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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
EXTRACTION OF PERFUMES.
The Six Methods by Which the Sweet
Odcrs Are Obtained.

caoEs arc ootAinc0-
Six methods of extracting perfumes
are known, says the Scieuce Monthly.
The first is expression by means of a
special press, which is applicable with
out too great loss To fruit skins rich in
essential oils, such as orange and cit
ron peel, previously grated Another
method is that of distillation. which
consists of heating flowers with water
in boiler. The essential oil is volatil-
lied and Is condensed with the vapor Of
water IN a worm and Florentine re-
ceiver. The water usually goes to the
bottom and the oil floats. The oils Of
neroli, rose, patchoul, geraniu1n, Law
ender, caraway, etc, are obtained in
this way. The process is not applica-
bic to the delicate perfumes of the
mignOnette and the violet, and for
them recourse Is had to maceration of
the flowers in animal fat or mineral
oils, which have the property of absorb
ing odorous substances, and are then
washed in alcohol The flowers are
usually heated in the fat or the oil for
a variable number Of hours. For per-
fumes which cannot endure high tenn
perature the petals are placed between
frames of glass coated with fat. This
il the process of enfeurage. The pneu-
matte process, which consists in caus-
ing current ~ perfunied air or carbon
ic acid TO be absorbed by coatings of
lard on glass plates. appears not to
have given satisfactory results Anoth-
CT process consists in dissolving per-
fumes in very volatile liquids, like sui
phuret Of carbon, chloroforIn, naphtha,
ether or chloride Of methyl, and vola-
tilizing the solvents, which can be done
at a low temperature in vacuum. The
last method has given very satisfactory
results IN the extreme delicacy and
great accuracy OF its returns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
A VETERANS STORY.
Interesting Narrative Related by an
Old Veteran.

Zachariah Wismer is an inmate OF the Sol
diers' Home. The following statement Was
made by him TO reporter n Few days ago;
"tOr two years and i've months l Mas
afnieted With very severe lung trouble. L
had . heavy cough. sharp. shoot ng pains In
the chest and under the shoulder blades and
feeling OF tightness in the chest. with short
ness OF bresta and wheeling. and became
weak and emaciated.
Il spent over two hundred dollars in trying
to obtain relief but never found q physician
who could do me any good. / Was treated for
lung disease and was told that had eonsump-
ton.
a few weeks ago noticed the advertise
ment of the Copeland Medical Institute offer
ing free treatment 10 those WHO were suffering
from any physical complaint. and went to
the institute for treatment At that time my
breath was so short that / could hardly climb
pair OF stairs. and could not walk any dis
lance without becoming completely out OF
breath | had a sore throat and suffered
greatly from hoarse ess.
Under the treatment OF Drs. Copeland aud
Graham. my cough has almost entirely dlsap-
pearcd. and my breathing hes so improved
that can climb three flights ofsalrs without
any trouble. Ny bodily condition has much
improved. and the hoarseness from which l
suffered has been greatly relieved am anxi-
Gus that every sufferer should obtain the same
relief. and make this statement - he pub
iShed for that purpose. L tn nix the treat
ment have received has been wonderful In
its effects ana heartily assure everybody that
they will make no mistake II they 60 To the
physicians of the Copeland Medical lnst-
tute.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

oiFvcf Fsss "a statements fron one VIE Is
knoan q the Pee = u eo1A1n 2Iitz - AclAk
tfai IL. sales Ec 31d hoEEHf.
Z e1 test340 la4k = Qtafc1 - l. TIE aEitt-
Is o. f1e>r pas Glars - SINen ~ ps9eiS VITO
c8a have 10 i4trrcsl n Ra&t3g t1rlf state
EleGls eAeelG ~ bsasht 4uas-liat -. They are
l8a-f,tsAt. Nasc3fcltr4 aGS pHEesy NVEG11Af ,.
Therein i.cS taefr strrazih ala ioTo<.
d.. ID. III > describes himself 20 TIE reporter
2s q mosseScz fErEaef. 0 yaars 81 age. lhls
saaNs the stT2lghtf0r ssFd character 81 tae
gentleman. an his iaEery4sg s&s ehArasteris-
rs throughout
i have had e4tsrrss@ said he. for forty
seven years. j suffered Sgonius IN this time.
nv Bose was STOPPED up. nrsi on one siee aua
then On the ether. &c VAS constant
hawking sad 50 tliAg al tle tine l AL Sto-
lent eoue@aing spells. raising = thick mncas-
Ny bowels Sere casIise. I haa rheumatism "a
the lex les. N heGeyer / would wSlk fast /
would have 5 Wheeling seH>ali IA ny throat
ana chest, and fet a. ! we're h1kfng
since l began fTeatmcDt al The copeland
Medical Institute have been immense'y Re-
iieFed- The medicines / took brought out al
the cerfgpIlon aud 4 discharged IRON tEe
Hose lumDs as izrse as pige9hS egk So
riRgs OF sI11 IA iDeh a8d hall long.
Il could 10t smell before. bit now eau
smell ali right. 4 can recommend al those
suffering from catarth q 20 u tie Copeland
Medical Inst tute. as that = the onlY acS
ever went 10 where the physicians knew new
10 eurV czfarrh-"
TREATmENT-s5 MONTH FOR ALL
DISEASES VITA MEDICINES FURNISH
Ed FREE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

