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38 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1919. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE New Blouses Henry A. Strong, Long Business Associate of George Eastman, Dead in His Eighty-first Year EAGLES PLAN AN AIRPLANE FOR A PICNIC FEATURE Monroe Audit Company Auditing and rout Accounting Fluunclal fttateinruts. Income and Eiftu Profits Tux Report Prepared.

JUYLW. 1818 i A. HTONK fit. tl KAST AVENUE. 3.M -J 63 -i WoulcK Have It Drop Free Tickets on Crowd.

iA.H-4 68 fi; 7I 7A.K A.H- tlAM. liM IpH- 4P.M.- HI Lif 181 WANT c. A. fully competent double-entry bookkeeper, one who lias had yearn of experience In accounting and office management. Write, giving experience, references, etc.

Aflilrxx XX. IS, till office. OTHER PICNICS ON SCHEDULE (-8! We place on sale morning, 950 Dainty Voile Blouses the newest styles from New York. YOUR CHOICE HA -UH 2PK JPK 4P.M. PK "5 P.K- P.M.

1 8NI0 p-83 L7 01 31 riorence Cadet Corps, Organized Thirty Years Ago, to Go to Mani-tefc Myron Adams W. B. C. Picks Maplewood, O. E.

S. Durand Park. For Sale KIOHT-KOOYf XT MM KB KKKIDKNC'B lu select neighborhood on I. like Ontario, sniidy lieuch, safe for tJood water, lee house, garage, fruit, garden, boat, etc. For particulars address KK-SS, TI1IH 01' KICK.

Novel features arc being planned for the j.l.-nle of Rochester Aerie, Fraternal Order of 'Kaslei. to be held on Sunday, August ROAD REPOBT OF AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF ROCHESTER, $2 NOTH'K, It. Al TOMOH1I.K OWN FR. KJiiloim of good engine nil, In barrel or Xc hi ft gnUon Iot. pound of jrriine tit He pound.

2 jcul-Inrirt of No. 1 bird oil nt 00c, a gallon, ilrltijj your pail mid cniiM. tVIJ.MA.W J. TKOT, KKAR WKKT MAIV. New Dresses Pretty Georgettes, Satins and Chiffon Taffetas WESI.

Rochester to Duffalo, via Scottsvlle and liatavla. TUi tout lu tulr condition, ei- flit for 7 uiilea ili'tour Kutavlu went. I Aiitouiolilla Club of llot'liestor ltoutu Curd 1. HorliPMtrr to Hnlliilo, via. I.ockport and Knnborn.

'JliU route In (food condition. ILv auuiinoblle club of Jtoilii'stur, Uouto Card So. Ui. Koi'lieatcr to MaKiira 1'h1I. via Spi-ncpr-poil, ltrocMort ami t'ne Au-tmuobllo Club of HocUeator, ltoutu Lard No.

20. NOIITI1. Ilix'lieatcr to Vutfrtown, via Hodua and Woleott. Detour Alton to Woluott, good In dry ivputbiT. Automobile Club of Houio Curd u.

ItocboHtcr to Hydus urid Sodud l'oiiit, via Atlantic avrnuu ml I' rui I In mj. KA.ST. Hwlit'dtor to SyiacuHu, via Victor, Car-audulaua, licuoMi uiul Auburn. Tiilit ia tli ht'Ht, owUik to ollini; butwppti Kul llloomtlold uml CiiuiiihIiiIkuii. Ih'tour iro loth, in Johnson's grove at the end of the Kmerson street car line.

Negotiations have been opened by the committee In charge of the picnic with a well-known airplane company to liave a machine sent Unfi for the day. It is planned to have the aviator or avliitrlx drop tickets entitling picnickers to refreshments nnd various amusements. No bend charges will be made, although tickets for refreshments and entertainments will be sold on flie grounds. All Friends Invited. It Is expected the affair will draw the hirgest number of persons that ever attended a picnic of tho aerie.

