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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29. I?99. The Sumter Watchman was toundea ?0 1850 and the True Southron in i860. The Watchman and Southron now has the combioeu circulation and influence of both of the old papers, and is mani? festly the beet advertising medjum in ?T-. Samter Tile Cotton Crop of Mr. H. Iff. Net ii? Io the darkest hoars of cotton, wheo il had few friends, immediately after . Mr. Neill's 12,000.000 estimate, this little poem was written for a prominent broker on the New York Catto o Ex? change. It was read oo the fbor of the Exchange, creating much merri? ment and bringing cheer and hope to those who were fighting the South's battle against Mr Neil!. It is publish? ed for the first time io the Journal. It follows : . Upon the crop of cottoo Neill's making for the Sontb, It matters not the rainfall: it mattara not the drought. Strange, that this city farmer, regardless rain cr shine, "Moles." "acres" or "guano" makes crops that's alwaye "Soe " Beneath the Brazos River, weet Texas "oat of Bight," Aaa steamboats gay were sailing above the cotton white. Bat Mr. Neill quite calmly said: "Psba-w, why don't you know, Beneath the raging billows the cotton best will grow ?" "And if the fiond continues, that cottoo when it fruits, Wili gathered be by pickers, sent down ia diving snits." *'For cotton's aa aquatic, on 'suclers' feeds and (whales)? The flood will make for Texas aa extra mil? lion bales." Bot when the resta: Dixie wile drought was burning dry, This English carton planter, be winked bis other eye. And said : "Ail the coadittoas still point to mer s ter crop, The drought b<s so belped cotton tbs price tans: farther drep " "For cotton r.ee?s no moisture ; it thrives o f s-ic ned bea' : Eleven mtlioas are assured now, tneive mil? lions jet nay beat." Oi?! Mr, Neill, this cotton (so queer the Ssiitb se'tT knew), Tb?:!? phaeton: 8tecy raillions co banter picked bat yon " ?F rere did > cu aaike snob c-:op, pray? Not hire, but o'er the SS?S : Perch..:.ea ran; celina's growing round Ecg* Irs ia fie-aries I -Mrs W. B Euer. Eatocton, Ga. Sad End of a Hero. Nea 5Tork, Nov 24 -vVniiatn Aurrsony. better fcnorcc ?s "Brave Bill" Anthon j, died at the Presbyterian hospi:?.l oralf an hour -:*"ter he bad swallowed a q:aunty of e -.'raine ar one of the CK .rai park errances He was rtit* man. rho. on Feo. 15. 1898 wbeo ?he battleship Miine wis blown up tn Babara harbor, reported to Capt. Sis'-bo io the tamou? words : "Sir. ? hav> roe nor.or ta report that the ship ha.? been blown up and is siufciog." O- his ra: aro to this couo'ry ActD:>ny w ?* accorded, receptions everywhere He received invirati^o?; from r?tii?* ro be their guest. For months he rrave'ed over tho country, bein?: aoco dfcd the naners of a hero. Wb^D his leave of absence was eoded, Anthony wu* promoted to be a sergeant ot nri'ine* ?nd was detailed at the Brooklyn navy yarr). Io one of his pockets was frond a letter written by him to bis auot which said that be wat di-coaraged and disoo-olare and was goios to ena it all Amouv trie other articles found was -* platers of hts r:oe-moc;b old child, on ?be bask of which was writ tea : ''Bury fbi-3 with C?O.'' A Span sa American war med*!, such a* ali the survivors of the battleship Main*- received, was also found MI rn ^?^- - Parts, No7. ^7 -IQ the chamber or deputies today the midstcr of foreign afTiits, M. Delcasse moved tho rees? tablishment of the credit fer an etnba sy at tba vatican as a matter of nation? al interest to France, a great Catholic nation, adding that as long as the government interested itself in the relations of the French clergy with the curia an embassy at thc vatican was absolateiy necessary. The credit wae adopted by 349 to 202 votes and the boase adjourned. CUBAN OIL cuivs Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Kheuma tism and Sores? Price, 25 cts. Master's Sa BY VIRTUE of a Decree of the Co Common Fleas for Sumter Coun the State of South Carolina, in