'He says he never felt better in his
life; in fact, this wonderful medicine,
he tells me, saved his life.
"He coaxed me to take this remedy,
and | was troubled something as he
mad been, only my heart Is all right.
| had been doctoring since last fail 70
clear up my system, but without bene-
fetal results. | have now only used
two bottles of DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy and feel like
new man. In fact, | am we'll, and
write this because | feel so grateful to
the remedy for saving my brothers
life and my health.
"Thls Is the greatest medicine L ever
heard of, and | am sure that If you
knew my brothers. condition before he
commenced the use of DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy the
cure would much surprise you"
We do not wonder that this remark
able restoration to health is looked
upon as almost 8 miracle in Mansfield,
where, perhaps, the marvellous virtues
of tins remedy were until now not
known. but the cure does not surprise
us in the least. for 1t is som ethlng
which is taking place constantly IN our
vicinity, no day, scarcely an hour, In
fact, passing in which we do not learn
of it curing some one who has been
suffering from nervous weakness, blood
disorder, kidney or liver complaints,
insomnia, malaria or stomach trouble.
II is fact that this wonderful medi-
cine cures the SICK. and 1t is perfectly
harmless to use, being purely vegetable.
Druggists keep il for 81.
1t is the discovery and prescription of
Or. Greene, of 35 w. l4th street, New
York, the famous specialist in curing
nervous and chrome diseases, who has
the largest practice among the sick of
any physician in the United States, and
who can be consulted free personally or
by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

By SPRING & COMPANY.

The swarming of the au-
tumn stock makes news
faster than our news gath
erer can digest and pur-
yey II.
Each day has It's own
story.
We are sure that of all
the days in the years that
we have been making store
history, the days now pass
ing have the most abund-
ant interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH.

Make your doctors do the same if
you go to them. Business is business.
It's the same In medicine as IN any
thing else. Why shouldn't it he? This
fee of So a month is for ALL DIS
EASES, no matter what they may be,
and medicines are supplied FREE.
Now, that's enough for any sensible
person to be satisfied of. As far as pro-
fessional standing and ability go, Drs.
Copeland and Graham challenge COM
psrison and will compete with anyone
in this city IN a matter of downright
skill and ability.
Here's the way dollar looks during
the first month of treatment:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
PAROOIES ON OLD PROVERBS.

a Clever English Writer Gives His Eps-
grammatic Views on Marriage.
A correspondence has been opened In
the pages of the Daily Telegraph on
the vexed question of marriage in gen.
eral, and of English wives in particular,
says 1.-THE Linkman" in London Truth.
As q bachelor my experience Of wives
in the plural-is extensive, and II Is
the more desirable, therefore, that
should contribute my share towards
the discussion. / have tined TO condensc
the views which / hold upon this sub
tect, and the more important of these
will be found In the following distorted
proverbs of Pail Mall:
Marrying is believing.
Two's matrimony and threc's divorce
Divorce Is the mother-in-law Of in
vention.
A little mstrimony goes long way.
Infidelity begins at home.
Put not all your lovers in one basket
Everything has an end-marriage has
two.
To marry IL human, 30 divorce Is d.
vine.
set wife to catch wife.
A smart lover covers a multitude
of sins
Matrirnony breeds contempt
\ lover in time saves nine.
You must go to the divorce court to
hear what news at your home
When the lover breaches beware of
your wife.
When q woman fall. every man calls
Wives 81 feather flock together.
Every smart woman has her day In
the box
Horae rule often insures peace with
honor
Where there's wife there's way TO
the oourt
4 divorciug usan viii catch AZ straw.
IL Is easy TO marry down hail
Wife. life and strife rhyme together.
but there Is very little reason IN either.
Marriage IS paved with good adveD-
lures
What uatrinonv concesls divorce re-
reveals
There are none - vfved As those tist
vii not marry
Zine friends rake fast wives
Sorae rnen marry l-ecsnse they are
young, some because they are cid.
some because they are basy. others te-
eaase they have nothing - %. There
IS but enc valid excuse for asxryfns-
because yoa want TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

