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Dr. Teneyck of Toronto, was renew ing old acquaintances in town on Saâ€" turday. Miss Mabel Miner of Hamilton, spent Sunday with Miss E. Winterburn in Grimsby. Mrs. H. H. Anderson, who has been spending the winter in â€" Florida, reâ€" turned home on Saturday. P Mr. Wm. Gibson has sold his beautiâ€" ful home and fruit farm east of the town to a Toronto man. For Saleâ€"Splendid eating potatoes, reduced to eighty cents a bag. Jas. A. Livingston, GRIMSBY. Trimmed hats worth $6.50 to $8.00, for $5.00 at Stephen‘s Cyclone Sale: Also very special lines at $3.50 and $2.50. : For Saleâ€"Two seatedrubber tired carriage, good as new: For particuâ€" lars apply to J. Brooks, phone No. 6, GRIMSBY. : Mr. and Mrs. A. Burland, Mr. Chas. Burland and Miss Kathaleen Rea reâ€" turned home last week from a splenâ€" did winter‘s vacation in Hamilton, Ber muda. To the people of GRIMSBY and viâ€" cinity.â€"I am preared to do your decorating, papering and painting at the shortest notice. My prices are right, having had city experience all my lifee I know I can please you. Apply â€" to H. â€" Hazen, phone 345, GRIMSBY. Master Ian Kerman MacLachlan of Toronto, is spending a couple of weeks with his grandmother, Mrs. John Kerâ€" man, GRIMSBY. Wantedâ€"A position on 2 good fruit farm where I can work under instrucâ€" tions with the idea of learning the business. Have had no experience in farm work, but am willing to take inâ€" structions and learn. Apply by letter to W. F. Malcolmson, general delivery, GRIMSBY, Ont. "ROUGH ON RATS" clears out Ttats, mice, etc.. Don‘t die. in _ the house. 15e andâ€"25¢_ at Drug â€"and Country Stores. Sept. 815 Wantedâ€"A capable working houseâ€" keeper, must be a good cook Good wages. Apply to Box 174, St. Cathâ€" arines post office, Ont. For Saleâ€"Registered Shorthorn bull calf, three months old, $35; also Alsike clover seed at $9.00 per bushâ€" el. Apply to A. Bingle, phone 282, ring 2, GRIMSBY. § There is no job too small or none too large. Satisfaction and promptâ€" ness is my motto. Painter, decorator and paper hanging. H. Hazen, Paton St., Grimsby, phone 345. For Saleâ€"Eggs for hatching from R. C. Rhode Island Reds, at 50c per 13. Also eggs fromâ€" Indian Runner ducks, at 75c per 13. Cash. â€" Alvin Althouse, R. R. No: 1, Grimsby. Phone 55, ring 3, Winona. A certain lady remarked to her neigh bor that she couldn‘t buy print at 5¢ per yard in Canada. "Only one place that I know of" was the reply, "that is at Stephen‘s Cyclone Sale. You can also get 40 inch factory cotton there for 5c and men‘s balbriggan underâ€" wear at 25¢ per suit." Prof. Caesar of the O. A. C., Guelph, is spending a few days on the fruit farm of Mr. P. Gamble, North Grimsâ€" by, where he is carrying on some exâ€" perimental work in .spraying. He is assisted by Mr. Cowan, also of the Colâ€" lege. Prof: Caesar expects to remain in Grimsby and district until about the first of June, following up experiâ€" mental work, principally along the line of pear blight. For Saleâ€"â€"We have a few more peach trees for sale, very good qualâ€" ity, at ten cents each. Tillotson & Chester, Main St. West, GRIMSBY. The new hose reel for the Fire Deâ€" partment arrived in GRIMSBY on Tuesday last from the Bickle Co. facâ€" tory in Woodstock. The new reel is a great improvement on the old one. SEEDS! SEEDS! Get your onions planted now. Yellow â€" Dutch setts, Multiplier onions and shallots on hand. All varieties of both vegetable and flower seeds on hand, in bulk and in packets. Seven be pkts. for 25¢.., *H. Rayner & Co:,; Flour, Feed, Seeds, ‘phone 157, GRIMSBY. For Saleâ€"25 acres first class land within three minutes of St. Catharâ€" ines. Well drained, close to Gregory‘s siding. $200.00 per acre. Terms can be arranged. Write Administrator, 64% Henry St., St. Catharines. Capital Authorized $5,000,000 Capital Paid up â€" â€" $3,000,000 Surplus â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" $3,750,000 kOGAL ITEMS of Interest in and Eround GRIOSBY AUCTION