th of Hannah Harris, Miriam Ester man, Frymet Wygand, Fessa M Gente Costiuski. Esther Snndgr Wolf Abrahams.David Abrahams,] Prezestrzelski. Hakka Gitla Arer Itel Fenikshtein, Michael Cohen, '. Szklarz, Mickle Marve Parzon< Hyman Cohen, Miriam Ester Wi Richla Kowalk, Annie King, Wolf C Israel Geller : and William F. ii. H worth, and Marion Moise, as Admin tors of the Estate of Joseph C Wilson, deceased, against Sol< E. Samplin. Lave Natalowitch Morris Cohen : I will sell to thc hi bidder, at public auction, at the ( House in the City of Sumter in .County and State, on Saleday in De ber, next, being the 4th day of month, during the usual hours of the following described Real Esta wit : FIRST.-All that lot of land in the of Sumter, County of Sumter and ? aforesaid, on tho North side of Lil Street, adjoining lots now or former A J Hennagan or James Barrett, Tru estate of D J Winn. Matt Brooks others and being the lot of land conv by Esther L Moise to J Cohen Wiisor deed recorded in tho oiliee of the Cle: the Court for said county in book 1 page 297, the said lot having a fron Liberty Street of fifty-seven and ad? of IK) feet, more or less. SECOND.- That traci of land cont iug ninety acres, more or less, hour North by land now or formerly of Cain, East by land of J W Holliday, S( by land now or formerly of Miss Mar McCall and West by land of I M Niel all of which is fully shown on a pla the same made by I M Nichols, surve and dated December 10th. 1874 ; that be the tract of land conveyed to J C Wi] by D J Linam by deed recorded in ? office in book V. at page GO". THIRD.-That tract of land contain two hundred and five acres, bounded lands now or formerly as follows : Nc by lands of I I Moore. East by lands o and M B Haynsworth. South .by land: J H Nichols and West by lands of Moore and being the land conveyed to Wilson by Frean Melleit by deed recor in said office in book G G G. at page 53 FOVRTH-All that tract of land in s County and State, containing ninely-: acres, on Frog Branch, and bounded lands now or formerly of the follow; persons : North by lauds of J and } Haynsworth, East by*lands of J C Wils j South by lands of D J Linam and W by lauds of Fred Brailsford as shown o: plat made by I M Nichols, surveyor, dal lr 1st January, 1878. and being ono of I tracts of laud conveyed to J C Wilson Moses Levi by deed recorded in sa id oil in book Z, at page 4.">.";. FIFTH-That tract of land ii: said com; and State composed of four adjoining h containing in the aggregate two huadr acres, bounded North by lands of Jo j Moffatt. East by lands of John Netti' j South by lands formerly of William a; Joseph Netties and West by Cain's Mill shown on a plat of said lois made by J. Mcilwaine-, ?nrveyoi: and dated 29th A gust. 1894, the said land bein-' divided . this plat into four lots as follows: No j containing 47 acres: No 2. containing ? j ::cres: No :'>. containing acres, .-.nd > j t. containing 52 acres: being the land co: veyed to J C Wilson by Joseph ii liobersc by deed recorded in said office in boc A ? AJj at page 1"?2. SIXTH That lot of land in che City ? Sumter, measuring on Liberty streel t\v J hundred feet and on Karvin street oi\ i hundred and eighteen and one-half fee j and bounded North by Liberty street. Eas by Karvin street. South by lot o.-tneriy R i' Monaghan and West by lot of Sara Jane Webb and being the lot conveyed t J (' Wilso:?, hy W li Smith by deed record ed in book BBB at page 20i>. SEVENTH That lo; of land in th City of Sumter in said County whereo: William Haynsworth resided at the time o his death containing two acres :> roods am lt*, poles, more or less, bounded on tin North by Liberty street and measuring thereon four hundred feet and elevei inches. South by lot of J J Bossard anc measuring thereon two hundred and nine ty-two feet and one inch, and West bj Harvin street and measuring thereon foin hundred and four teet and eleven inches and being the lot conveyed to J (' Wilso:: by W F lt Haynsworth, executor, by deed recorded in said office in book A A A. ;:t j page ?77 : less a strip of said lot convey j ed by J (? Wilson to the City of Sumter b\ J deed recorded in book ii K li. a! page ."