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- -*v The Penn Yan Express PENN YAN, YATES CO., N. Y. REUBEN A. SCOFIELD, editor and proprietor . Penn published every Wednesday at Yan, Yates County, New York. Entered at Penn Yan Postoffice as second class mail matter. TERMS: |1.00 per Year In Advance; $1,26 If Not Paid In Advance. B u 0 t n c 0 $t € a x h * PZONE 240-R i D r . G. B . S c u d d e r D E N T I S T . P E N N T A N , N. T. Over Gas Office. B. T. A L L O R Y . FIREJORNADO, and AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. Farm Property-end Tornado Insurance a Specie! Feature In this Agency. Room 18, Arcade Block. Penn Yan. N. Y, W H Y W O R R Y To use the Bank for what you can SAVE is to Put Worry Aside — Money de posited in this Bank relieves you of all unpleasant con cern and leaves you only the pleasure of knowing lhal II is safe and is working lor >oo all the time. TheCitizensBank Penn Yan. Call 600DSPEED & MILLER for all kinds of INSURANCE and BONDS Phone 130 -M Good to ba Sure by Insuring With N. S. DAILEY, AGENT FOR Fire, Life, Tornado, Accident Health, Compensation, And the many other Branches of the business. Office, Room I, over The Lown Dry Goods Co Phone—Office, 228. Rea. * 826-J. Your Drug Store. E VERY woman In this tow n is Interested _ In pure drugs. We keep that always In mb d when buying drugs. Full stock of Drugs, Medicines, Pharmaceutics, all o f the finest quality. This store Is always In a position to fill your orders—or the doctor's order — promptly and efficiently. If you want the best, and nothing but the beat, the best way to get it Is to ALW AYS COMB TO THIS STORE!, where you will be sure to And she best. 1 FRANK QDACKENBIISB, 14 Main Si., Penn Yan. For the L atest Local News com pare the GENEVA DAILY TIMES with the others then Subscribe for The Times. HOMER C. P E L T O N , Agent 109 Walnut St. Penn Yan, New York. Columbus With a Spy-uiass. The medieval painter who in a plo ture of the crucifixion of C hrist repre sented u Itomon soldier armed with a blunderbuss must have a descendanf In the British post office department According to an Indignant writer In the “Bulletin de la Socle;* Astrono- mlque de France,” the English govern ment for Its possession of Saint Kitts or Saint Christopher, one of the West India Islands, has provided a stamp showing Christopher Columbus survey- In the horizon through n spy-glass. But Christopher Columbus dlscov ered America In 1492, while the spy glass was not invented until 118 yean afterward. But w hat a joy that stami must be to collectors! Lost Souls. A spiritist tells us that people play golf in the life hereafter. If they use the same language while playing It that they do here, we think we know to which division of the hereafter the game Is played.—James J. Montague. / MOW ARE YOB GOING TO VOTE? The Only Continuously \ Republican Paper in Yates County. ( PENN YAN, N. Y., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 1923 Vol LVlI.—No 49.--Whole No. 2971. FORMER “VET” TURNS EDITOR. Dr. W. A. Thompson, Former P ratts burgher, Turns Out Newsy Weekly Sheet. D O L L A R D A Y We Shiver While They Pick Roses in Florida. NORMAN GOULD RETIRES FROM CONGRESS AND JOHN FORTY-SECOND YEAR For R eliable Merchandise, w here you expect, and do get value received. \IT has b<e 1 our custom on DOLLAR DAY to give -*• to our trade all and more than we could afford, and to have all feel that they could depend on us for the BEST BARGAINS. WE SHALL offer our entire stock, without reserve, at a liberal discount. In doing this you are at lib- ■ erty to make your selection from the most comp'ete stock of Dry Goods, Carpzts.}Rugs, Ready-to*Wear, Notions, Hosiery, Wash Goods, Silks, everything usually found in a com ty store, FOR THIS DAY ONLY, There will be NO GOODS CHARGED, neither will there be any GOODS HELD FOR LATER DELIVERY not PAID FOR. We have bought NO cheap DOLLAR DAY GOODS for this sale. You come here and select what suits you, the cream from the most careful selected stock. Discount made known on Saturday orning the 17 th. We publish the following letter, tell ing of the ideal weather in Florida, while we of the Northland are sneez ing and freezing. It all sounds very alluring and explains why each year sees a greated number of people mi grate to the warmer states for the winter months. Rev. J. H. Perkins, Penn Yan, N. Y. My Dear Mr. Perkins: TABER TAKES HIS PLACE. Both Able Men. Taber Fqual lo Demands as Representative o| This 36th congressional District. Proposition No. 1, proposing to raise $3000 for purchasing the Ells worth Hose Co., a chassis and equip ment. Our Fire Department never ask for anything unless there Is vital need for