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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
WILL SING PENELOPE.
THIS BRIGHT OPERA SOON TO DE
PRESENTED IN MANCHESTER.
Mr.. ThOrnhill breaches IL Special
Sermon Oh slnging-Other Church
scryices-COunciI COmmittees-Per-
sOnnl and Other south Side Items.

The pretty little opera Penelope
will be sung for the first time in this
city the latter part OF this month. Mrs.
A. c. Harding is getting up the opera.
and recent rehearsals indicate that 1t
will be one of the best entertainments
ever given in Manchester. Some of the
best amateur talent IN the city VIII take
part, the cast being made UP Of the
following wel-known singers: Mrs
Croaker, Miss Emma Lawton; Penelope,
Miss Lilly May Baird; Cora. Miss Minnie
Jones; Chalk, Mr.. William Hugh owens;
Pitcher, Mr.. George Crawford. and Tosser,
MIR. Charles Picot. The opera will be
given in the Gibbs Opera-House for the
benefit OF the Meade-Memorial church.
The Council Committee on Light and
Streets and Fire Commissioners all held
meetings last night and transacted rou-
tine business
The bazaar held last week at Leader
Hall by the Daughters OF Liberty was a
success In every respect, and the pro-
moters Of the enterprise are very thank
full for the help they received and the
liberal patronage bestowed.
The following are the winners Of the
different prizes: Parlor lamp, No. /, Miss
Clara Fisher; lamp. No. 2. Miss F. n.
Savory; barrel Of -four and ham, Mrs
Kate Patron; ring TO the most popular
young lady. Miss Rosa Crostick: past
councillors jewel. f. l.. Priddy. pictures
donated by Foster. Miss Sallie Mann;
childrens tea-set, Miss Gertrude Good
ing; altar emblem to most popular coun.
ell OF Juniors, Rocky Ridge Council.
No. &c.
SERMON ON SINGING.
Rev. l.. r. Thornhill preached a fine
sermon AZ his church Sunday morning
on the subject OF Singing" He read
many passages of Scripture relative to
the praising OF God by singing. and
said he thought the song service one OF
the most important In connection with
Church worship. In beautiful harmony
with the excellent sermon was a lovely
solo sung by Miss Emma Lawton az an
ofYertory. This young lady possesses a
highly-cultivated and beautiful soprano
voice. and her rendition OF sacred music
is excelleA bv very few singers here.
Rev. IL. ~ q. Smith, OF Georgia,
preached to large congregations at Cen
trail Methodist Sunday. Services were
held at IL A. NJ. 4:3o p. NJ, and p. NJ
In the afternoon the services were spe-
clally for the young. a large number OF
whom were present The meetings will
continue during this week. Much good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
The Industrial Home.

The Board of Directors desire to &C
knowledge receipt OF valuable contripu-
lions from the following to the Richmond
Industrial Home for the week ending
Thursday. May I'd:
The J. l.. Hill Printing Company Uor
printing notices.. Myers Kirsch. George
l.. Bowles. Jacob Keck. william A. LAM
bert & Brother, ]. w. Busch. Mrs. Ann
Mckinley. Charles Fromer. J. II. Hulcher
c. Lang, ]. J. Poe, c. Rabineau. Mrs.
r. c. Woodall. Mrs.. Frazier. DR.. w.
H. Scott Ed. Schumacher. J. w. Brauer,
ellis Bakery, Chaplin & johnson, 7. j.
Cousins, Z. W. Kelly. Hancocks Mar
ket, Mr. Schmidt. E. II. Noble. A. A.
Scott. George w. Taylor. George A. Leon
hard. J. H. Nolde. Mrs. Hogan. Mrs.
Wagner. Mrs. Theimer. ]. Wright Com
pany. j. Blair. Duval-Street Pharmacy. b.
lamb, Charles Holshauer. A. Efchel, n. r.
Carter, John A. Atkissoa, L. Chamber.
lain. Virginia Fish Company. II. A. Bur-
CESS, william Miller. william H. Brown,
@. 8. schwalm. H. c. Hechler, J. O.
Brown, 8. y. Fluray, John Richard, 3
A. Brauer. Fred. c. Keck. NJ. Massei. A.
Gillio. J. r. Taylor. p. II. Mayo Z Bro
Their. Allen 4 Ginter. J. o. White, Cox Z
Harrison. Hicks 4 Howard, ]. w. Ne.
OH 4 Co.. Albright Grocery Store
I d. H.tggs Z Co.. C. e. Saunders. c. q.
Fleming. Charles Messerschmidt, Armour
q Co.. Tanner Z Co., J. T. Montgomery
J. ID. Mcintyre, J. =. Powers. L. r,
Christian. w. H. ntum. C. Dominica Z
Co.. L. wagner. Belvidere Grocery Com.
pany. Jacob Kirsch, Richmond Dairy
Company. p. Kastiebers. Harvey BjaiI
4 Co.. Priddy d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
PrOpcrty Transfers.

