . im.r above Co.r
Joint meeting ,,., Ar,m ,,. lln, m visit his
the orld and "' ..,.,, Mr. m m, s. S. llandsaker.
an Hall, ! rlday t. ( Koitoy.. nt lioslieit, returned
2S, Ijius, at M(() I.,,,.,;,,,,,! (,n the noon train today,
Kidmen and Utile f ,M1!,,m.Sl, vl,.t Kn-
netlv ri'Ulleited to!
OREtiON KI.KITHH'
NOT YET WII.li.IMi
(Oregonlan.) -The
Oregon Electric 'has
not commenced Its Hue south
of Salem to Eugene, ns has
been Incorrectly reported.
Work at Salem Is being done
by the Willamette Valley Co.
oil a trolley road, but this Is
entirely Independent of the
Oregon Electric, says General
Manager Talbot.
. .. 1 , .. hnoati at thp Eugene the
atre last ni'ght testified to the confi
dence that the people oi ivubciu ... ,
In the ability of the Senior class to.
entertain. That this commence , 1 ' i hni
not misplaced was shown In the re- hiio,nm cure
nuent outbursts of applause tnat , . " pation, &
greeted the efforts of the collegians, j ,d ?ejeV dacl. bnTi
In some instances the demonstration i -
amounted almost to an oiuun mm
the recipltmts wera forced to bow bo
knnwledk-meut befor Ilia t)l'Furil1-
aocfl could proceed.
The play was ine itivais, ana
was the most ambitious attempt in
a histrionic wey ever credited to a 1
Senior class in the Btate varsity, The
development of the plot was unfolded
clearly and at no timo was the unity i
of the play cnnftised by the bits of J
Incidental comedy with which the ;
play abounds. The costuming hadj
beeh most carefully looked after and j
it anv .loiaiis were missing they were
not noticeable, i ne acting was mi-
ural. easy, and at tlnies extremely i
.i . in rant tiiHiriner from the.
standpoint of college dramatic of-1
forts, H mere was uiiji..i..a !
the smoothness of the most excellent i
college theatricals is due to t-auses
for which the actors and director i
were not re.)i()iisioie,
Probably Webster Wiicttid created .
the greatest enthusiasm in his Imper
nnstliin of Sir Anthony Absolute.
His acting was remarkably good. S3
,..,.l It ivn.ild ha difficult to lielieV?,
without positive knowledge, that
this was Mr. Klncald s nrst appaar-
nP .'IP lHtlH
aii.e 11- -...
Mr. Ramp made a good Bob Acres,
keeping well In the character all of
the time, and Miss Van Waters as
Mrs. Malaprop convulsed the audi
ence with her ridiculous linguistic
exploits.
Mr. .Neal and Mr. i-iunungiou pmv
ed Fag and Sir Lucius exceptionally
well and Misses Bryant, VanDuyn
and Robinson and Messrs. Dill and
Furuset, with good conceptions oi
their parts and consistent portrayal
of them, filled out as strong a cast
as any varsity Senior class or lor-
mer years can boast.
KITCHEN & K0MP?
Successors to
ARMITAGE &. B0WN
Livery, Feed and
sales Mables
Oak and 7th, Eugene, Ot,
nnn Tiollarln- Five farmers liv
ing In the Laidlaw and Tumalo dis
tricts have dug wells, ana nave oeen
so fortunate as to find water at a
ri..ii. nf in tttnt Thn wntpr Ir cold
and pure and there is a great abun
dance for stocK ana aoiuesuc piirpuu
es. '
Agents for Petalurua Incubators
and Brooders.
CHAMBERS HAKUWAUE CO.
Reduction sale nt. Watro jewelry
store begins tomorrow. See large
display advertisement.
TEA
Buy tea by the ounce
until you get Schilling's
Best ; it makes no differ
ence then.