All friends of niemhers are Invited. A program of contests for young and old Is being prepared. The committee In charge of the arrangements Is coniKscd of Patrick Reagan, rlmlrmnn; Earl Coarsen, secretary; Lewis Hiiics, John Leecox, Alex Ryan, Oeorste Itnth, Curl Hnppough, Edward llowiien, 1 HARD COAL Specially Priced $12 to $19 vldcd around coiijitructlou at Victor. L'ej Atitomobllo Club of Koclicstcr, Koule Cural'l 1 AMERICAN TAXICABS Stone 41 1 8 Main 2428-9 VOILE DRESSES Special $5to $12 Also a few exclusive Tricytine, Trirolettes, Poulettes and handsome embroidered Dresses are on display. lames Mcl'artlin, l'red llogaa and James No.

8. SOUTH. HocbCBtcr to IlliiKhnoiton, via Caiiiin-dalgua, Uvueva. Waterloo, Itbara and t-'audor. Ce Automobllo club of itoclici-tcr, Kouto Curd No.

Jtl. HocheHtor to Kliuliu, via Victor, Can-nndnliiua. ivun Vuu, Watkius. Use Automobile club of UucUtrstcr llouto Card No. IS.

Koclipstr to tJ'tchnortb I'nrk, oivinit to Henry Alvah Strong. -i In the death of Henry Alvah Strong at his luiiiie, Xo. Kant avenue, early liwriMM.r nna WANTED All kinds of help for overrent tittlor SKIRTS REDUCED! roimlructlon hi'twccn lirnewo and Mt. Mor ris, be st route via Miimford, Cnlctlonia. i ntizena, ono of its shuft Hj.M.ftliy operHlor.

Apply ftt once. rtctieat nieu and one ot Its generous pnil- I.elloy and I'iivIIIoii unci Warsaw. This route Is mostly niu.a.l.im with a short stretch of dirt road, wliicli la fair in dry weather. and l'avillen and Warsaw. This with a short Stone Rhine St.

i gave JKKi.OfK) with which the building that tho institute now occupies was erected, The needs of the Young Women's Christian Association attracted his attention, and, with his wife, he gave for the erection of the building iu Franklin street. The Cmvorsity of Rochester next cluimed a share of his wealth and in when the effort was started to raise a fund of $1,000,000 for a woman's college nnd to increase the endowment fund. Mr. Strong gave for the erection of a woman's academic building as a uiemiirial to his mother, Catherine I.atla road under eonul ruction. KKjIitrnlnivra road closed owing to uuthropists.

Htrmiff Lad been in poor health for aeveriil years, hut his condition was not coiisiiiereil serious until a few ago. His death occurred at .1:30 o'clock ago. Mis death occurred at o'el yes.erduy morning. Tim only members uf his family present were his "wife and his son, t'ori'in, lately returned from I'' ranee. WASH SKIRTS, $1 to $5 Shrunk Gabardines and Tub Satins.

SILK SKIRTS Tricdlette, Baroncttc and Fancy Silks. SPECIAL, $5, $10, $15 and $19.75 WOOL SKIRTS, $5 to $15 Plaids, Checks and Sport Novelties. COATS, SUITS and CAPES REDUCED, 4 to OFF bruise coiiHirucrion. Float brldae closed to trattic l'erry Center to Moscow under construction. I.lvonln to South Mronta, oiled July 14th.

mi in in I trim west to Kast Itloomtleld, oiled July 14th. W. Junction to Pavilion, oiled July I'th. Iloiitc curds mentioned can bo obtained at club otilce. The Geneva City Hospital Training School for Nurses Registered I Offers a two unit one-half yiirs' course to women, age IH to l-rflucalituiiil renuireuients ono year high school.

US regents counts) or ItK eiiulvnleut. Kor full particulars, address Miicrlii-tcndciit of hospital, Uoneva, W. V. Poland. Florence Cadet Corps.

Florence Cadet Corps, an Independent military company, organized la October, lsXi, will hold Us reunion and picnic at Manltou lleach on Tuesday. Members are to meet in the lobby of the Powers Hotel at 4 o'clock. Automobiles wil be furnished. A baseball game will be played. Afler dinner reminiscences will be In order.

The committee In charge is composed of U. E. Lenry, J. E. C.leason.

V. II. Crowell, Jacob Saner and Charles A. Mathews. Myron Adams Post, W.

R. will hold a 'basket picnic In upper Maplewood Park on Wednesday, July SOtb. Supper will be served at fi o'clock. I Rochester Chapter, O. E.

will hold a picnic at. Diirand-Enstmnn Park on Saturday, August -d. Dinner will ho served at tl o'clock. The August meeting of the Stltchciic Club has been postponed until September. TORONTO LODGEHAS OUTING Odd Fellows Oathe at Maplewood Inn Ring to Past Grand Pike.

