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13112 Nnrth2rnAhnanr2 `___-_ BAR iiiE*s___BEsT LAUNBRYE LE.M BROS; Phone (516. \V0rk1na11sh 1p gllzlrmlteed on all fz1milv.washin9r Few. %Thi'!,gaC!!"t..i'!A. Lif. WW" Health G. W. J. EASTMAN Prop. Phone_ 277 Phone 406, Barrie. Our stock is now well assort- ed. Spccial good stock of imported granite. 1o;oo3o:o1e1o 1o;c1n1o :o;o1o 9 C. w. ROBINSON-E` F.l=.r-frical Cnnfractn r McClary s Electric Ranges and Circulating Water Heaters Sold and Installed. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF ELEC J`R1'O IRONS HOT PL-\TES TOA STER S 1-`IE .=\_TER S LAMPS BULBS, ETC. 21 (immn SL, The Simcoe Marble Works 20 Owen St. - Barrie; Ont. Choose y o 11 1- Monument now and have it set in the spring. House Phone 698. The Binning Studio , An impinged nerve cannot Chiropractic Offers You Health \V1|et.her You Have Acute 01' Chronic Trouble, and the Reasons are: Nerves regulate and control every acdion and function of the body. Slrbluxatiolls (partial dis- placmnent of \'erteb1`ae) re- sult in nerve impingen1e11I. p1'ovpe1'1y- pe1*t`o1'm its func- tions and the result nmst be 211111 is that the part of the body supplied by that nerve xnust sul`1`er; becomes seutetl and you are sick. Laundry called for and delivered Prices Right AW `'2 . Chiropractic renmves the sublllxa-~'+.u1; adjusts the 2*; I'erteb1':1e into its nztttlml position, t1n'n:~;0n the ne1'\'e supply, and nature does the curing. Get at the Root or Cause of Your .-\ilment. (,` Prices 1'easonab1e Electrical Contractor For Painting FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES I Flvo Pomts i 101 DUNLOP STREET Drs. Burns Phone 591, Barrie Ch iropmctors your photograph the only gift that only you can make. And now is the time for a studio ap pointment 'I`}~Il.7R.SDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1923 Pea1111t . . . . . . . .250 lb. B11`r`rersc() rc11 . . ..25c lb. Almond . . . . . . . .35c1b. Brazil . `.1 . . . . . . .50c1b. Meirs Chocolates Bulk and package T /zlis C/zristmas THARD WOOD SLABS--- 3 Per Cord $10.00 E SOFT SLABS from $5 to $7` ! A1la11da1<;, - W. GRACEY & SON` Phone 404 Lam` ])istz1n<-0 Czn'1`inr- . -5 any tune. 60 Elizabeth Street. `R. G. MANUEL Mgr. Phone 721 Shop 1028. Barrie store phone 125 Allandale store phone 770. Ontario, AUTO LICENSES General Merchant ` 'rraii1 - Seed - Coal: 30:1] E:si;11c. Money to Loan. Debentures of the Town of 15:11-rie. Per Cent. Issue. Good Investment. Butterscotch .t.T2,.v t W. A. TURNER. - Prop. ` Pa ge Two Graduates assisted to positions Beg-in any day. _% %_40c lb. - Other Homemade 7\ V Taffy M with Wainuts ED. BRYSON S Confectionery W. BELL, ISSUER A. BERRY 7 OWEN S'I`REE'n .`.Ia:onic Temple Building . . -_.__.:, _.---__- Successor to J. Arnold Insuralnoe LEFROY, ONT. Free Information. (Founded 1851) Published every Thursday morn- ing at the office. 123 Dunlop Street, Barrie. Subscription $1.50 per year in Canada. and Great Britain, $2.00 `In United States. Subscriptions payable in advance. Advertising rates on application. Morrison & McKenzie, Publishers. FOR SALE Barrie. Allxmdule. 