><>.) i in said office. I EIGHTH That traci <<: ian ! in sahl : County and State, containing fon r hundred j and fifty (450) acres more or less, formerly j of the estate of Willi- Spann, bounded j North and West by other lauds of t!??- es? tate of Wjl? ; Spann, East by the run of Cowpen Swamp. Son:, by Jami-ot' Mrs. Punch and of H T Abbott and bun- com? posed of live parcels, represented oj; a plat made by J S "Bardin. surveyor, dated No j vember. 1~>7'.>. as !<>:> number 7. s :,.u? 9 and being the lands conveyed by Annie ! W Earle to J C Wilson by ue d recorded in said office in book it li l>: at paf,e NINTH Ail that lol of ?and in the City of Sumter, measuring sixty-three feet and eight inches on Liberty street, and having I a depth of one hundred and twelve feet, and bounded north by lot now or formerly of Patrick Moran, west by lot of J C Wil? son, east by lots formerly of Brennan, and conveyed to J C Wilson by Patrick Cu by deed recorded in said office in t j B B B, at page 278. ? TENTH-That tract of land in ! County, containing twelve acres bour j on the north by the run of Frog Bra i east by lot formerly of R P Monag! south by lands now or formerly of j Wilson and west by lands formerly of ! siah Haynsworth, and being the land i ! veyed to J C Wilson by A J China by t j recorded in said office in book D D ! j page ls-">. I ELEVENTH That lot of land in ! City of Sumter in said County contair ! one-eighth of an acre more or less at northwest intersection of Liberty and I vin streets and bounded on the north the lot next described, east by Hai street, south by Liberty street and west lot formerly cf Mary Harney, and ra uring fifty-nine feet on Liberty street one hundred and ten feet on Harvin stt and being ono of the lots conveyed t C Wilson by B G Pierson by deed recor in said office in book D D D. at paire ? Viso that lot of land in said City ? j County, bounded on the north by lot o W A Bultman and measuring thereon < j hundred and sixty-nine feet, east by P vin street and measuring thereon thii three feet, west by lots of A J Beard Mary A Epperson and J C Wilson i south by the lot abo\ e describedt this be: the other of the lois conveyed to J C V son by B G Pierson by the deed afores; TWELFTH -That traci of land couta iug one hundred und fifteen acres, bein part of the tract of land conveyed by (J Richardson on 15th January. 1858. to R Bracey as containing one hundred t. forty-six and one-half acres, bounded the north b lands formerly of lt B Ca east by the estate of Perdriau. south estate of Jesse Nettles and lands of Je Nettles ns shown on a plat thereof mr by W L Branson, surveyor, dated 3i May, 1818. recorded in book V. tit ps 634; said tract of land being that whi was conveyed to J C Wilson by Thomas Nettles by deed recorded in said office book D D D. at page 4.50. THIRTEENTH-That lot of land in t City of Sumter, fronting on Liberty stn 47 feet, bounded north by Liberty stre east by lot of J C Wilson, south' by ! formerly of Ii P Monaghan and west lot of Sarah J Vaughn and being the ! conveyed to J C Wilson by Hannah M C sick by deed recorded in said office in bo H H H at page 513. FOURTEENTH -Thar lot of land in l City of Sumter, bounded on the north ! lot formerly of Phillips, east by land nc oir formerly of Johnson, sont ii by Calhoi street and we.-i by lot of Yendon, a: measuring ninety-eight feet on Calhot street and two hundred and forty-sev< feet in depth, and being the loi conveyi to J C Wilson by Marion Moist* by dei recorded in said office in book ill. ai pa* 112. FIFTEENTH -Those two tracts of Lax I in said county, conveyed to J C Wilson 1 Sarah O Newton by deed recorded in sa: I office in book 1) B B. at page 275 as .follow 1 A-Thai tract of three hundred and twei ty-seven acres bonnded north by Bradfoi Springs traci and estate ol" Colclough, ea: by lands of R C Wactor. south, by lands < R C Wactor and estate of Jone-, and we: by the Camden Road. i ? B J hat tract of ninety-one acre bounded north by lands of M .) Smitl south by lauds of it li Rembert. east !