Teoronto Lodgo of Odd Fellows held their annual picnic yesterday at Maplewood Inn, East avenue. During the dav several contests were run off for ties lienetlt both of the old and the young. In the baseball game between the past grands and Hie Scarlet degree team, the tormer won by a- score of 14 to 8. Dinner wns served In the evening, followed by dancing. A special feature of tho day was the presentation of a fraternal ring to Tast flrand Henry Pike, who has Just completed his term of office.

THIRD CHILDREN'S DAY AT THE BEACH Those Under 12 Will Get in Free To-dayrGood Fiill. To-day will be the third Children' Day of the season at Ontario leach Hopkins Strong. Gave to Y. M. C.

A. When, enrly in 101.1, tho Young Men's Christian Association set out to raise for it new centrnl building uml branch buildings and their equipment, Mr. nnd Mrs. Strong ndded to the gift, of that was mudo by Cieorge Kastman. AH during the progress of the war the names of Mr.

and Mrs. Strong appeared for large amounts for the numerous, war activities. They were among tho large contributors to the Bed Cross drives, and to the War nnd Com-uirmity Chests. The funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon at 3:.10 o'clock from the lute home and bniinl will be hr the family mausoleum. Dr.

William li. Taylor, pastor of Brick Church, has been notified of Mr. Strong's death and will return to Rochester to conduct the 25-29-31 Clinton Avenue South OLIVER BROS. OFFICIAL lllSTKIIUTdU Prest-O-Lite Products tiTOKAUK BATTKKIKS OAS AM H.1IN(1 AI'PAHATIS Wr l.DIMi Kl K.H 100-1 1 1 MONHOK AVK. 'I'llONKS.

VO ADVEBTlSEMKiVr OX OI ALTOS LET LS DESTROY THE He was it native of Rochester, a son of Alvah Strong, who at one time we.s proprietor uf the Rochester I billy Jlcmo-crat, and Catherine Hopkins strong, unit ns born on August On August in Niles, Mic he tiinrried Miss Helen 1'hcbe (irillin, who died on January 5, ISIIt. They became the parents of four children, Gertrude, the wile of Henry Achilles, now in Honolulu; Herbert, who died in infancy: Helen, the wife of (leorge It. Carter, who was governor of the Hawaiian Islands under I'resident Itoosevelt; and Henry Griltm Strong an automobile dealer of this city. On June 1-1, IfXlTi, he married Miss Unfile C'urrin r.oekwood,. of Taciima, a niece of Colonel Chnuncey WW.

Rriggs, who had been lifelong friend. He leaves his second wife, an adopted son, Corrin Strong; a brother, Pr. Augustus Hopkins Strong, nnd sister, Mrs. Henry S. Miller, or this city.

Held Clerkship in Bank. Mr. Strong's enrly schooling was ob-tained in Itoehesler timler N. W. Iteue-dict, who then conducted the only school that prepared for college.

He did not go to college, but finished his schooling at Wyoming Academy, which, at that time, was the highest institution of learning in this locality. Upon his graduation front the academy he became a clerk in the American KNchungo Hunk iu Wull street, New Yolk, which position lie resigned iu a year or more to enter the shoe business in Denver. When the Civil war broke out Strong was mnde assistant pay master in the I'nited States navy, in which position lie served two years. His experiences were more exciting; thau those of many who fought in the same conflict, for he was with Commodore Farragut with the fleet that passed the forts at 11 ACTIVITIES OFJPEDRO CLUBS Still Alives and Bain Drop Dodgers Hold Their Weekly Meetings. The Still Alive Club met at the home WATCH FOR POTATO WART Victor yGarden Council Finds None nsKYet, but Gives Warning.

rotttrofs ntitl lipnna in the pnrrtons In the north end of the city art looking es-pcHnlly thrifty, inronlln to the report of the Victory tinnlcn Council. An inspec 1'ark and all under 1'2 years of age are to be admitted free and huvc free rides on the merry -go-round, the breezer, and a trip through hilarity hall. The fuu will start at 10 in' the morning ainl continue uuti iu the afternoon. Children from nenrby country towns nro again invited. Special entertainment has been arranged for the little ones as well as for their parents.