1 The King Go-vern-ment has been boasting of the great increase in in1.1nirg1'a`tion during the first nine months of 1923 over the total in 1922. But the gure in this period, 106,000, was 6,000 less than the emnigration out of Canada into the United States, during the first seven months of this -year. A `better barometer of actual conditions is sho-wn by the figures of settlers effects coming into and going out of Canadla during the scal year end- ing Sept. 30, 1923. There was all told $6,000,000 of these effects came into Canada, and into the United States alone $9,000,000 was sent out. That there is need of a radical` change in our educational system was made clear at the educational meeting held here last Fridlay. The rural schools, of which there are over 5,000 in the Province, are not getting a sqirare deal, and there is need of more practical t1'ain.1'-nrg along agricultural lines in the rural districts. Inf boys and girls are to remain on the farms their education must be along the lines that will best t them for their life work. Farmiirg uow-a-d'~aJys is a science, and to be successful the farmer must be trained along special lines, just as in any other profession. Since Hydro power was intro- duced in 1916 the uunrber of cus- tomers has doubled, the power load has tripled, and the average kilo- watt hour cost to customers has been redtrced to less tlhan one-half previous `ates. The total mileage of rural lines at present operated by the Commission is 835 miles, giwiiig electrical service to about 13,500 customers. If the distri:hu- tiou of electrical energy had been in the hands of private corporations most of the thousands of customers in rural Ontario, including the smaller towns and vill ges. to whom I-Iydro now dist-riibutes electricity, would be 'without the benefits 01 electriczll service. `excellent en_<.:ra\'ing of the ne\v coat A new $2 Dominion of Canada note has just been placed in circu- lation by the department 01' finance. On the face or front of the bill anew steel e11:.,'ra\'e portrait of the Prsince nt` \ \'ales and the (late of is- sue is June 23, 1.`)23-tl1e last birth- day of the Prince. The department took advantage 01' the presence in Ottztwa 01' his royal higthness to in- troduce the bill. The new note is of striking design and is altogether one of the most artist-ic that l1a.<: been issued by the department in recent years. The back carries an of arms 0!` the Dominion. The colot ` printing on front and back is in a pleasant shade of olive }.:`reet1. The rmw Prinnn nf` \\7'nln-: icnn \l'n'll lml LJH:il>.illll. blldklf.` UL Ull'\ E f-. l'HUIl. new Prince of \V'ales issue will be! _<.:rzul11z11l_v placed in circnlzuion and will in time supplant the old Con nau-,_:ht 552 note which has been in circulation since 1914. um [ `Z.\ -President VVilson has broken a long silence on international affairs and in a iimsszxge in the ;\mericnn upeople asse1'ted that demoralizing; circun1stances which America might haw-2 conlrollvtl have gone from burl to worse. .\t the close of thc war we turned our backs upon our associates and rnfusotl to boar um ,1'o-*-s~po11.sible part in tho z1dministru- lament estzmlislmlelil of the results ot ilw war, won 211. so ::reu,t. it cost-- iaml Willldl'I*\\' , into a sullen and jsolsh isolation. which is (Ir-r-pl} i:.:nol)lr> l)ecuu.~:e m;miI`r-stl_\' r..-o\\`urtll_\ and tlisl1o110t'uil)lo. l rocee .\lr. lion of peace, or the rm and pe1'n1~ ;\`.'il:-on said, We shall ino~\'iI:1l>l_\`, lb? l'or(-Ml l>_\` tlw lll()l`Ll1 ohli.L'I-ll,i0n"` `mt t`rrmloiu and honor to rulric-w= t iztguiu the rolv oi` (.`f.`lll`ZlLZI". .soli' rr-- vspm-I and lll`lDfll1llt".