SALEâ€"Mr. Jas. A. Livâ€" ingston has been favored with inâ€" structions to sell by public auction on the premises of the late Wm. Forbes, in the yard in the rear of the store, on Friday, April 23, 1915, at one Oclock in the afternoon There will be offered a large quanâ€" tity of square timber of varying lengths, scanitling, pine lumber and other building material. There is also a quantity of storm sash, winâ€" dow frames, etc. Also a large numâ€" ber of pigson holes, shelving and [ material of that kind . and a large quantity of other articles too numâ€" ’erous to mention. In the collection is a splendid long flag pole, a set of heavy wagon wheels, nearly two l'h'und‘rted egg cases and a heavy mar ket wagon tongue, a buggy and a set of harness. °> an excursion to Victoria Park, Niaâ€" gara Falls on Saturday, June â€" 26, 1915. Rates and particulars later. Our dressmaker arrives today and will be ready to take your ®order for a Spring suit or coat. You will be pleased with the work done in our own workrooms,. Apprentices will be wanted at once. A. F. Hawke. The Ancient Order of Foresters of GRIMSBY and Beamsville, will Trun EGGS FOR HATCHINGâ€"From my high class White Wyandottes, Marâ€" tin strain. $1.00 per setting of 13. Jas, A, Livingston, GRIMSBY, Ount. For Saleâ€"A solid oak fumed finish dining room set complete, consisting of buffet, one round pedestal extenâ€" sion table and six chairs, all match ing and carpets, etc. Apply to Mrs. Royce, Oak Street, GRIMSBY. For Saleâ€"I am now taking orders for tomato plants also cauliflower, cabbage, celery, etc., and Wwill be pleased to receive orders at â€" any time, Apply to Alex Groff, telephone 79 ring 3, Beamsville, Ont. April 28. FOR SALKEâ€"â€"A very desirable home on Robinson St. South, containing, a house and barn, gituated on â€" a large lot, 80 ft. wide by 150 ft in depth, All in good condition. Apply to Mrs. L. L. Hagar, Robinson St., GRIMSBY, Ont. An interesting meeting in connetâ€" tion with the Y.P.S. of the Presbyâ€" terian Churck, will be held on Monâ€" day next, 26th inst; when Rev. A. E. Armstrong, M.A., will give a Lantern Lecture "A trip through the foreign Mission Field." The meeting will be held in the Church an is open to all. The Wide Awake class of St. Johns church held a banquet last Friday evening, in honor of the class‘ birthâ€" day, having been organized one year ago. The guests, numbering about thirtyâ€"five, gathered in the Sunday school room, after which they all were invited to the dining room where a very sumptuous meal was prepared: After they had all done justice to the good things, they returned to the Sunâ€" day school room where a very interâ€" esting program was given. Mr. Curâ€" rie also gave a short address on the good work of the class, after which they all sang "God Save the King" and returned home. The regular meeting of the Woâ€" men‘s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Wim. Gibson, Main St. East, GRIMSBY, with an attendance of fiftyâ€"four. Miss Metcalfe gave a paper on ‘"How we can help our girls and how they can help us." Miss Bernice Hawke sang and Mrs. Alex Scott gave an instrumental, which were very much enjoyed by all. The doxuations of comforts to the boys in the trenthes proved to be a great success. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hugh Anderson, on Tuesday, May 18. PGGS FOR _ HATCHINGâ€"After April 5 I will sell eggs from my great laying strain of Anconas at $1.00 per setting. I khave 75 of the finest Ancona hens and pullets that can be found in any flock in Canada, all Sheppard strain. A few nice hens and pullets for sale at $2.00 â€" each. Jas. A. Livingston,â€"GRIMSBY, Ont. NOTICEâ€"I wish to warn men and boys against riding their bicycles on the sidewalks, After Thursday, April 22, 1915, every man or boy found riding on the sidewalk will be prosecuted according to law. Notice is also given that all yards, cellars and closets niust be cleaned out and put in samnitary condition before the first of May, 1915. The law will be strictly enforced