Opening on the free outdoor stage to-morrow, a high-class vaudeville bill lias been booked. Aziuius llros. have a midair performance that defies the laws of gravitation. The other act on the bill is Sevillo nnd Pifo, in "I'astimes behind the Iiattlelields." Both these acts havo won success on the road. To-day's concert has three exceptionally good entertainers.

Miss Minna I.udwig, dramatic soprano, will lng popular selections. Kred Werner will he there with the latest ionic. hit of the. day. John 1'urtell in xylophone solo will furnish the instrumental nuinbet The management announces that the Demurest horses, a big eight-horse act.

booked for a week's cngagenicut in tho near future at the park. Tliere are drilled horses, dancing horses, posing horses and what is claimed to Vie the highest jumping horse in the world with this act. Also there is "Red Devil." the unrideable mule, guaranteed to drive away tho blues. This act was for years with the Itingling Bros, and Barnuin 4 Bailey circus. of Mrs.

Morinrity. I'rizes were won by Vfhji BrrariKA hare mado si inly of Ilid-Ilnirs, Ituiti Iick and Mrs. 10. Chapman, Mrs. F.

Tullmnn, Mrs. Stein and Mrs. Krautwurst. The next hostess will be Mrs. Toal, of No.

other rrmitu. We iriuiriiutrit our nork. We ran inakr yon linppy If Ill Treyer street. ARC THE BEST Your buttery, starter and Rcnpr-ator must be rifiht if you expect ftervlce of your ear. Lot us look them over.

E.ST AYEM'E BATTERY and STARTER SERVICE STAT10X Inspection Free. M. B. (Iii. Ilul.

6 It a Alley Stone WVi riilladelplila Butteries The Rain Drop Dodgers met at the Ycrmln In the trouble. UOt'llESTKIt VERMIS! CO. CI! ABE tm. N. SJ HAKVKMT T.

home of Mrs. Kusehel. I'rizes were won by Miss Itoichol, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. J.B-sohorn, Mrs.

Schetiermnn and Mrs. Ueich-el. The next hostess will 1e Mrs. I.e-schorn, of No. 44 Trcyor street.

Tho Jnunita Pedro Club held its out ing at flrand Yimv Beach on Wednesday, lulv Kith. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mobile At the close of tho -war Strong i Smith, Mrs. French, Mrs. Sprenthall and tion wan limit yestonlny of a Inrue number of can lena In that section.

Homo enrlr benns nre Irpulnning to ripen nnd in a few custr eiirly are beinK dug. No appearance of tho potato wart, the new disease to which attention of garden-era hns been culled by tho Stnto ColleRO of Agriculture nt Cornell University, has been observed in Koohester gardenii. According to the Kttiden council thin disease van Introduced by potatoes Imported for entlnjr purpura and used for seed. Tan Garden Council bas Issued a bulletin cautioning: pordeuera to be on the'lookout fo rthe potato nnrt and to report all unspiclous casra to the council or to the State College ot Agriculture nt Cornell Tlnlveraly. Thr characteristics of the disease are rouhf ypouKy outgrowths of varying tinea on the tubers, epeciidly at the eyes.

The wnrlH arts lU'ht brown at Brut but become Muck and decayed, with age. Sometimes potatoes in the affected bills are worthlens. The disease doea not attack Tinea above the Krund. "11 once infected remains contaminated. entered tho of manufacturing i Mrs.

Lewis. '1 he next outing ot the FOR MORE MILES PER GALLON USE A RE-CARBURETER AND PRIMER (WITH VOl'B PRESENT CAKBt'BETER) whips with his uncle, Myron Strong WANTED Hoily ninkera nud (Irst-cliise cabinet ninkrrn. Voung men with aoma experience lth woodworking tools to lrairn body making. Also young men to lenrn trimming. Ciinut elinme for youtig men with iinililtluii.

J. Cunningham Son Co. 13 Canfcl Street BABY SHOW PART OF FIREMEN'S FIELD DAY Point Pleasant Association Has Outing August 9th. Opens WIDE ON HILLS where Most Power is Needed. Is Adjustable, Universal and Absolutely Automatic.

For Pleasure a rs Trucks and Motor Boats. Corrects the Mixture at All Speeds. Remains CLOSED AT CRANKING SPEEDS where a Rich Mixture is Needed. A PRIMER. A CARBON REMOVER.