In the early days of Illinois gentle
man prospecting through the country
found himself at nightfall near little
tyo-story log cabin Having been
granted the privilege Of staying all
night, he was shown to the attic. where
be found a couple Of hounds, who. as
his host explained, always slept there.
As he was disrobing be gave a mighty
sneeze. whsreupon the two hounds
gazed intently at each other moment
and then with one accord bolted out Of
the single window the room contained.
The hostess, hearing the racket. APP
peared above and inquired the cause.
Why said the guest. Il sneezed, aud
the hounds looked at each other a mo-
ment and then Few out the window"
'0h. that's IL. Is it9 III tell you the
reason they did that | always whale
the Stain out of EN- for sneezing
around the house. so when you sneezed
each Thought the other one was the cub
prit and jumped out of the window to
escape punishment"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Il Rebe,totre
@Lacss.

These goods are now abb
sorbing much of the store
interest. The department
is resplendent with the new
and the charming novelties
from all over the world.
Does your fashion journal
tell of new and rare fancies
in dress and other adorn-
ments? They may seem
far away to your mind, but
we assure you they can be
found here in Grand Rapids
and at our store.
It's our mission to know
of all that's out, and to pro-
vide them for our patrons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

IN ne current Of the river, perhaps Tor
brock g pond and . running spriag
- = sluggish creek. The murEn1ring
cf the stream seemed to suggest the
idea II pursr AID cooler water. and
~ here tie current Vas sloE the Indians
eontrivsd 70 produce ripple oy al asti-
nSlal obstruction
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

The GKASp KAPfDs HERALD has been
giving iadIngton a good write ~"
Ii has saeome the custom OF wide
awake Caiiiss published Ia our larger
cites 10 I'VE - Lexington this atien-
ton Ia the pee lnstanee the Work
has teen well Il Nothing OF i'm
portsnce has been passed unnoueed.
Lumber. salt. shils les, woodenSare OF
al kinds. clothing machinery, baskets,
broOms. Hour. fra. brick, cigars, etc,
all come IA for p ser attention. This
city i fast bec0n noted for lts man
ufactGrIng enterr lsss, and the croak-
eFs have died out.-LudIngtoa Record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

One Stsllery. claiming 10 be an ex-
priest from ireland, lectured in Bay
City "Wednesday night and demanded
police protection 10 ms hotel, fearing
10 be mObbed. Unfortunately his fears
were not realized.
Oliver Van Alstyne, farmer living
near Dearborn, had four cows poisoned
Tuesday, five cows and q horse on
Wednesday. The farmer is asking
"uhere's ~ atP'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
CLOSE OBSERVERS os NATURE.
snzsB. vIry Frlio~s Are the Most ssc-
e-<<ful nesst Tanners

srnsB. vlry Fellows Are the Most see
e-<<fui a-sst Tanners
The most sue~essfnl beast tanners are
generally small. why fellows, with
plenty 81 nerve AMI a good stock OF
trade secrets. derived from a close study
e wild animals. Ia the latter respect
savagvs. with their outdoor mode 81
LIE. have e considerable advantage over
their civilized rivals. SAYS a writer IN
the San Frsnciseo Chrouiels In che
Gillian AIDES The naturalist Tschudi
ans.is she scquaintanre Of a creole farm
er who confessed thss he had expert
fasntea f,r ssversl years before be sue
eeesissi IN capturing i've alpaca. Tie
hai iniitssei the traps - she Indians.
tlleir niefhod of sizing them in the sand
ct the river banks. their precautiou IN
s1lsiitera ti1g the traces - their foot
stsps. bat al IN VAN. tiu an Indian
rsns-asie revealed the namely.
that The sipaeas select sheir drinking
places y herr there u an audible riu3ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

MUsKKaOS, Oct. l5.-Gsrae Garnsti,
q 3year-old daughter II Henry Gar
natl, farmer living near tins place,
died yesterday from eating some hber-
ons roots, which had been found near
her home.
Two other children were also III
from the same cause, but prompt med
lea attendance saved their lIyes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
TREATMENT ny MAIL.