Richmond: Bennett Brothers trustee
to X. j. Slaughter. 40 feet on Broad
street southwest corner Belvidere, sub.
ject to deeds of trust amounting to
$4,000, $1,000.
s. 5. Macon. Jr.. 10 NJ. J. Hills. wife
of r. f.. Hills. 30 feet on west side
Church street between Rowe and Maiden
Lane. $3.50.
j. Is. Welsh Furniture company's trustee
to Leon l.. Strause. CO feet on Rockets
street southwest corner Peach. A feet ad.
Joining. and machinery. $500.
Maggie l.. and William ". Miller TO
Louisa T.. Wightman. 20 Ia feet on north
side Clay street between Henry and
Smith, $500.
Henrico Fred. c. Brauer. Jr, TO Henry
Briel, triangular lot bounded by Twenty.
third, Darlington. and Q streets. $50.
William w. Brauer and wife TO Henry
Briel, real estate bounded by Darlington.
Q. Twenty-second, and Twenty-thrd
streets. except lots. s..
Alexander Mutch to Charles r.. NAYS
81 Ia acres on NEWMARKET road, in ex.
change for other property.
Leroy Madison's trustee to o. Hotties
81 5-l00 acres on Wilkinson road. s270e9
James A. Wallen to Peyton Seay. 1,
feet on south side Clay street near Dun.
can, 500.
West-End Land and Improvement Com.
pany to Herman j. Meyers. 20 5-l2 fee,
on north side Main street between Null.
berry and Clover, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
NEWS FROM THE COUNTY.
Younu Man Charged with Attempted
A,sauIt-speciaI Grand Jury

re,rh Dean. a l7-year-old boy. is In the
county Jail. an example OF what evil AZ
ISOLATION will do for one. the charse
AGAINST him IS q serious one, II peing
alleged that he did on Saturday nish'
attempt a criminal assault upon Mrs'
Matte Hord, the wife or wafer Horu.
Dean was arrested on warrant s"o.m
ont before Justice q. w. Thomas py
Mrs Hord. and was brought DELETE VIC
magistrate yesterday morning. Ihere was
aiso a warrant out against him Tor as
sau,,in- and beating James Cum an
a,dsr,v man. and on both charges ne was
held for the jury. 49,,
Mr. Uord SAYS she was accosted ny
,hs accused while on her way nome sun
dav morning shortly before CLOCK "a.
threatened to kill her II she onereu any
rasistance. and pursued her with a ris
s,inL when she ran away from him. Evan
tones and his brother. j. v. Jones,
aia,r ~ have seen Dean pursuing the
,ornan and interfered as he was ABOUT
10 strike her.
mean positively denies this. and says
Mrs Hord requested hin % get her souie
vbiskey. and because he hadn MONEY
enough to do %, and, therefore. oecilne1
to comply with her request she p's's''s"
the charge. 49,. Hon.
rico court house, AMI a member on the
County Democratic committee. while a.
work yesterday morning suffered q
sl,ght attack Of paralysis. Dr. CroAton'
the county physician. gaze medital az
tention 10 Mr.. Wells, after when re
was removed to his home. In Tie eastern
suburbs. .rr,.
A special grand jur~ has been sum,
moned by Judge wicknam to meet en- the
18th of this month. 1t is not Enown
whether this has any reference 70 'he
recent gold-brick trial or not.
The spring term Of the Henrico Cncnit
Court began yesterday. The court Was
engaged during tire day In the .rial OK
the suit Of Gilmer w. Atlantic ami VIZ.
ginia Fertilizing Compony for U.0O
damages. The Shields will case VIII De
heard at this term.
The Board OF Supervisors met IN regu-
lar monthly session at the county court
house yesterday morning and transacted
routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