in this respect also. D. E. Swayziec, Constable, GRIMSBY. Pte. Kempling, No. 11008, first con tingent, writing from â€"the front ~on April 2, states that he is quite well. ‘FOR SALEâ€"Sow and ten pigs, one week old. Bargain if taken at once. Apply to W. B. Nelles, North GRIMS BY, ‘phone 96 ring 3. FOR SALEâ€"An old frame house, some good timber and lumber in it. Must ‘be removed at once, R. C. Van Dyke, GRIMSBY, Ont. j Garden land to let on shares; also large brick residence for sale, or rent, partly furnished if desired. Apply to Dr. Alexander. GRIMSBY. High clagss cleaning done in our tailoring Have your Spring suit â€" like new. A._F. Hawke TO RENTâ€"â€"A new bouse on Moun tain road, hard and soft water, good cellar rent reasonable. Apply to Mrs. Jas. J. Game, at Wm. Filby‘s, Moun tain Road, GRIMSBY. EGGS â€" FORâ€" HATCHINGâ€"From pure bred, high class Rhode Island Reds, $1.00 per setting of 183 or â€" 15. D. E. Swayzie, Grimsby, Ont. WANTEDâ€"A married man wants position on farm, by year. Accustom ed to horses. Apply to Brownhill, Box 104, Beamsville, Ont. For Saleâ€"Two pure bred Barrei Plymouth Rock yearling cock birds, beautifully marked, grand breeders. Apply to Jas. A. Livingston, GRIMS BY, Ont. A & FPOR SALEâ€"â€"A good general purâ€" pose team, wagon and harness. The horses are good workers, good drivâ€" ers and all round first class horses. Apply to Enoch Shaw, Winona, Ont. ment is meeting with the success it deserves . We have every facility for making clothing to measure that will give utmost satisfaction. The prices are $15 up.â€" The quality of the cloths is extra good for the money. We try on every coat and make sure of a perfect fit. Give us a trial: We will please you. We have a large stock of ready made suits from $6 to $18. Our famous 1961 Blue Suit ut $15 beats the world. We specialize in men‘t trousâ€" ers from $1.25 to $4.50. We are manuâ€" facturers and sell direct to you at wholesale prices. Farrar Clothing Manufacturer, 5 Market Square, Hamâ€" ilton. We give premium tickets. Any one who has any carpenter work to be done in the mear future, will do well to communicate with me about such. I am now open to do all kinds of this line of work, either by Gay or by contract, and 1 guarantee all my work to be firstâ€" class in workmanship, and reasonâ€" able in price. Give me a chance to substantiate this statement by letâ€" ting me do some work for you. I bave had considerable experience in building, amounting to 16 years, seven of which have been spent right here in GRIMSBY and district. So I am able to attend to your wants in a â€" very efficient manner. Albert Beere, GRIMSBY. For Saleâ€"A new house with ®° all conveniences, excellent lot for garâ€" den, some fruit, on Livingston Ave. For full particulars apply to J.â€" W. Thomas, GRIMSBY. EGGS POR HATCHINGâ€"From my great laying strain of Barred Plyâ€" mouth Rocks, headed _ by two prize winning cock birds, at $1.00 per setâ€" ting of 13. Jas. A. Livingston, GRIMS BY.Ont. 5 A ten cent tea will be held at the home of Mrs. A. Terryberry, Mounâ€" tain â€"St., on Tuesday, April 27, from 3 to 6 o‘clock, under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of St. John‘s Presbyâ€" terian church, The proceeds will be used in aid of the Organ Fund. MONEY_TO LOANâ€"We : hbhave . a limited amount of private funds to loan at current rates of interest and on easy terms of repayments. No commission charged to borrowâ€" ers. Apply to Kidd & Farrell, GRIMS BY, Ont. A.UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT to | ; be held in the Mountain Presbyterâ€" ian Church, on Tuesday evening, [ May 4, 1915, entitled "Afternoon Tea in Friendly Village, 1862," under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. Vocal music, solosg and choruses by the Jadies and others, Come and enâ€" |. Joy anâ€"evening of pleasure and seE the wonderful life sized photograbh |° albums of the hostess, Mrs. Josiah | Kelly. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Admis | * sion 25 cents. C Spring Is Hereâ€"How About Your GARDEN ? PRACTICAL BOOKS Growing....f;. "....x«t 4¥«caarlre. Pictorial Practical Rose Growing Pictorial Practical Bulb Growing Pictorial Practical Chrysantheâ€" mum Culture â€".......i@«¢%...%%s Pictorial Practical Flower Garâ€" denIf!g ..;l...~. _ r«ana tra«@‘"r rars Pictorial Practical Carnation Gardening.?..... _ lasthakana.nss First Steps in Gardening ........ Little Gardens, How to Make The Manual of Gardening by Bailey $2.00 Garden Making, by Bailey ....... 1.50 Practical Garden Book by Bailey 1.00 The Forcing Book by Bailey..... 1.25 The Nursery Book by Bailey..... 1.50 Principles of Agriculture by Bailey 1.25 Principles of Vegetable Gardening by ~BAllGY ..r:.~<11¢«asarkanki« hi Pruning Book by Bailey ........ First Book of Farming .......... Pictorial Practical Gardening.... Pictorial Practical Fruit Growing Pictorial Practical Greenhouse Managementâ€"....ril.= iiriakx.s.r Pictorial Practical Vegetable Most of Them ..:....:@.%<1.%,, Sweet Peas, How to Grow Them Fruit Garden by Barry ......... Principles of Fruit Gardening, New Edition, by Bailey ........ The Rose Book by Thomas....... Rock Gardening:for Amateur by TTROMmMAS_ ... m.iz.A .i e sner ie .n on AabQ Grape Culturist by Fullerâ€" ...... 1.50 Manual of Fruit Insects ........ 2.00 Any of the above free by mail on reâ€" Our -New Ordered Clothing Departâ€" CLOKE & SON ceipt of price 16 West King Street Hamilton, Ont THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONT. department. or coat made and pressing 1.50 1.50 1.00 50 50 116 1.50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 "THE MAXN ON THE BOX" SHOWâ€" ING AT MOORE‘S THEATRE ON APRIL 28, 1915 d Synopsis aâ€"~ Liecutenait.Bobâ€"Warbhurton, a fanâ€" cyâ€"free, adventursome _ spirit, is wounded ‘during an encounter with the Indians and taken to the home of Col, Annesley for medical treatâ€" ment. Mr. H. E. Robinson of the Ingerâ€" soll Camming Co. was in town Tuésâ€" day on business. Mrs. Henty Jones moved to Welâ€" langd on Friday of last week. What‘s GRIMSBY‘S loss is Welland‘s gain. Miss Sagrott, who has been away for the past three months, is now again in GRIMSBY and ready to do dressmaking, Apyly at the home _ of Mrs. Eugene Swayze, Mountain St., ‘phone 163. Mr. G. E. Smith, Windham Centreé, Of the firm of Smith & Son, local dealers for the Ford automobiles, was in town cn business on Tuesday. Mr. M. Alien, of Toromto, Manager of GRIMSBY@Beach is in town for â€"a few days making preliminary arâ€" rangements for the opening of the Beach on May 22. Messrs. A. B. Bourne, Bert Marâ€" latt and K+» Grout attended the funeral of the late Dr. Aikman at Toronto on Thursday. last. To Rentâ€"Ten or more acres> of fruit land to rent near Grimsby Park, cheap. Fifteen or more acres for sale, now meadow, with sugar bush and other timber. No reasonable offer refused. Apply to David Jackson, Main St. W., GRIMSBY. PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOANâ€"I have secured a limited amount of pri vate funds which I am prepared to loan on gilt edge security at once. Apply for particulars to H. H. Anâ€" derson, GRIMSBY. On Friday night,. April 283, 1915, the Ladies Aid of Winona will hold an old time Ladies Aig entertainâ€" ment in the church at Grassies, The public are cordially invited. Admisâ€" sion 25 cents, children 15. At a meeting of the Retail Merâ€" chants Association helda on Tuesday evening, it was decided unanimously to curtail that credit which has been generally enjoyed in GRIMSBY. Cre dit with the wholesale firms has beâ€" come so strict that this move was ne cessitated to retain their own good name. Further information on this subject will be made public through the press in a further issue,. We trust this move will meet with the approval of the general public.