To the Public: The system OF NAL treatment
pursued by Drs. Copeland and Graham insures
the same effective results to those
who desire to submit their cases through
correspondence as TO those who come in per-
son. Their question bank." il properly
flied out. will diagnose your case in a thor
ough way. and. as medicines are promptly
shipped. those living out OF the city have the
same advantage as those VINO come to the
ONCE.
Write for the treatment by mail. med cines
free. and rid yourself of the most paiafu
and annoying disease in the catalogue of hui
man ills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

are actively cutting logs. Hurst 4
! lsDef nj cut 30 coo 900 feet; tie sag
las IDacef & salt company ze,ve9s-
oo9 feet Algsr. b.lss 4 Co., nearly 20
oo9 seJs J IA. hONFy g sons. ~, esisl,
COO .aa Emery luEspsr company, 3D.
oC0. 90. WillAm Peter. about 30 90,
Cd = biey 4 EsaanlgeF. - eco 0o0, aod
. number 81 others Ill also pat a logs
70 Be DfGGahE - tEis FlFsF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
And this is the way il looks the third,
when you are we'll and strong again:


Now. let other doctors talk Al they want 20
about what they may DO. What We say -
that we can save yous25 or $50 month II yeu
take treatment Al the cope aud Medical lnsti-
tufe.
The physicians Of this institute have new
methods and few ideas. They can ana do
cure atasrh On ST its stages.
They ucf ouiv treat and cure cst8rrh.
Eut they treas aHd cure 20 lima
They ire A. aud cure rheumatism.
They treat and cure bfopchitis.
They az and cure lung trouble.
They ire AMI cure catarrhal deafness
They treat and cure sore eyes.
IfeF treat a ID cure - IN diseases
They trfat and cure nervous diseases
They t-rat aud Cure hemorrhOias snd al
Teet4i troubles.
Theg treat and cure Al durable diseases.
And for AZ and al Of these the price Is
only a meath
AMI medic nes furnished free
IL cir IL good til Woven bcT1.
lake ADVANTAGE 81 Il now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

ChuFSa Psop.s Are Aax.ous 70 Recover
IasuE4ncs Money

FLAF. oct. l5---Insurancs 70 the
amount II s20. coo Vas earned on the
Court street 81. +. cnurcn, valued At
s., 90, whlcA vas destroyed ~ IRE
souls time axO. The rex vas placed
u tie La4ds q several eonlpanies,
VA refuse 70 pay their share, claiming
that "A Oh staNs "a tie BASEMENT VII
izlec the Insurance. Il las been de-
trimmed - sUs the Union lnsurancs
company IN oFasr 10 make 4 nnal adj
luzfment II ths matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Iackaon Cour.cr SD.

JAcKsoS. Oct. I5.-The daily Courier
has been sold TO NJ. vs.. TaTbox, OF the
weekly star, who represents a stock
company. The new proprietors Will
assume the management on Monday.
The price pad Is stated TO be small
compared with the original cost OF the
Do Der.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Avn AeBoE, Oct 15.-Ralph Salmon
OF Whitaker plead guilty IN the car
cult court today to receiving stolen
property, winch consisted OF q horse,
and was sentenced 70 one year IN the
IOuis house OF correction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

LUDIS0ToN, Oct. I5.-Bert Ray. who
recently absconded with 500 of the
Seymour Transportation compsny's
funds, mas been arrested az Adrian
charged with jumping board bill. He
Will be brought back for trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
TREATMENT-s5 A MONTH FOR ALL
DISEASES WITH MEDICINE FURNISH
ED FREE.
NOTABLE CREDENTIALS.

DIR. Copeland is graduate of Bellevue Hos
pital Med teal College. New York. was presi-
dent OF his class in that institution. His asso-
ciates are gentlemen bearing credentials
equally rs notable as his own. and have ad-
vaneed steadily with him. They represent
primarily the best medical training the coua-
try affords, many years of continual practice.
and entire and absolute devotion TO the dis
experience in treating these diseases and uni
form success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Great
Sn0aO Storms

In the west have block
AIDED miles of railroads,
mountains of snow has fall
len and lives have persisted,
though its but October.
Who knows how soon the
storm will reach US? "Old
Prob says, "A cold winter
this wear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
The DOLLAR.
That's The Little Thing That
Talks.
A Dollar Saved is a Dollar
Earned.
Gooi Work, GCo1 Results and
Easy Terms.
This Is a Dollar Making Age.
Your Turn.
A New Era In Local Medical
Practice.
| You Don't Need to Be Rich to Have
aSPeclaist Treat YOU
Let the High Priced Doctors Go-Let the
Druggists Go-Look to Your Purses
and Get the Best Medical Ser
vice at the Least Cost.
A New Era in Local Medical
Practice.
You Don't Need to Be Rich to Have
a Specialist Treat You,
Let the High-Priced Doctors Go-let the
Druggists Go-Look to Your Purses
and Get the Best Medical Ser
vice at the Least Cost.