<: whicli O\'m'_\' {true .\mr-ric-zm musi xvish and l)e~ `limw to be our luty. } that fzmil error and u.<. once` Au!` I_uunI|_~ 1: IKLCU IU Iil(`I' Will] `:2 .24-rirnls pmhlenu. 'I`h<-re-, are too `m-.m_\' r.-hzxnr-vs heinzz i.:1Iu'n and mu many peoplc: 1)vin_:: injnre(l he-(-u1I.`c- of tho ('.h:1m-ca-t.ul\'i11,r,' huhit. Thm nmtm"t whn ha,biIIlz\XL\' lulu-:~ 1-hzxnc-r-.;~: is rez1: surn [0 bu In '\`nl\'od nhimz1'fe]_\' in an 2l(`(`i(I!`TH. 'I'he sanw genrernl rulo IlDI)|it=5`. In th<- ip-1e. The \vm'! in industry {who has not time, or thinks he has. `not time to ho careful, is,h;.1sIm1in:_: 11129 day or his injury, and tho em ` plnym` who prefers to Iukr: 21 chance grzxtiwr than p1'o\'id 321.1 :-.::I1a1'(]s rm ihis dzmpzerous muchinm'y is im'ilin.- 1inj1n'y to his men and inm'ousml |:-uxn.pe}1..:1t,io11 costs for hims(-1f and` uolher r--Inplnynrs in his class. 'I`n n\un\v' nh-Vunnu I`Iv'n hninu o..1 v x 1 > E . x 1 1 L V I I TH'URSDAY, NOVERWBER 15, 1923 t|Hllf`l "Itt[)l(L\l'i`S 111 1115 mass. t 1 To m:m,\' r'h2mC(>s are b(in;z lulu-n tin :1 countr_\ that lwc-(ls In C()hSPl`\'(I `all its f()t'('(3.s', but morr: particuu1u1'1,\` tho Iivvs of its cit'izvn:~:. Thr-re is :11 sa_vinr.: that The chancr>-tukr=r i:~. the zlccident=muker" and this has bm-n nlmndant]_\' proven by the his- tory of accirlmxts in indttstry in this country. On thv other hand, therc Iis 21 rvoorr] of :1 t'm'emzm in :1 wire-' plant in Hamilton .s'hmvin_g sixty years of service with never an acci- d0I\I` H1 hilnunlf nnr n any-inntn nnni ` Man is like :1 t'a,ck~-useful if he has a. good head on him and is pointed the right direction. but even though he is driven he can only go as far as his head will let him. A hen is the only living cre-aturc- that can sit still and produce divi-` (lends. NOTES AND COMMENTS Thr- 'l`()() `\l.\.`\'`\' ('Il.\.\'('I'I.\` > llIUll`. u.I.lI'nLlUll H) CZ1l' 11110 , and H10 curbing of the L-chance spirit. t-HUI zluu ussulue 0 11:01!" 11clpfL1I1w:<.s' nv ric-an .- slry is face to fzutu with \v'n'|\1nnn 'l`h.~.u-1,. .....-. (An Illl.IIbl`ll illlll` : I n nnncovx-r Barrie - Marble - Works; According to the review for No- venrber just issued by the Canadian Bank of Commerce, trade co-nd.ition:_ in Canada are on the w.hole, satis- t'a'ctory. The success of the Domin- ion Government loan and the Province of Ontario loan augurs well for the future of the Domin- ion. The chief 11'atur.al products of Canada, those of the eld, forest and mine, are nding marketis aubroad in increasing voluume despite the unsatisfactory conditions which prevail in so many countries. In- ternal trade has shown little change in the last month. Buyers are very cautious, giving attention to im- mediate rather than` prospective re- quirements. Connnercial collections are seasonably better than a year ago. The greater part of the eld crops have been harvested and threshed under favorable conditions. The quality is well up to the aver- age, but the price obtained by the producer is lower than a year ago. The cost of production, however.