THIRD TETANUS VICTIM DIES club will bo held at Kane's Hotel, Twenty-third ward, (Charlotte), on Wednesday afternoon, July 1010. NEW BILL EVERY EVENING Festival at Church of Sacred Heart Announced. All preparations have been made for the festival to be given by the t'huri'h of the Sacred Heart on Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings of this week. The festival will take the frfrm of a celebration of the homecoming of Rev. Father Mason, who served la the I'nited States army as chuplajn.

The F.ntertfltnment Committee has en-gnged some excellent talent for the festival and a complete change of program will be made each evening. On Monday evening the Sacred Heart ti lee Club and Charles Itawken, baritone, will sing; Fred A. Wag-ner, a Rochester comedian, will give a monologue; Harold Ross will play banjo selections, and Jack Free, character comedian; Miss Heauey and Mrs. William It. Crnlg, formerly Miss Margaret lleveron, linger, will appear.

$2,500 TO $5,000 All Emln.i draw too Wen Mlslnr Ht.iMlnm the KK-CAKIU KICTItH Will correct It. the tirade of fur lllnhe.l Fllleleney Knlera Cylinders. No (iMOllna Mted or Made Into Carbon or r.tee.a Heat. It really Governor. It C'onlrola the tirade of la your Reanlar Carbureter It Automatically (11, r.

In Kltli for Martina and a Lean UH for Urlvlnf. No Matter How Good Your Car, or How Fine Your Carbureter, the Re-Carbureter Will Improve It. Price is $4.00. (Subject to advance without notice). MAIr.

BY J. l. KEI.I.F.V, N. WATER ST. THE RE-CARBURETER SALES CO.

145 CUTLER BUILDINO AGENTS WANTED A baby show, for babies under IS months old, will feature tbo second annual Held day of tho Point Pleasant Klrctncn's Association, which Is to lie held at Point riensiint on Saturday, August Uth. The coininltete In charge of arrangements have prepared an elalmrate program of sports which will be of Interest to both old and young who attend the outlug. The cibalrnien of the various committed are as follows: tieneral ChatrniHa, Kred Stelnorth: publicity, l.ouls Ous; grounds, Chief Henry Flug; sports, li. llcttlg; concession, I', llartiiig: music, Fred lloreland; refreshment, P. Mueller, and Charles Suss; ice cream and candy.

Kesel nud P. Knlpper; secrelary, H. Clowe; treasurer, V. (irass. Others In charge of the arrangement are II.

Vogelsang. K. Drew, ti. llelpick. Boy of 7 Succumbs to After-Effects of Injury to Foot.

As the result of an Injury to his foot a few diys ago, Emmanuel liodenhouse, years obi, died lu the Municipal Hospital on Friday ufleruooa of tetanus. This Is I In, third Rochester victim of the disease within a month. The Health Ilureau has Issued a wnrnlng against neglect of conditions which may result In lockjaw. Ilodenbouss apparently was recovering from his Injury when tetanus developed. He died twenty.

four hours later. Hortun for eonihutlng lockjaw may be obtained from tho Health Bureau without cost. WMMTE lulltmn! promliinru and 7.VM caplUi rv-ludva rrprtenutlv In Urn Mlrf-Wit city, to sll Uirh-gi-ail" celluloid nnd mrt-t adwr-tidtig noveltie, liaugit, but' ton, eniMems. K-vtiably kiwirn to ltd wmitwi by bunlnrJUfoi rf pvtv rim and tint lire, Orilnn raiifu frntn )i to w.ir ra h. OflU- main-taiBf(I.

HaUry and vum mlwton ptd. KtiHv ot-( hin-inn." trni'1-utrt, Qualkflfatfuna and thi ArM-fm buifintirt npffretic wuh kttir. later purchasing his uncle's interest. A few years afterward he entered a partnership with E. F.

in the same business. The partnership lasted until 1SS0, when Mr. Strong disposed of his interest in the whip business to enter the 'business of manufacturing dry plutes and film with Ocorge Eastman. Partner of George Eastman, The two men had formed a partnership iu KSS0 under the name of Strong iV F.nstnian. Iu this partnership it was i.Mr.