It. The old Ellsworth Truck has been in operation for years, the Rambler chassis on which It is mount ed is not manufactured any more and broken parts cannot be replaced. It is in constant need of repair, and, while it has never broken down on the way to a fire, it Is not very depend able, and it is the fear of the Ells worth Hose Company that they will some day start for a fire and will not The other day we received a paper get there printed in Elmvale, Ontario, Canada, Our Fire Department is very “The Elmvale Leader.” It was the prompt. In fact the time that elapses first issue o£ a new paper. It was ed- trom the time the fire ben rin un_ lted and published by W. A. Thomp- m a truck truck leaves the Engine s°n; ‘ F°r L°veh aad M°ney' „We tr House compares very favorably with to think who had so favored us with _ . . . . .. .. „ this first issue. The only Thompson the time 11 takes a paid Clty flre de\ we could think of that we knew was Partment t0 Set under way. Dr. W. A. Thompson, a former V. S. Possibly one reason the truck is in here. We had heard that the doctor its present condition Is that an aver- was in Canada, but did not know he age of eighteen men out of that corn- had fallen to that class, an editor of pany go to a fire, and the chassis on a small town weekly, after being a whlcb the truck is mounted was not perfectly good'vet for so many years bullt to carry such loads, but when we, however, read the paper and , v ^ . » « ! „ a man s house is on flre he doesn t (rain in Membership and Substantial f°und it very good for the first at- . , t , .fh t ti . f|. , tempt. Somehow the editorial had a want the truck t0 come Wltb two or Sum in Treasury. Chamber Identified 80rt of familar look, We wrote ,he three men and the rest walk. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RE VIEWS WORK OF THE YEAR. With Muny Public Improvements On March 4th our representative 36th Congressional district. The large for the 36th Congressional District, business-interests of which he is the He editor and asked if by chance he was wants the truck to come and to come Dr. W. A. Thompson, of Prattsburgh. quickly. So let us provide a truck On Wednesday evening, March 7.1 Today w® got the second issue of the that will carry them. And all who the dinner meeting and annual elec tion of officers of the Chamber of Leader” and also a fine letter from vote, vote YES on Proposition No 1 Dr. Thompson. He pleads guilty to and if you cannot vote “yes” please Hon. Norman J. Gould, of Seneca head will hereafter take up his time Commerce was ^ The chamber’s being the same Dr- Thompson we used don't vote, as we do not want any Falls, completed his term in Con- and energy. 4 1 ~ ~ '1 ■“ ‘ \ 1 gress and stepped down, to let John Your very welcome letter was re- Tabori o£ Auburn, take his place. JEROME D. ROGERS. S A H P S O N T H E A T R E Thursday, Mar. 15. WITH D A N HOI T „ Th= <s,°'Kia “ -------------- L S r X l ^ I I VJ L m 1 Cotton Blossom AND TH IRTY-FIVE MINSTREL ENTERTAINERS PRICES— Lower Floor, $1.00, and a Few at $1 50 Balcony, 50 and 75c. Gallery, 25c. pins lax. ceived in due time, but my time has been very limited. After my work in the Garden and Grove and then let ter w riting is not my trade, you can readily see. Well, we are having the most beautiful weather here that any one would care to see, and when we get the Express and Rochester Her ald and Prattsburgh Advertiser and read what the people from every p art of the country is experiencing, we just pat ourselves on the back and say “just our good luck,” but we have not been as fortunate as in other years. We have spent five winters here and this is the first year th at we have been wiped by old Jack Frost. To think the old boy went down to 32 and this is what it did for me. My second crop of garden fruit, such as corn, beans, potatoes, and the small er stuff was ju st getting ready to bud, an acre of corn that would have gone into the market for roasting ears at 60 cents a dozen, but we have been eating green corn for two weeks and had a fine mess for our dinner. My potatoes it did not h u rt very much, and I had % acre of cantelopes and watermelons that was not hurt. We had a fine crop of Grangers and grape fruit that we have just sold and they packed them yesterday. We had about 350 boxes, that is the same as 700 bushels. Our bearing grove . is small, our young grove has 335 trees. They are three years old this March. They had a few on this year and now they are full of blooms, for the next crop. I have the most of my work to do as there is no one you can get to do a day’s work.Everybody is working on the road that Hillsborough county bonded for three millions of dollars