> lands of John A Colclough and west ?> lands ot' Sara:; o Newton. SIXTEENTH Those two tracts of lan ? conveyed by the Master -> (' Wilso: ! by deed recorded ia bow!: Y. ai page 37i ? both bein:; in .-?aid county, and as foRows I A That tract ol' sixty-four acres 02 j Llarvin's bay. adjoining lands now o formerly of Mellen. Nesbit and the Publi ! Road. i J B That tract of four hundred and forty tive acres, adjoining lauds of Barclay. Bos ! sard. Kolb and others, LESS the tract o 335 acres thereof, conveyed by J C Wilsoi ?o J M Kolb bv deed recorded in said?ffic< i in book III. tit page 537. The residue o said tract of land being one hundred ant ? four anti one-quarter acres, bounded noni ! by lands ?d' estate of J Cohen Wilson.'casi by Harvin's bay. the run being the line south, by kinds now or formerly of Lynam and west by lands of Kolb. fully set fort!: on a plat made by -John it Haynsworth, surveyor, dated Oct. lo. ISDiJ. SEVENTEENTH All that parcel ol land iti the City of Sumter, containing ont acre more or less, bounded ott the north by Liberty street, east by lands of O'Donnell, south by lands of Bossard and west by j laud of Cohen Wilson, and being the lot conveyed to J ?' Wilson by John S Rich? ardson. Master, by deed recorded in said office in book F F F. al pa^e .Mo. I J EIGHTEENTH That traci of laud in j saul county containing 15tJ acres on the i south side of Frog Branch, bounded on ! the north Nv hind now formerly of R I B Cain. ?-asi by land now or formerly of : VV 1' Redding, south by land \\ :?' Red ! ti i ri LT and by land now or formerly of Ben i j:;min Legare ant! west by lands of -i (' hilson. I NINETEENTH Those two tracts of land in said County anti State, couve;t tl VV il ingram. Master, to \Y }? B Llayns ? worth ansi Marion MOKO, trustees, to^??l?er I containing ninety-two acres, anti together ;.V?u~n"d?.?::as foRows: north !?;. ?ands of A j A Monaghan, ea?! bv lands of A A Mona ghan, south b\ land- of Henry Butler. I Ga haley. Bradford ami estate of Nettles, j and v.' r-t by Cain!s .Mi!! Pond on Nast\ j Brauel,. That nuder -titi Decree any <>? said j lands QtTered for sale a- aforesaid may. I under the direction of the attorneys of I the plaintiffs, be withdrawn from such sale ! ^honirl BIPV no-f. KHuo- snffigieni_indee tn warrant a sale, and may be re-advertised and sold at public sale. Terms of sale. Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. FRANK WILSON. Master for Sumter County. Nov. S. 1S99. Master's Sale. iY VIRTUE of ? d'cree of the Court of j Common Pleas for the County of Sum - ! ier, in tna State of South Carolina, mr.de in i U)ft '.-age of Barcess Gauber Pierson, plaintiff, i ag?ins: I?H-IC Ballard, iadiriduniiy ?nd as ! Traftee, Petfr B*;Urd, Solomon- Bailar?, Isaac Ballara, Jr, Burgess Bailara, Nancy ! Bailar?, Julia Ba?iard. Eveline B-.i;ard. Joshua Billard, K* tie" White, and Marena G RyU-oberg, Harry Rytteoberg and Abe. Ryt teaberg, as copartners as J Rytteuberg & Sens, defendants, I ?ill sell to the hiebest bidder at public auction, at the Court House, in the City of Sumter, in svid County and j Scale, on Saleday ia December, nc-*:, being ' tbe fourth d*y of said trontb, during the usual hours of sale, the following escribed real estate : All that piece, plantation or trsc: of land, situate, lyicg and being in tbe County and State aforesaid, containing two hundred and rigct acres, more or less, !yi*->g on the main public read leading from Sumter C. H , to Bisbopville, adjoining lands, now or form? erly of ? A Hussey, B J Barnett, Israel Nel? son, U':ds now said to belang to Mr3 Mary R White, formerly ot William N White at:d others Terms of salp, Cash, Purchaser to pay for Dimers. H FRANK WILSON, Master tor Sumter County. NOT 8, 1S99. "PLANTATION FOR SALE -ON Tte Hi Ills of S?" TEE CALDWELL PLACE I containing 1,7C0 ace?, more cr less, cn?? roil? S.;u*n of she village of Statebonr. Th? Cam? den Branch ct the Soctharn R>iiway run? through the place. Railway facilities, c'mrcb. school ?cd s^cta! privileges excellent, climatic j conditions unsurpassed. Pure spt mg water nad mountain air. Price ?5 per acre Terms j Cish. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for [ papers For further i: formation apD?y to either of the undersigned JAS. CALDWELL, Wedgefield, S C. R R. BRIGGS, ^un: merton, ? C. Executors. Nov I5_4 ? PURSILANT 'o a decretal order cf the Court of Conimon Plea?, for Sumter C-?cty in the State of Soutb Carolina, ncde ia tb? eas; vf Alfred. J Chica rd Altamont Jf?sss ?S S?i?ivi?g tmtcej hain't Scrster Electric Light Company, and dated OJ*. IL H39, notice is hereby given that H? and singular tae creditors of tbe said Sumter Electric Light Compmy are required to come ia ar.d prove tbi.ir claims before rae cy tbe first day of January, A.D. 1900, cr be debarred i tb? benefit cf any decree to bc made in said that for tic p?rpese of taking pr. of ot j sach ciaims *3 may b? presented a2ai:;st tr.e i c-aid Sumter Electric L'-'-ih: Company, I will j bold a . c-ference at KT office in the city of Sam? j ter OZ itt: i 5th ?*v of November, 189L nod [ *?ch references u; cay ne necessary from time I to titre therefor up to ?cd inc!ud:og the j first dav of Januarr, A I). 19';0 H FRANK WILSON, Master fer Sumter County, j Nev. 8-3t. Es?a?e ol* Mrs. Catherine R, Frierson, Deceased, A LL PERSONS baring demands against JL'\. said Estate will pre :-nt same duly at? tested, and those in HOV way indebted to said E?tate, wiil make immediate pHvment to j. TEMPLE FRIERSON, Sole Qualified Executor. Nov. 8, 1S99-3t I have just ?ded ;n my steel: with a com? plete line of Fall and Winter Mil? linery. Tne i-iicst novelties in shapes and trimming, and the newest, effects un St eet Hats. We can furnish a stylish h-t at the lowest once, ?nd guarantee our v?ork to be ceat and up-t .-date in every respect 1 bnve ri Northern trimmer who has been .corking in. large cities for ye?rs Since our omening we nave been so busy that it ?eeps four haods busy wnh the work all tbe time Cal! in und see us. and you cannot fail to De pleased out of our large assortment of trimmed hats, and complete stock of coods. Yours truly, Mrs, L. Atkinson, Oct 18 SUMTER, S. C. Il 'tilsh's Shoe Sf orel I Again in "full blast," NEW SHOES ARRIVING EVERY WEEK FROM HEADQUARTERS ; All shoes that were on shelves i August 1st sold regardless of what they cost Walsh's Shoe Store Under City Clock. Sep 2 < - v FOR SALE. VDESIRABLE FARM, noted for health, ! containing 13? acre?, more or less, part cleared nad under cultivation, and part choke timberland Large two-story house with; kitchen attached, and outbuildings Good pastures. On a popular public road, inter-; eected by State Road leading from, and 3; milt-a from Lynchburg, S C , kuowu as the j Miller Place. Now occupied by one of our ? best farmers, Mr. Er by Trulock. Apply to j MESSRS HAYNS WORTH ? HAYNSWORTH, Oct 51-Im* Sumter, S. C. MIRE I I A Radical Changs in Marketing Methods as Applied to Sewing Machines, An origfcai plan under which you can obtain fgf^ oasic? tero?s^ndr^tter value in the purchase of fi the"w?ricv fa?ions *^Vhi:'c:' ?ewing Machine than eyer ?;c:ore c"?zrz'2. Write for our eiegant II-T catalogue and detailed particulars. How wc can save you recr;ey in the purchase cf a hi^h-grade sewing machine and the easy tern>: oj payrseat -we can offer, either direct from factory or through our regular authorized agents. This is an oppor? tunity you caimct afford to pass. You knew the "White," you know its manufacturers? Therefore, a detailed description of the machine and its construction is unnecessary. If you hare an: old machine to exchange we can offer most Hfesral terms. Write to-day. Address in full. JORIE SEWlNfi IKDE CMMIY, rDep't A.) CfeV?told, Ohio. very stock i? a complete store in itself. OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK is just exactly right, all the new things to be found