â€"G. E. Miller, Secretary. The Ford car is still popular in and around GRIMSBY. During the past few weeks many sales are reâ€" ported ‘by Messrs. Smith & Son local dealers, and prospects _ are _ very bright for large sales in thig district Among the purchasers this season are: 0. A. McPherson, Silverdale; L L. Hagar, GRIMSBY; Lorne Book, Silverdale; R. S. Zavitz, GRIMSBY; T. W. Allen, Smithville; W. H. Van Duzer, GRIMSBY ; Wim. Book, GRIMSBY. Recovering, Bob finds that his ser vice in the army bhas expired and he says he is fiat broke. However, he is rich in romi@nce and becomes fascin ated by the Colonel‘s daughter, Betâ€" ty. Betty, not knowing who Bob is, offers him a position as coachman, which he accepts.â€" Many and varied are Bob‘s experiences as ‘"The Man On the Box" of the Annesley coach. Becoming implicated in ‘a plot to defraud the United States Governâ€" ment of important plans, he thwarts the attempts of a Russian Count and saves important plans. Betty, while visiting Bob‘s sister, who is a dear friend, learns from Bob‘s photograph who heis, but allows him to continue as coachman. Bob is entirely ignorant of Betty‘s knowledge of his identity. Betty‘s father loses his money; then Bob discloses his identity and admits he is the possessor of a large fortune im his own right; however, Betty‘s and Bob‘s romance is one of pure love and, after a series of intri gues, plots and counterâ€"plots, all of which "The â€"Man On the Box" foils, the couple are married and live happily ever after. A RED CROSS APPEAL TO THE FARMERS Our country, with its Allies, is waging a great war for justice, for the protection of small nations in the enjoyment of their rights, for continued and growing freedom, and for the maintenance of its pledged word of honour. Much destruction and esolation are being caused, Lives ate ‘being lost by the thousand. Canâ€" ada‘s first contingent is now in the thick of it. Some will fall sick; many may be wounded; some will pay the last full measure of devotion to their country and its cause. The Red Cross Society exists to succor the sick and wounded in war. It needs more money to provide beds at hospitals in Great Britain and France; it needs more money to pay more Red Cross Nurses; it needs more money, and more things made by women, to supply to Clearâ€" ing Hospitals, Base Hospitals, and Recovering Hospitals. I appeal to farmers to send _ me sums from $1. to $50, during the first week in May. Every $50 provides one additional hospital bed with the giv ers name over it. By sending me about $10,000, you would serve your counmtry well, bring credit to yourâ€" selves, and make all of us very proud of you. For the sake of the wounded_ bays, make the gift subâ€" stantial. It will be an investment toâ€" wards the recovery of some Canadian soldier who stood in our stead that our Ccause might be upheld. Faithfully your friond, : JAS. W. ROBERTSON, ; Chairman, Red Cross Society at Ottawa Grimsby Branch THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE _â€"â€"BUSY SEASON Over 50 Picnics Already Booked For Grimsby Beach This sumnmnier promises to be Oone of the biggest picnic summers _ on record. Whether the slackness of business is encouraging picnics to the detriment of the regular sumâ€" mier resort is not yet apparent, alâ€" though it ‘s certain that the inrush of American tourists â€" thig yoar wWill te unprecedented. Never before has there been such an early booking for picnics of every description as this year. Both Hamilton and Toronto are booking up fast and early, and already some fifty picnicg have arâ€" ranged to hold â€" forth at GRIMSBY Beach this summer, over twice as many as booked this time last year. = ADDRESS . Pm = â€" The Canadian Poultry News, Grimsby, Ontario 2 fi"||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||l||Illl||l|llllllllll||||||||||||||'||||||||||||||||||||||lllflllllfi The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every facility for the transaction of their banking business, including the discount and collection of sales notes. ~Blank sales notes are supplied free of charge on application. 