Yonr eroriT rrltiroi rour money if yon don't
U: pay t.ul
U'n., 1.,... nnn. nt.,,! .0 U.'han TV O l,ll
innlra vnur nld nnpg look like new
at Kugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wil
lamette streets. U
'.lrla n nlnni- al,Tr. R tne first re-
qulslte for personal beauty; to se
cure tt good digestion is tne goon
secret. Perfect digestion comes
from the use of Hollister s Rocky
Mountain Tea. Makes rich red
blood and clear healthy skin. 35c,
Tea or Tablets.
LINN DRUG CO.
Fresh garden feed in bulk.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Reduced prices on all lines f or
jewelry at Watts'.. Prices cut to re
duce stock. .'
Appreciates smoking m
cigars. It gives him relaxatiu
The Mount Hood Clear
favorite among all thinkingtK
It is positively the oest
Cigar on the market
list. Diamond Chick food for little
chickens.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
" HOWER & WOOD
Tlili KHtiitn mul Timber Liftfe
Ranch, Terni mid f.'ity VvW
lour iminma' n-fiin-uHui
solicited.
Room i, over First Xiit. Itul
TAKE THE BLUE BELL LINETOHEAU!
. Mtir ill
THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLAUim
Ask for and try once BLUE BELL Contfl Syrnp. Pile Kemeuy, "... j
BLUE BELL" Stomach Tablets, Diarrhoea, Croup, Nerve, Cough, Hay Fever and uil
n , . ... v.a u i.,.. Q.inuner ComPUul--"-"I
ucncrai iodic, on;ni aunwmc, near., .rwrii., niuiny,
lauicisior v.ouurca, Liver, rciiiatc i,aua.ui u. v"" xau.v.
For sale by Hull's Red Cross Drugstore. .
member Is exported to bring one oi !
inoio friends. You will miss It If t
Committee.
Kodol Is a scientific prcparuflon of
vegetable a-.-lils with natural digest
ants and contains the same juices
found lu a healthy stomach. Each
dose will digest move than .t.nuu
grains of food. Sold by all drus-
glsts.
(leary
Ootid
Regular meeting of J. W
post tomorrow at I : tt 0 p. nt
attendance desired.
t II. BAKER.
. Post Commander.
Mane your hens my by feeding Se-
Tho Eugene high aebool debating
leant ,1'ouHisilng of Wllllniu St. J ibn.
Ili.i-t Itmll itml Mntli'V. ileeoillhiltlled
1... I1H.,..I,... 1 ..,, V II... a-. .,.1 I.t xnrlll- l-iillltl-V Pill.
Salem today to debute with the Sn- CHAMBERS HARI.WARK CO.
lem high srhooi iimm tonight. -
"" I From rheumatism, aches and pains
Andrew Bertuccl. of Collage (liov.-.i Your system will be, free.
Is In the c.iuntv ,1-iil, having been . If you'll but take n nightly drink.
I I, ll.-., t'.l'.IVO
i W. A. lliessnian. Miss Mamie lllek
athler and .Miss Eula Lllwall went to
'Drain Ibis afternoon to take part In
a medal elocul binary contest, there
I tonight.
Miss Elltabeth Thoinpson, who tins
j lieen in Mill riillieiseo nu- sviut- ,n.e-
past, has retlll lieit to l reswen, ami
is visiting iter ulster. Mrs. R O. Bra.
dy. She was In Eugene tod.iy.
FOR SALE BY OWN Kit
Oood building lot on East Twelfth!
.lr.,..l ,..., r eiir line. U.'iXlliO (eef. Al
so eUbt-room cottage and two lots
on North Mill street. Inquire oi
J. J. WALTON.
Law Office, i.13 Willamette St.
a I'll
n ,,. in ,' ,i in, ,.., in
hiiiiml ...Mr liv liitfll,-.. .if lli P..IH-.1
Y'oung for solieitlng prnslitutlon. lie
, will Hiipear for trial at the March
term of the circuit court.
Of llolllalers
Tea.
Rocky Mountain
i.ii i.-u -l-l;i.-li IV A TO li llVS
. ......lii cure any rase of Itching, blind, bleed-
' . - - -
! New spring pattern of wall paper
Just received. Last year's slink at
cost Cull and see
CHAMBERS IIARBWARK CO.