~ may work out lower this year. It is pointed out that the condition oil`! the farmer would not be improved I-uv nn inn:-nneo nf nvndif nut nl nrn. tut: J.iJ.1'I1lt:l` wuuru HUI. ut: Auryluvcu by an increase of credit out of pro- portion to his :Lbi1.ity to repay. The Chairman of the Bank of New Zea- land recently said, It is safe to say of the majority of those farmers who are in diiculty that they had too much credit and not too little." Cases are reported t`rom the United States of farmers by the score who have ztbzuidoned their ._t'arms to mortgagees and creditors and gone to work in towns and lumber czunvps, taking their personal belonging? with them in motor cars. The fin- ancial statement of one farmei who raised 4000 bushels of wheat shows that taxes, interest. on mortgage and harvest expenses ab- sorbed the entire proceeds of his (~rnp,1e:1\'ivn:_r not.hin:.:' t'or his own labor and that of his t`amil_v. In Canada the position 01' the furnier is on the whole better than in any other country. Ynixiistaliable expression of the high esteem in which Rev. Neil Campbell is held by the ('01lf{l`I.`f.`,'J.- tions 01' the three 1l})[)011IliH3I1t`S to which he has ministered for t`hit't_\' _\'ez11':~; was shown at the l`m`ewell concert and supper at Central church. Om, on .\l0nd2i_\' e\'c11i11g 01 lz1.<,t week. This was 2L celehrzttimi `not only of the past0t"s tliirty _\'cz11'.~: 01' t'aithl'nl service in the commun- ity, but also of the tlhit*t,\`-tit'tli un- ~1iive1'sz1t'y of the fotind-ing 01` Con- `trztl church. O\'ei'o\\'ii1:.; congre- ,gutions were in z1tten(lan`ce zit thr Isnmlay services, 1`.m11_\' coming fvom at cm1si(le1*atl)le (listmice. On ;\l0n(lz1_v evening long bct'0t'e nightfulrl people her.:an to arrive at Central cliurch nnyl if `Ir-in `lnfn u'n vhn r\1'I\v\I'v\nr hr. |9'\.r`lllllK lUll;L', |JL'lUl|: lll.`5'lll1ill'l pEU[)H* chu1`ch and it was late in the evening be- fore all we-1'e served with cold fowl and other delicacies, for which the good ladies of O1'0 are justly famous. . Owing to the late a1'ri\'a1 of Rev. iC. \V'. Mc-l\'r=n7.io, of R-2111121 .\Iis.~'.iun. .who was to be chairman of the 0\'(?l1i1l'-Z, Rev. Neil Campbc-ll, in 21 chart nrltlv-nee 1-ofov-I-curl in t'aulinu `llltl tho 1'espnn. rvstin,-.: on him. In his wor-lc he .hu(l z1lwz1_\'.<: had the thoughtful and helpful aid to`. who 0.... .. uu to short address. 1'et`e1're(l in t'eel'inr_- terms to the .L;r(>z1t clmnges which the years had wrought (luring his long pastomte and the good feeling that hurl existed amm1;.: the Iltrer clnn-clws of the Ch:J.I`g(`, as wall as the pvnple of other clenmninations. He had ul\va_\'s (Iona his best. tn 1'v;1li7.r> the importance of the work. ...\, \)l .. nu. .u..~.uuu. the [mantle to the end that Gml' might be honored and :.:1m'itied. I-Io l)<-spoke for his . Rev. .\'l1'.. Mt-l.nun, the .=z11n(> loyal SlIp:p()I'l that had ul\\'~a_\'s been accortlml himS(?l`l`. \ unh.n:H:l nvnuu-u nu n 6' r`V\I\r\Is`\ AI: uuw, young man," ne warned him. Suh, replied the red-cap, draw- ing hlm.se1f up proudly, Ah's toted `hundreds of dose, an nevah once does ah let de bottles rattle." nun au\nl_\.s IJUEII uuuu1'uI-u HIIIISGH.` .\ sp1u11di(l progrzun of speeches,` `solos. instrumentals, 1`<`-zuIix1:.r.u, 010., {was _"i\'en and it was (mo 01` Haw nun.-I g-nnnn;-vfnl pnniul -us _~I\v;` nmst SIN hold I'm` 1) nu um-an llll ll. JUIJ: hull`: {ma Neil Czml1;h'e1l, who 11:1: (`,vntr-.1! (-hm'('h, (inlhriu and St. `.\11d1'-xvs for vhi1'1y yt-111's, pI'oz1('hr>(l xhs l'zn'0-\v<~ll s-rnmn on Sumlu_\'. Ur. (iznuphvll onlvrcd ()1w(.`n's l`ni\'m'. in 1370, _-_-,rz1r1`ua1in_4 with d`isIim.-lion 'ui'1I-r an M15; n()i1r: Iini: his the-uln_.;i(t:1I studivs in `ISSG. His. `first r:hur_4n, \\'as :1! I'11nsh:_\', nmn `Pr-rth, where he smwml for seven and :1 half _\'eu1's; In 1892`. he xvas callus] to On) to nlinisxrw lo the u:0nr41~r-_.