for good roads last fall and they all ! w ant some of the money. We were glad to hear that Phil Curtiss’ people w ere all well and we hope that this finds you all w ell and happy, and that you are not in that 1500 that the Rochester H erald spoke of as being sick in bed. We sure was sorry to hear of Mr. F. J. Gillette be ing in the hospital in such bad shape. I wish you were where Mrs. Chap man could pick you a fine bouquet this p. m. The frost got some of her flowers but if you were here she could fix you out with something fine. I went out and picked a little grape fruit yesterday; put it on the scales and it weighed just three pounds. I am sitting on the porch, w riting this, and the thermometer registers 80 in the shade. We are both well and happy and do not have to stand over the stove and shiver for the want of coal. Well, I think you will be glad to quit by this time, so I will ring off, and join with Mrs. Chapman in kind regards to you and yours. Yours truly, F. C. CHAPMAN. — - - I ---------- COMMUNICATION. John Taber, of Auburn, N. Y., who will be Mr. Gould's successor in the Mr. Gould Was very popular with House is a man worthy of the faith „ 1 which the Republican voters placed in him. His training and experience is such thaT he will be admirably fit ted to the position. He is a graduate of Yale College, a successful and ex perienced business man, an able lawyer, and a man of public spir it and one who is vitally interested m i the welfare of the 36th Congressional vvm invi vv tt do uciu. a vuauiuci o l * i_ _ , i a _ , , . , ' * work for the year was reviewed and made outa £ Pm tsburgh was i f t h e members o£ the Ell3worth Ho9e Co™- many pertinent points brought out. present editor of the Prattsburgh P.any t0 b® tempt®d' ,when £he fire bel1 Among other things the active work Advertiser's old Brush car. (That was r *n g 3 two 0 c ock m *be m o r n |n 6 of the Chamber of Commerce has ac- new Brush doctor.) He says, among and its 10 below zero, to say to him- complished the following: other things, that he has been In Can- 86 f’ “maybe tba^ is one o£ the fel~ A committee with F C Pillett as ada for the Past tbree years, but that lows who voted N 0 for the new truck' chauman, is working on the plan of extent He J id he h *d done { *t of and go to sleep, again, establis ing a suitable parking place traveling, had prospected some and proposition No. 2 proposes to raise struck a pay streak, so that now he $ 27,000 for the paving and curbing of IVT/\I / !•\ y ^q v i m A A a ^ J ^ J A ^-* J for automobiles. Dr. G. H. Leader, chairman of the was resting on his oars and had tak- Lake street from East Main 8treet to Better Mail Service Committee, re- en UP tbe paper business for pastime Monell ported that it is now possible for Penn £or m^ud and body. Doctor, you cer- street. Everyone is agreed that it needs it. The Board of Trus- i i ♦ NORMAN J. GOULD his constituents and retires from public life wit ha record that is wor thy of mention. He has been capable and industrious and has endeavoied in every way to faithfully represent his constituency. His courtesy to ail who communicated with him in re gard to political matters was mark ed. No letter went unnoticed. He never failed to reply promptly and courteously, and this attention to de tail did not go unnoticed, and was ap preciated by all who were interested in the way the affairs of this- district at night, as the 9:16 train from the north now carries mail Heretofore special delivery letters were not re- ceivd until morning. District. He has a wide knowledge of | Yan to receive special dlivery letters | ^ ° lyH7 l t aL V!hatkh r harrm°oderUn tees have flxed the date tor the first plant, with linotype, etc., four people Payment of principal as 1927. They working for him, doing lots of busi- did this because the Elm street bonds ness and no competition to mention, and the Clinton street bonds are paid He says of his town. “Elmvale is a up in 1926, the water notes and the Secretary Whitfield reported that town far to the south of much of my sewer extension notes are also paid the Chamber now has 67 associate travels. You will find it on the map up in 1926 so there will be no in members and 156 active members. about 100 miles north of Toronto, and crease in taxes on acocunt of this Treasurer A. T. Beardslee reported a b | tle southeast of Georgia Bay. and| at the same time, it will $3,172.70 as having been turned in to sta, t°ngV b o o m .” He a7so Idds lhat 61 Ve twelve yeara for the abutting “The Prattsburgh Advertiser is one pr°Perty owners t0 Par their ahare the treasury and showed a balance of $1000 ore than was in the treasury of the best of my exchanges that I of