Louis E. Bean w as today appelate I
adnitiilsitator of the elate of his
mother, Mrs. JuMa A. Reap, hi died
rehruury 1. Vie es Honied alee .
of the Pl-Hy be onglug to t!. e . ...,
late Is $j..ot. I.. L. (.oodrUh, P. L. Yoran's shoe store
n
Many Persons for Many Reasons
transact their business w ith this bank.
There are many reasons why yon should have-an account with
us there la no rcaiou why you rannot.
If you do not know the Importance of having bank account,
call In and let us tell you about It.
We want your business and we will appreciate It.
The blh standard of service, and the liberal treatment accord
ed our customers is evidence of our appreciation of their patron
age. May we not be of service to ) mi
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Cat.ltnl ami iii-pln-. HlllliOIMl
W K ItlttiWN. Pri-I.liiit. I'. W. !" RN. I nsbler.
II a'i-MM". Uf l'r,'lil.i.l. . W. HRiiWN. Al. I loliler.
SAI LM TAKES NOTU Iv
t Salem Statesman.)
Eugene Is to !ive-j flvi
stoiy brlrk. Salem must have
one sl stories, or higher.
The WcVrh people hnve ties
on Kerry and Cottage str.-eii.
Now for the graders and
luuk layers.
'Jllug or protruding piles In 6 to 14
l.l...a ,,r ..inii.iv refunded. 60c.
tl I-ORTI.ANO f.OYAl, BAKERY
Rreail. the best and healthiest
bread made. For salo at Otto i
First
Spring
Suits are
Now
Coming
Our stock of spring and sum
mer cools will bo larger and
better assorted than ever be
fore.
W3C
Coeds are of be
qual-
tail-
Ity and stylish patterns.
did by the fatuous MICH
AELS. STERN
ilSWfflX53!Ha
.1 M. Howe ! still selling nest tail
ored suits on the coast from Cimil
! m ntal Tailoring Comunny. of Chlcn
! , ntolS Willamette street. tt
CO., who
Hat
Oct OeWltt's
Salve -.
Cnrbollted Witch
l good for piles.
Sold by all druggists.
Large stock portieres Just received.
: Also lace curtains.
, CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Here's your chance to make gnul.
Special sale of boys' and girls' school
; shoes at Yoran's shoe store.
Onion Sets.
CHAMBERS HARinVARF CO.
I If you want a go cart with ospec
lallv itood sjirlugs see our new Mon
umental Mile Just received Lorn the
f.l.'t.irv.
CIIAMUKRS !ARUVAItE CO.
NEW TOOAY
WANTF.U By young man and his
wife, suite of two or three rooms
suitable for liht housekeeping for
five or six weeks. Address an
swers to O. S. P., C.uard office, ml
Sheep S-l
at penei s.
unm ntai-'i'.nes and knife
New !ni,t-l Just receH-
braiid is a guarantee of ex
cellence. Come in and look at
the m.
Big reductions on oil win
ter suits. In order to close them
out and make room for new
stock.
We carry a full Hue of fur.
nl.lilng, fr ,,., ,, (lr
price- n ml style are right.
We own mr own building,
pay nu rent nm an- viil.fimi
M-asonabl'e pnifit.
IS YOUR
BREAD Madcvvilfc
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
If it IS VCU a!rc?Mc5v lrnnur all o.c can tell vcu about it
II it IS'NT. you v-ant PURE WHITE FLCUR in )
Jxitchen fcxt Baking Day.
It makes the Whicst, Lightest Bread.
PHrsToiipiosraiuK
: u, -led
nitb
ClIAM'lKRS !! U! ALE CO.
CASTCSfA
-Mhx ED. HANSON
for Infants
Tfca m n
R.virs C
PURE WHiTE
FLOUR.
is nude d b'dcctcc Scctch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Gradc. Use Pure White Flour
for pastry and cakes as
veil as fcr bread-it sat
isfics cr your money back.
M.
II.
Pure White Flour j
Sals by tre ju..
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