-utinns in tum township. ()`.'<-r this wide clm1';:e .\Ir. Camp- `bull has l:rb0rv(I unceasingly ever !since, aml it is said hhat he is lknnwn nun-cnnnilv +n ovnv-v ...`.... `Iva I:o,hm'v.'l among tho 0011g1'u.a4`:11i()x1.s 01' The express from Montreal had just pulled in and the nervous and heavily laden passenger had accost- ed 11. porter. "{`.mrn`f'n.1 uyinu 64"..-,. ....:: ..--A- Memorial Tablets Corner Stones ' Markers Monuments _ Canadian 85 Scotch Graniteg PRICES REDUCED E JOHN F. MURPHY, 1>rop. fI1_`I.,_1, _ H. .1. u -,u. \7\L'I $311109. sun] him! iknmvn 1wr.=onuI1_\' to e\':-ry mam, wo- mam and child in thv township. in 1':-lirin:.: from the acve nninislry In 1l'1'.%`!'(l(-3 in Barrie he has Hm hvsl [wishes of the entire nommunily for `tho l'1mn'n- happiness 01' hi111se1l' and Mrs. Cmnpboll, who has been a wortlhy lmlpnxuto. ' My dear m~m1," said the wife, who was beginning to he 0.\'z1spr>r:1lo(l as she lmdertook to touch her hus- lmml Ihr: ne\v`dancn steps, You lmlrnotl to drill in the army; why can : ynu pick this up ? It's a per- fectly sinrple step. Any one would think you were mentlallly decient. Aln|n. Hm EDI-(rr:u1nI'o mm. u1111J\ _\'uu were 111e1111a111y rleticient." AIn1ost the se1-geant.'s ow11 words, my dear. a11swe1'e.d the 1111111. -.1. porter. "Carefud with those suiyt cases now, young man, he warned Suh. ranlipd fhn rmi_m-.n .:....... C().\'DlTlONS F.-\\'0RABl.E R`.-\"l"l`l.]NG GOOD l OI{'l`lll nu C. N. (`.\.\ll'Il`Il.l; ('l.()SI`}S |.().\'(.' l .\S'l`0R.~\'l`|`} IN ()I{() .\'lG\'El{ (`ll.-\.\'(lu`l) mm 11. 01 Int er.-e:~'t`uvI social :.,'at11erin_g.< a Ion: 5.219. Cz\I1l1;l)"e1l, IIIIHHU` (hm D(`|l1Ul'n(v"\!it\n;` nu una, nvuuu|,:.',. , I'lI'.,| t. Hlvwi t`.'.:H>, I A. lIRKPATRICKi 5 HI IODU. l'll>. mvzu Huni Gnu.-un~1.fn The Northern Advance Large markets have been the rule of late, but Saturday's Thanksgiving market eclipsed all previous ones this year. Both in point of attend- ance and produce displayed the manket was easily the -best seen since last Christnrzrs. Every avail- wble inch of space in the building,- was occupied by those offering C011]- modities l'or sale. The tnrhles ;._:roz1n- ed under the weiglit of chickens, -'lu'cks, geese and turkeys laid xipun them. Indeed, so many were brought to market that nmnhera were forced to sell them from Ul0iI' cars and buggies outside. It was a real Th`an market, with scores and scores 01' bezuililnl fowl dominzrting the inarkel. The qwality of the povultr-y offered was-: e.\"cellen-t, and many were heard to remark lllI)0I1 the ne appearance 0! the chickens and other `fowl (JlT(!l'(!d for sale. I Vhhn v...:nm- [HA nnl annr fn -.1n\' n\'- 1101' sale. The prices did not soar to any ex- tent, hl facn chickens dropped a cent a pound, seuing at 26c and 270. Ducks, which were offered in abundance,lnought 28c to 30c a pound. The prevaing pce oi turkeys was 35c a pound, whne geese vvere quoted rronl 30c to 35c. I Towards the close of the market the prices of fowl broke. When the nnarket opened 46c-was being asked for turkeys, 30-3Tc for geese, and 30c for ducks. Near the dose prices below hall` 01' what they sold for at rst\vere asked, a nunnber ow turkeys sening for 20c a pound, geese for LSC a pound, and ducks for 15c zm pound. nn1:u.n Hm rnwl huftnr