the cost Vote Yes on Proposition at the beginning of the year just past. have> and l clip a lot of your good No. 2. President Tower read, the report stuff, (note my first editorial); you Proposition No. 3 asks for a vote on of the president in which he summed can see it there, no doubt, and if you the question of establishing the office do not object you will see it more.,’ of Police Justice. Do we need one? Are there so many criminal cases that up the work as follows: JOHN TABER posting of roads with signs pointing ^ . . . nstinnfii p ty H otatp affairQ anri js ,>p_ I to Penn Yan. All of these improve— were conducted. His influence in the national ana state anairs ana is ta y pable of dealing with the problems he knew his which will confront him as Congress man of the district comprising the Seneca, Ontario, Wayne and Cayuga. House was great and he voted as he thought was right and constituents would have him. He re tires to private life with the respect counties of Yates and good will of the voters of the I Strawberries 20c P er Q uart; R ent $35 Per Month But—It’s In Florida. g , .°T. T»Y P O P H A M ’ S ASTHMA REMEDY Gives Prompt and Positive Relief In Every A Case. Sold by Druggists. Price $1.00. Trial Package by Mail 10c. WILLIAMS MF6. CO., Props. Cleveland, 0. WILLIAMS t KIDNEY and LIVER PILLS Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and liver? Have you pains in lolns.eide and back. Have you a flabby appearanceof the faceand under the eyes? If so, use Williams' Kidney and Liver Pills. For sale by all druggists. Price 60c. WILLIAMS MF6. 60., Prep. Clireliad, 0616 Editor D emocrat: What can a poor voter do. The [From the Naples Record.] Editor Record Dear Sir: As we find it impracticable to cor respond wiht our many friends per sonally we will write an article, on this our seventy-ninth birthday, which we trust you will give a place in your paper. We don’t remember our first birthday, but are quite sure that there is no other person now living who was there. We read of the intense cold up North, and the snowdrifts, and con gratulate ourselves that we are in for $35 per month, which could not have been obtained in almost any other city in the state for less than $600 for the season of five months. Real estate is also much cheaper. We took a journey a few weeks ago to Crooked Lake, sixty-two miles south of this place, and there we learned ments Mr Tower stated in his report have been made by or through the power of the Chamber of Commerce. But the president went further in his report stating what the* organization had done about the raising of the Lib erty street bridge, the putting of two million fingerlings in Lake Keuka and the Yates County Automobile As sociation. Also the fact was brought out that at present time a very large machine shop and foundry concern is thinking quite favorably of locat ing in this village. If this company locates here it will be a great thing a sport and w rite some of your own once in a while so I can steal that. I am sure the many friends of Dr. | ^ ce* Thompson will be very glad to hear from him again.—Prattsburgh Ad vertiser. respect to all who aspire to the office, we say we do not need a Police Jus- That a year ago the membership F°u see that was why the was 39, today it is 213; during the |al in the first letter had that familar our j ustices of the Peace cannot ef- year 60 new houses have been built, 00 ' .,° ° . 1 ’ °fV a n . _°* °!ir ficiently take care of them? With due . 4 A stuff that is worth printing. Only be but that 50 more are needed just as badly as they were a year ago today; what has been done to better the con ditions of the alleys; the train ser vice on the New York Central road; the paving of some of the streets of this village; the parking of automo biles; the Penn Yan Academy athlet ic association; garbage disposal, the NOTICE OF TH E ELECTION. ANNUAL Dr. W. A. Thompson practiced as a veterinary surgeon here for a few years, Notice is hereby given that the The H unter and the Farmer on Co mon Ground. that wild land is held at $700 p e r . ,, _, .. . .. . ... „ „„„ v AI for Penn Yan. Many other concerns acre, while in this section it can be J and has many local friends annuaJ elf c^ ou wdU bev heldv “ 1118 . . . , ... . . , . village of Penn Yan, New \ork, in and acquaintances who will wish him [b 0 , 1rst District> at Engine House luck m his “doubtful\ enterprise. Our No- 2; in the Second District, at opinion is—there s more money in the Engine House No. 1; in the Third doctoring business. < District, at Whitfield's Carriage Shop, 135 Jacob Street; on Tuesday, the 20th day of March, 1923; that the polls a t such election will be opened a t 12:30 o’clock