There are any number Of physicians
in Grand Rapids who are good men
and good doctors.
But they charge good prices.
There are two physicians in Grand
Rapids who are good men and good
doctors. who do not charge good prices.
These are Drs. Copeland and Gra-
ham.
They are in Grand Rapids to intro
duce low fees tor medical treatment.
We shall not say anything more Of
their ability than to point to the testi-
monials gwen them by people here
whom they have treated and to refer
to their credentials printed in the next
column.
Dollars are hard to get and hard to
keep. This is what Dire. Copeland and
Graham wish to say:
Ii you are in need of medical atten-
ton and want to save your dollars, go
to them. 1t Is not right that you
should neglect yourself. IL ls not
right that you should pay big fees to
doctors. Drs. Copeland and Graham
tell you frankly what they will charge
you, that IS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Undeyzceay
CAak.

Occupies a vast share of
feminine thought these cool
October days and we are
somewhat gwen To il also.
for we have something 10
talk about The biggest
and best stock that was
ever exposed in a Grand
Rapids store. Now, before
the cold comes, and during
the half-toned weather, il
would be a wise thing TO
make the necessary pur-
chases. Michigan Their
mometers are spasmodlc
and Eighty at this season
OF the year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Among the peculiar names entered
upon the old re.ord books at the grea;
University At oxford nay be found the
following John Beliweather. Alan
swef-ir- bedde Alicia Thorudodger.
Brgh Hahwatarclers. John de Half
naked rsaac wskeful Dr Sleep. VIII
lame Bisiseinthernouth. Osbert Diabolas
Devil. Thomas Onehand. Agnes Black
mantle. Thomas Craik-hield. q Well
0eieveL Richard DrinkwatsaF tspelled
Dr. n <s.svssftere n toe cd recorsil.
christerheT pigv. John RaftiehagTage
he had ikslv been porterh Wiliame
Clearwater. Fulce Tvelvepcnce. Thomas
Sourale. Galfritlrs Drinkdrexees. Ivory
MaIlet Pife Coffin. Joasnnes Co-to-
beside Raiph Falxauses. River Jordan.
John LittleJ ohn. Peter he Gcose Peter
the tioose', Savage Besre, puc lse
Drake. Haek Starzx. True Havk. and
Aaptiresls - others almost equally a.
odd ana oetiauaish-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

o. fas eve t-r,F there's
f-n n cash On the 0fsier.
there's cure for yUur Ia
tarrh Ora ~ taese t7vn fhfnEs
has rst e. csaule ~ reu thsts
rrcsnisfSf and aEreei bT the
Dreurfefcrs q Dr s,aEns Ia
tarrh Sa11efiF
Bat a. vns thinF fhsv'i
rake srv such rroHnlse Il aheg
u.rsnf srfs thst zee 4 -
,.lireI Ttaf has caFs -
.f,.sasssssS, tArsugh sl,i~ sitse-
a. waer se~sf a et-s ~
s-siei ~ ts nii. 2yzfainR.
et,snsnx snd eeesing Eroissr-
% aa,rsf CIR u5c ezss4s e
Cs.fsfrh In ere = at hsva tees
rsrfectlT and persisneilriy
csr~
frs tss reean tae'f -
w 70 take such = rE-
Tn - whrt shev ssv. elssriv
80 II rre aant aurs
fh RI. uafter lfs-r
a ~ q hess lr.rg
wai rav vs'n i'asA
a atsh 81 tafY hsTs TARA
e.i,u,zh 81 sav sazt. isat e ftfs
err Yss 70 hase a asils tsssa,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Kalamazoo Indignantly denies the
statement that many applications for
admittance to the state Irsane.asylum
are refused. Celery and paress never
did combine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
SIS a MONTH.

All Patients under Treatment
before November l, will be treated
until cured for $500 per month.
This includes Consultation, Exa-
mination, Treatment and Medicine
for all patients and for all diseases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

From much repeating by
inexperienced merchants,
people have come to be-
lieve the fallacy that pure
linen landkerchiefs cannot
be had without paying a
high price. This IS wrong.
and will be demonstrated
at our store this week.
At our Handkerchief
counter a large quantity of
pure linen handkerchiefs
will be offered and every
thread will be found As
represented.