mu] nous SATURDAY S MARKET I01` IDC il. puuuu. llnli`lw the fowl, butter and eggs rose consideralbly, 42c to 45 being asked for bulior and We to 65C :1 dozen for eggs. Laml) sold at 25c E1. pound, front, and 30c a pound, hind. A-pplos were o1'fo1'ed in mbtlmlance at 40c to 50c a basket. Vegetzubles showed little cllange. Potsatoes were q.uoled mostly at 1 1n n kntr Prir-nu - .,...v .. B11He1' Eggs Fowl Ducks . Chickens Tu1'1:e,\'s Geese Lzunh Celery Sage . . Apples Point 00.: n Tomatoes . . . . . Green Tomatoes Onions . . . . . . . . 'I`nrn.ips ... . . . Beans . . . . . . Beets . . . . . . . Carrots . . . . . . Parsnips . . . . . Cabbage ...... Czmliflowor 1"ick1in:._: Onions Citrons . . . . . . . Cream ...... I1o:\vers . . . . . . Young Pigs .. .. H2Ly.......... Hogs........` What kind of a fellow ls he ? Well, when he gets into a yel- low taxi, they leave the `vacant sign up. N()'I`l(`l'} OI ;\| [`!.I(';\'l`[().\' FOR LE'l",l`El{.5' ()l*` GL'.-\l{I)l;\NSH.ll` , G1*afn BUIIIEIIKIU l. I-nvesm.:z1li0ns carried out, under Criminal Code 44, under 0.T.;\. 59. Search warrants 62. vY\Yn|-nlhnv ni nlnnrlnu/I 1~.nln'ln '70 1n the SllI'rng;ule Court of the County of Simcoe. IN THE MATT-ER of the Gu-.11`d- ianship of Roy Deegan Smulnens and Robert James .\IcC1ea1*y Semn1en:~:,, the infant children of Iilizallmtlll Selnmens, late of the To`\\'n 01 B211`-1 He, in the County of Simcoe, Widow, I deceased. , I \Tna:nn Ia hnruhv -vivnn H1211 nflnll 1 l'lBl_Illh bl.` c0'mm`iM,ed in sentence 12. 1.nIyn4-O31)-nih If you'd succeed in what you do, And from the world gain thanks. Just be in the seld -'s1z11-ter class, And not among tine cranks. Notice is hereby given that afteti the expiratidn of tweilty (lays i`1'om the first ptrblication of this notice` application will be made to the SUI -l rogate Court of the County of Sim-i coe for {L grant of Letters of G1la1'(li{L11Sl1iD of the person and; estate of the a:bo\'e named iufantf children to E(iI]111I1(l Stephenson. 01` the Town of Barrie, in the County lot Simcoe, Section l"01'eman. 1'\...,..1 ..+ n......:n Hm um-mnh flow | ueceascu. I I i I I 1 I . l 01 anncoe, aecuun 1'uH.=xI1un. ` I)-.1t(~(I at Barrie this Se\'ent11 day, [of No\'0mbe1', 19221. ! I . I2...-u Mr \I nuuvlu E.-nu hlll_L',IL` L, H|ill'l'lL'll L. Nationality, 100 Cum1di.'u1s, 1:` English. -1 Irish, 8 Indians, 1 Sc0t(-.l1. 1 Chim+se,'3 I-IL~.b1`ew, ] Il`ulian, 2 Swede. Ilnuucvnnr an! in in-\.l A`. nn '70 \UXLl'UIl \'\'il.l'1'il.llLS D4. Numlber of standard hotels 72. 11121 LUl:`5 \\ Cl C I1-uuu l .10 a bag. Prices : l.\'>'I'l*`.("i'()ll lil'}Il)`S Hl`ZI ()l{'l.' Te1o1)1io1ie 734; 79 Bayeld St. ` - B (`uurt `:15:-s l)m'in_-_'; \ .,- l"in(-s lm|m.~ml, $ll,..4-I. uI)L:1, JUL:-1. Buys & Mllrchison, .H'nIi('i(nI'.~' fur .\ppli(`:Int. sent to jail 6, ned 78, in dn1`z1ul1. 4, stlspmuled H). ~12-4 Sc lb. 60-65c do /.. . .1.0_ . 5c bunch `.35-5()C bask`. " "0c 1) cl ...5-.) e < . 250 lb. 28-30c lba. 2ti-27c lb. 3.-Sc lb. 1-`.tJ-35c lb. 254-`.(}c lb. 15c bunch $1.10 b'.1_'.; 50c bask. 30c bask. 70c bash. 0 In 1`.-n. . J.Ul.' Ullllklllv .53 each $12-$1.3 Ion eo .-:n rnvf i 311 '-,v '0 IUH `$3. cwt. ` .2-Ju qua 25c each 30c pint .106 bunch. Q`) nnnh l IUD |J(.l1l\. 2 1'0!` 50 10c pint I `-40 haslxzl >-40c bE131\'.`{ Sc bunch 10c each 15c each. -11,. (.4 . ` , KXOX OO%O%XXOO%X%OXO%O:_ Palpr-r Ilun;_-,in__-_ and General llnusej I)(.-vnmtinzr, Phone ; 5:39\\'. 1