in the after* _ ^ . m, noon and will be closed at 6:30 o’clock Conservation Commissioner Mac- the afternoon; that a t such election Donald recently gave out a 5-minute following officers are to be elect- talk by radio on the subject of “How ed for the terms set opposite thereto the Sportsman Can Help.” He said in respectively: A president for the term of one year. Three trustees for the term of two years. A collector for the term of one year. part: “Sportsmen and farmers have a common interest in conserving our natural resources. The farmer is the . . . , , A treasurer for the term of one year, original conservationist. He rarely | An assessor Ior the term of three bought at from $10 to $25 and it is have tried to locate here, but they land which will grow citrus trees ! bave n°t been found satisfactory. A thriftily, as can be seen by those now tourist camp was built on the upper growing. Strawberries are naw plen tiful at twenty cents per quart. Florida is noted for its beautiful lakes, and St. Cloud is built upon the shore of one of the finest, which is seven miles wide, and nine in length. this fair land, where the wintery j We have a large number of veterans blasts are “felt and feared no more.” of the War of Rebellion residing here, Occasionally, when the wind turns ! and our Post is the second in size now north, we get a cool spell for two or three days, but we have had no frost; in the country, having near two hun dred and forty members. But they we think that the lowest point mark- range in age from seventy-five to end of Lake street, and bathinv hous es, dock, diving board, and tables w’ere furnished for it. Children were encouraged to bathe there, and a man was hired to take care of the place and to see that none of the children got injured. ■ ■ -■ A Taking Girl. theorizes on the subject but he prac tices it all the time. years. And that at such election the fol- “It is to the advantage of the sports- lowing propositions are to be voted men to safeguard the property of *he upon: Proposition No. 1. Shall the board of Trustees of the Village of Penn Yam, N. Y., be author* to purchase a new chassis and man on whose land they hunt, and it benefits the farmer to have real sportsmen around. “Every real sportsman knows that in return for the privilege of hunting equipment for the Ellsworth Hose _ Company, at a cost not to exceed on another mans land, he is under *OAAi 7 . n ___ obligation to that man to so conduct himself that no loss, injury or dis* 3Um 0£ $3000 or so much thereof as comfort shall result from his hunt- may be necessary for such purpose, ing. In many parts of the state today upon its. notes, payable in three equal sportsmen are welcome where a few annual installments, with interest. $3000; and shall said village of Penn Yan be authorized to borrow said ed by the themometer was 38. We receive some inquiries concern ing the conditions here, and we wish that all might come to know of the Chronicle says it is all wrong to have I superior advantages that St. Cloud any ticket but HIS. Are the Republi- j has to offer The ciimate here is un- cans and Democrats to turn over to , 8U ed, being much more equable HIS party, and what party does he * * She took my hand in sheltered nooks, ntoiety-seven, and consequently are took my candy and my books, l represent? Always supposed he was a Republican, also his paper. Per haps this is just an echo from last Primary day. REPUBLICAN. than on the coasts; we are also com paratively free from inset pests. Then again, rents and board are much fast passing away. There are few days when the flag is not at half mast, in token of a death. With kind regards to all, A. L. BRAND. She took that lustrous wrap of fur, She.took those gloves I bought for her, She took my words of love and care, She took my flowers, rich and rare, She took my ring with tender smile, years ago they were quite the reverse, not exceeding the rate of six per The careless hunter who fails to re- cent per annum payable semi-annual- spect the rights of his neighbor is the MY* ^rst payment of principal to become due in the She took my time for quite a while. Uncle Sam paid you w hat he said! ®be took my kisses, maid, so shy heaviest handicap and the worst pos sible liability game. He can spoil hunting prospects more effectually than potato bugs interest\ as the' same can spoil potato vines. He must be due? educated to a proper appreciation of the benefits he enjoys in hunting on 1924; and shall there be raised annually by tax m the whole hunting | in 3ajd viUage a sum sufiicieilt t0 pay the said principal and the said shall become Proposition No. 2. Shall the Board of Trustees of the he would pay for your war savings stamps. T hat’s more than most Texas lower. We secured a place for Mrs. “oil w ells” will do.