Kastman who furnished the inventive genius nod Mr. Strung who furnished the capital to place the Knstmnu invention on tho market. The capital that he lirst auppllcd, amounting to has grown ninny million- Soon iiftci this the Kustmau Dry I'lute nnd Film' Company was orgnnizel with Mr. 'Strung as president aud owner of a controlling interest, nnd Mr. F.astman as treasurer.

In Inter years losses on Western investments niHile it necessary for Mr. Strong to sell some of his stock, and thus be lost his controlling Interest in the concern nltbough lie continued as an oflicer. When tho Fiistiunti Kodak Company of New Jersey wus formed ill 1001 tr. Strong became vice president of it, and he hns retained the presidency of the Kastmuu Kodak Company of New-York. Besides his connections with the Knst-man Kodak Company he was interested in a number of other financial and commercial institutions, lie was president of the Rochester Button Company, president of the Cniteil Stales Voting Machine Company, vice-president of the Alliance Bank, and a director of the Monroe County Savings Bank nnd of the Security Trust Company.

Many Large Gifts of Money. Id 100." Mr. Strong gave to the Rochester Theological Seminary for the orection of Alvah Strong Hall in memory of his father and the father of Dr. Augustus 11. Strong, who was then president of the institution.

In BIOS, recognizing the possibilities of usefulness that lay befone the Brick Church Institute, he, with Mrs. Strong, Your Floors. Plan Home for Aged Jews. The question of establishing a home for the aged Jews of Rochester will he discussed at a 'special meeting to be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Associated Charities pudding, No. Hnden street.

All Jews of the city are invited to attend this meeting. TO RIDi AND DANCE ON LAKE I Germany Needs 200,000,000 Marks. erliu, July 'J5. Ulnvas,) The question of the necessity of a forced loau by Oed-mnny of murks tins been recommended, according to the I.okul An-zelger. Daughters of Scotia to Meet.

Lady MacNaiightna LoS, Pnaghters" Sends, will bold special meeting at the home of Mrs. T. Cochrane, No. 153 Weaver street, tomorrow evening. The purpose of the meeting Is to mnk arrangements for the reception of the grand chief daughter.

Members who tmve applications should turn them In at Mils meeting. Moran, T4 Fast Special showing of new blouses, and sweaters nt attractive prices on Motulay and Tuesday. Adv. Po.tle Zion Flans for Affair; Topic for Meeting To-morrow Evening The Ktigllsh Speaking llranch Puale of Itocheiter, which recently was organized, will hold a nioohlluht ride and fiance on the steamer tlleun on l.aUe On. tarlo on Friday evening, August 8th.

Half of the proceeds of this affair' will go toward lie Palestine Liberty Fund. The meetings of this organisation are being held every Monday evening In the Hebrew Library and various Zlnnlstlc questions are discussed. The topic for discussion at the meeting lo-tnorrow evening will be "The Alms of Jewish Labor." All Interested are welcome. Don't let your hardwood fliinrs be ruined, when they tan be kept in splendid 'condition by a little care. If badly worn, the first thing is to have them re-finished by our expert Then they can be kept in proper condition by the use of ADAMS Floor Cleaner and Floor Wax These are the preparations our own workmen use, and you can get them in small cans of convenient size at Abner Adams Company .47 Eat Avenue Summer Fur Sale.

Twenty per cent, savings on fur capes, scarfs, chokers, conts. muffs. A deposit holds any article until wanted. William Gauss Fur 10 Clinton avenue south (upstairs), next to Hotel Seneca. Adv.

0 Arch Troubles Quickly relieved at Dr. Reynolds shoe and chiropody parlors. $il to Treatments, $1 to $'J. Kxamlu-ntion free. W7-313 Powers Bldg.

Adv. Summer Clearance, Ladies' Apparel: Cotton Toile waists and whit skirts at greatly reduced prices for this week. Annette Shop, 210 CypreBS street. Open day and evening, Adv. Extra strength relntorred lilcjeles, down, 1 weekly.

Free out lit, electric lamp, pump, bell, stand, all tales, rash or credit. Morgan's JSES The more on ln-in the floveniinent. the les your tates wtll he. Kver think of that? llelter buy Thrift and War Savings Stamps. Buy Thrift Stamot.

You ge; full measure when you buy Thrift uud War Mayings Stamps. Buy Ttirltl Stamp..