here-all styles, and all prices. OUR STOCK OF TRIMMINGS ie in keep ing with our Dress Goods, you will find a new and very desir? able line of Silks. Velvets, Braids and all the Novelties of the season. j ! Dc you need Bed Covering ? If so% we are the people. BLANKETS, COMFORTS and WHITE QUILTS. Just like {the rest of our stock, all bought before the advance. You will i have to buy them, so take our advice and buy now. If you need a Wrap for yourself or child, see our immense . stock before you purchase. You will find all the new styles j in our very complete stock. i Are you one o? our Shoe Customers ? If not you are your own enemy. Complete line of Shoes for one and all-man or woman, girl or boy. Complete line ! of Infant's Shoes. We are still the sole agents in Sumter for the justly celebrated Douglas Shoe. Spare a few minutes in our Shoe room, it will pay you. I OUR DOMESTIC STOCK is full up, anything you want most, to be found here. Outings, Flannelettes, Piques, Ginghams, Satines. Percales are here for Waists and Dresses, also, several new lines in cotton goods. UNDERWEAR STOCK-A peep at our Under wear Stock for"ladies' and children will be enough to convince you of the line carried by us. Infant to mother is the way it runs. All sizes and styles of cotton and wool Underwear to be found here. Prices will convince you that you more than get your money:s worth. Last but by no means least, Our Clothing and Furnishing Departments Here you will find as complete a stock as you can lind in these parts. All the new things to be found here. In our Clothing Department you will find every? thing for man or bov. Prices the same as when cotton was 5c Last but not least, is our Grocery Department, which is a separate store in itself. There you will find a complete line of fancy and staple Groceries, at prices which invite comparison. FIRST RATIONAL BANK OF SUMTER, STATE, CITY AND COUNTY DE? POSITORY, SUMTER, S. C. P?id up Capital.S 75,000 CO Surplus and ProSts - - - - 25,000 00 Additional Liability of Stock? holders in excess of their stock. 75,000 00 Total protection to depositor?, $173 COO 00 Transacts a Genera! Backing Busmrss. Special attention riven to collections. SI VINGS DEPARTMENT. Deposits of $1 and upwards received. In? terest allowed at tbe rate ot 4 per cent, per annum, on amounts abovp $5 aud not exceed? ing $30;''. payable quarterly, on first days of January, April, Juiv nnd October. " R M. WALLACE. L. S. CARSON, President. Cashier. BOARDING. HAVING TAKEN the House on Main Street second door south cf the Nixon House, I am picpared to accommodate n lew jogclar boarders, and also lodging and rues's to transient customers. Terms reason^.': ie. Mus. W. B. SMITE. Sept. s Order Your PROVISIONS ?ND GROCERIES FROM GEO. f. STEFFENS k SON Wholesale Agents, Charleston, SC ; -Agents for MOTT'S CIDEH BED- SEAL CIGABS, AND D?SB gA^fr Estate of Har iv eli E. Stafford,. DECEASED. IWILL APPLY to the Judge of Probate on December 15th, 1S93, for A Final Dis? coarge as Executor of nforsuid estate. FRANK B STAFFORD, No7 15, 1829 Fxecuior. Claremont Lite So. 61 A. F. M. THE REGULAR MONTHLY C0MM?. NTCATI0N of Claremont Lodge, No 64, A. F. M.. will be held on Thursday Evening, Deceosber 14, at 7J p. m. Brethren will take dae notice and govern themselves iiecordingly B. J, RH AME, W. M. Attest-H. C. MOSES. Sec. Nearly everyone docs, and if so yow know ail about how far superior it is t'y either baking soda or baking powdar. h .viii :;Uikw b:se::it just right ..V orv time. N . ;::o:o vellow soots or ? ? ?>cU< r Tb ?>:zking Powde? f>;:e hean:;:c; teaspooninJ will do thc Y, . >; ^ !>t t\vo rounded teaspoonfuls 01 : f i?.. : o;t?vinj? powder eyer made. i-v.: is . prepared that with ord:uarv rare ;. wril retain its lull strength ?or vears. Wo (i<> not have T<> pack it in t;::e:i...- iii-:?.' baking powder, and this saving enables us to give you better vahie for your money than yon ever had before. "..? Utile leaven leavexeth rhe w/:o/e hmtj?.n. \ nnmve rr>M I'PTItS --^ Oune^K for fl\'C C^ri'J^