—Ferndale (Wash). France, daughter-in-law of Dr. France,. Record. (She took, I must confess, my eye) She took whatever I would buy, And then she took another guy. . —Ex. other people s land, or he must he of Penn Yan, N. Y., cause to suppressed. The law gives the land paved and curbed the portion of owner the right to post his property Lake Street, in said vUlage, between and keep him off. In that case the in- the westerly side of E ast Main street accent suffers with the guilty, lo and the westerly side of ~Mpneil avoid this, sportsmen’s organizations Street, at a cost not to exceed $27,000 are applying a remedy of their own. the village to pay one-half part of One club that I have in mind posted fucb .^ost’u^ 5 tht t0 notices all over their county offering acc^ >t0 ^ £ron*ge; and shal[ a reward of twenty-five dollars lor said o£ Pelm Yan be author. the arrest of anyone caught injuring jZdd borrow* said sum of $27,000 a farmer’s property, destroying his crops, or frightening his stock, and every member of that club is out to earn that reward if he catches any one doing any of those things. Horses—Will have a carload of South Dakota horses at my barn, 123 Brown S t, March 15th. P. S. Pros ser. 1 P in t 85c 61 Varnish Stain and 1 35c Varnish Brush $ 1.00 More Items $1.00 Will Ben Ali 10 15c Rolls Toilet Paper or 5 25c Rolls Toilet Paper $ 1.00 McK & R Brand Asprin Tablets 75c Bottles For $1.00 OF CLASS AND DISTINCTION $1.75 Hot W a ter Bottle or Fountain Syringe $ 1.00 Oz. Vanilla Extract 1 Pt. Caseara Aromatic Ladies Pocket Book 1 Fitall Travel Kit 50c McK & R Milk of Magnesia 50c Bottles Shampoo 25c Talcum - 25c Tooth Paste 25c Bulk Writing Paper $ 1.00 15c Venida Hair Nets Double Mesh $ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 FINGER LAKES T A X 7-Passenger Paige FRANK COVERT Phone 540-R, Olympian. s or so much thereof as may be neces sary for such purpose upon its bonds, payable in nine equal annual install ments, with interest not exceeding the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, the first pay ment of principal to become due in the year 1927; and shall there be raised annually by tax in said vil lage a sum sufficient to pay the said principal and the said interest as the same shall become due? Proposition No. 3. Shall the office of Police Justice be established in the Village of Penn Yan? Dated a t Penn Yan, N. Y. March 7, 1923 CYRUS N. BACON, President. EVERETT P. WRIGHT, Clerk. $ 1.00 $ 1.00 3 50c Packages Safty Razor Blades All Makes $1.00 If the Russians are exporting grain as news reports state, it looks as it the hour has arrived to cut off Ameri can free will offerings of grain to needy Russians.—Canton (O.) Reposi tory. $ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 A Y e a r ’s Supply 14 10c Cakes Soap $ 1.00 $1 McK & R CodlLiveriTonic CIGARS $ 1.00 E . Ben K n ight’s Honey sene 5 F o r $1.00 16 Cincos 10 Blackstones 33 Manila REGULAR $ 1.20 $1.25 $1.25 T H E Lown Dry Goods Co. One Q u art Sherwin-Williams $ 1.00 And a 25c Brush Free Box of 100 $2 90 25 5c Cigars, Any Kind 12 10c Cigars, Any Kind 4 Boxes 35c Stationery $1.00 $1.50 LazeU’s Double Compact $ 1.00 1 Quart Italian Olive Oil Best Grade $1.00 DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS 4 Saturday, March 17. 7 Pkgs. Seeded Raisins....................... large size pkg. .$1.00 24 Cans Sea Lion Sardines .............................. in o i l .. 1.00 10 Pkgs. Cream Corn Starch.......................................... 1.00 16 Pkgs. Argo Corn Starch ............................................. 1.00 9 lbs. Soda Crackers...........................*.......................... 1.00 9 lbs. Oyster Crackers ............... - ....................... .......... 1.00 22 Bars Classic Soap....................................................... 1.00 6 lbs. Bulk Oats, 6 lbs. Rice, 3 lbs. Cocoa ..................... 1.00 6 Jars Red Turkey Cocoa ................... .. full quarts.. 1.00 10 Cans Landscape Corn........................... a bargain.. 1.00 9 Pkgs. Jiffy J e ll...................................... all flavors.. 1.00 5 30c. Bottles Liquid Veneer.......................................... 1.00 6 lbs. English Walnuts, No. 1 ........................................ 1 00 Big S. Flour.............................................. 4 bbl. sack.. 1.00 (Limit, two sacks to a customer) These Specials are only a few selected for this sale. We will also have a large number of others. It will pay you to trade this week at RICHARDS Free Delivery. Phone 259 We are always buying Butter and Eggs. _ i k* ii- \x ~ \ A * >