825 SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., L L. D., D.C.L., President ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager JOHN AIRD, Ass‘t General Manager CAPITAL, $15,000,000 _ RESERVEâ€"FUND, $13,500,000 Swart styles in Spring Coats, Suits and Dresses,. our entire stock of Readyâ€"toâ€"Wear garments must be cleared at sacrificing prices. We are not abl: to quote all the prices here. 1o Spring Coats in the new Tweeds and Serges. Colors are navy, brown, blue, grey and sand. Some have fancy silk trimming. on cuffs and collar.. Large plaids, basket weave and plain cloth maâ€" terials are made up in these smart coats. Misses‘ and women‘s <sizes. k egular$ 15 »nd $18.50 coats for Ladies‘ Readyâ€"toâ€"Wear Misses and Women‘s Suits in very pleasing styles for spring. The coats are short, fancy or plain trimmed collar and cuffs. All the latest colors are included. English serges, basket cloth, broadcloth and other new weaves are shown. This lot regular from $15.00 t Wonderful low prices in Women‘s and Misses‘ Dresses, made from the very best quality English Serges, Pailette Silk, Panama and black and while wool check materials. Trimmed with buttons, silks and braids in the new effects. Sizes from 34 to 40. These regular $6.50 dresses for $3,00 and $10.00 up to $18.00 dresses $6 50 fOris: s :s siis. un Havaar is isnn aaaana ies AAAE e revaisinsa se ava ev aaigy * Come and pick out that new Spring Suit, or have it made to measure from the newest range of samples shown anywhere. The style and fit you will find perfect. Prices $ $ Tanging HTOML T.i rrilsrirsrrarisaiatileas . 15‘00 to 45'00 OUTING SHIRTS 98c¢â€"Men‘s fancy stripe Madras Outing Shirts, turnâ€"down collar attached, soft cuffs, all sizes. Specâ€" 98(: 1Al AP in y cvanecrssiaria@er es era serices rs?riaÂ¥rÂ¥teX t€ainn d aich rwears soal Prines COTTON SOCKSâ€"Special range of cotton hoseâ€" for 15 man‘â€" thams en" sAranalnrIer n L m mre Cl r\r;r\n t}\;c m::p]: nar nq;r c COTTON SOCKSâ€"Special range of cotton hose= for lsc men, these sell regularly at 20c. Sale price this week, per pair We have just opened up the new Spting Shirts, including the very latest patterns and colors. Soft ‘cuffs with separate or attached collars. Also the County Club Shirt‘for men, has soft cuff with large layâ€"down collar which can be buttoned up $ $ close around the neck if desired, prices from 1-00 to 5'00 All wool motor rugs in grey, green, blue and plack plard patterns.. Regular $7.30 for.â€"â€".ar.=in..l.ll; Ai.l0 .ls y . Union rugs, extra heavy quality, in a very pleasing mixture of colorings, full size. Regular $3.50 for ......... Our stock of Club Bags, Suitcases and Trunks, and everything that is needed for the Pres traveller is complete. $ $ coupor Prices ranging from...... 2'50 to 25 iA rrd NOW IS THE SEASON FOR MOTOR RUGS The Canadian Poultry News PUBLISHED MONTHLY, AT GRIMSBY. ONTARIO A. F. HAW KE MEN‘S WEAR SECTION An upâ€"toâ€"date poultry paper for the uitility breeder and the fancier. Subscription price 50 cents per year in advance, or three years for $1.00 in advance. Advertising rates, fifty cents per inch, per issue. Classiâ€" fied advertisements, one cent per word. Send for sample copy. $8.50 and $5.00 FARMERS‘ BUSINESS Great Clearing Sale of All oc to $20.00. Clearing Eggs and Green Poas.â€"1 slice bread 3 inches thick, 6"hard cooked eggs, 1 cup cooked green peas, 4 tablespoons butter, 4 tablespoons flour, 2 cups milk, 14 lemon, salt and pepper to taste. Shell and cut each egg in half. Cut slice of bread _ to suit ~serving dish, notch it round with a sharp knife and scoop it out so as to form a large case. Fry gold en brown in bhot fat. Melt half the butter in small pan, stir in flour, add milk, and stir till it boils, Seaâ€" son with salt, pepper and lemon juice. Lay in pieces of egg, and let heat gently. Add remainder of butter to. peas, shake them over the tire and season with pepper. Put a layer of peas in bottom â€" of bread croute, and fill upâ€"with eggs and sauce and lay it on aâ€"hot dish, 3 s WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1915 y AA*x t > & f\ $ t f/Tfi W G. L. Waugh, Manager Present this coupon before April 28 and receive 100 votes. s * $5.00 * $5.50 s $2.25