Be,bleh ,m reported conversions; Green
wood, =: MI Vernon, o; North Run. 3; Wlnn's'
2-making q total of 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
as comparing favorably with that or the

as comparing favorably with that or the
best city school.
An interesting incident was the award
ing OF ffty-nine diplomas OF honor 10
officers, teachers, and scholars who were
present at roll-call not less than 1tty
Sundays during the year.
But the most taking and highiy-ap-
preciated feature OF the occasion was the
rendition OF petite programme by mem
bers Of the Glen Allen infant class under
the skilful handling Of their accomplished
teacher. Miss Maud Trevvett Inc
bright and winsome little tots fully met
the expectation OF their friends. and
scored a grand success with the delighted
audience.
The following officers were elected Tor
the present year: j. b. winston presi-
dent: ID. W. Bowes. vice-president; w.
Conway Saunders. secretary. and Alvin
Cross. treasurer. The following Ia a
synopsis of the secretary's report:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
A SAD ACCIDENT.
Two Young Ladies' Drowned at
Mount jackson.

At Mount jackson Saturday Miss Berthe
Neff and Miss Eliza Payne. OF that place.
and Miss Annie Wyatt, OF Charleston,
w. Va. were boating In company with
Mr.. c. L. Bowman. cashier OF the Mount
Jackson National Bank. Withsut warn
ing almost the boat capsIzed some two
hundred yards from shore. and Misses
Men and wyatt were drowned. Mr..
Bowman managed 10 save Miss Payne.
The bodies OF the young ladies' were
recovered yesterday morning. Miss Men
was n daughter OF Captain j. q. Men.
a member OF the Virginia Legislature.
Miss Wyatt was a member OF q we'll
known family in Jefferson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07


The days Of gladness In the far
country did not last very hong Soon all
the substance was wasted and q mighty
famine arose In that country. Then thu
gay youth began to b In want His
tovial companions OF both sexes had no
further use for him. In extreme desti-
tuition he was forced to hire himself out
as q swine-herder, the lowest Of all oc.
equations In the estimation Of Jew.
Out among the hogs in the fields his
food was the pods Of the carob-tree.
no man giving him anything more pala-
table or nutritious Deep sadness set.
tied down upon him. Far from home.
penniless. hungry. insufhcisntiy clad.
without shelter, without sympathy, re-
Numbering the homo and friends that
he had 90 lightly abandoned, no wonder
that he sadly muruursd. How many
hired ssrvants Of my fathers have bread
enough. ana to spare. and perish here
with hunserr
rs this not true picture Of the
worldly young naaf The fiyst sisdness
fsdeh and soon he Ands that the beat
treasure Of his ysuthful innocence n
wasted. and that what once pleased now
pleaseo no more Experiences come thai
try the soul. LIES hard r>alities Law
hold upon hin Health fails. ana sad-
pess ana ~ heart, Tor TO him the body
10 I'll. Poverty bsfal1e him. ana - feels
hsart-hroken, for ~ IDEAL Of happinsss
10 wealth Bereavement attacks his
family circle. and unutterabls sorrow hlis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

Sunday morning were quite interesting
| Bishop Van de Vyver confirmed large
class, numbering forty. and made a short
address to the children.
At the Cathedral Sunday morning Very
Rev. ]. Frioli preached an able sermon
on the sanctity Of the mother OF Christ
| The choir rendered Farmers mass. The
| congregation was very large.
Sunday morning at o'clock Very Rev
| Father Willibald. pastor OF St Mary's
| church. celebrated high mass. during
which the members Of ST. Joseph's Society
| received the holy communion In body.
| There was large attendance. Father
| Willibald spoke I'm eloquent words. stating
| that st. Joseph was great pattern and
model for every Christian father to imi-
tate. The st. Joseph Society commend
rated the forty-second anniversary Of its
existence.
The Glorious Meeting.
The regular meeting Of the Richmond
| Glorious yesterday was attended by nearly
all the Episcopal ministers In the city.
| President Pike Powers filled the chair.
| The affairs OF st. Lukes Mission were
| discussed at some length. At that place
| Of worship two meetings are held on
| Sundays and one on Thursday night.
| Rev. +. r. Nugent. who IL In charge Of
l
and suggested that the mission be trans
! formed into q separate organization. The
matter was finally referred TO the men,
| bers Of the Brotherhood Of 81. Andrew.
| with view Of having II put into the
| shape Of q petition. II they should deem
| the change an expedient one. A commit
| tee was appointed to confer with the
| brotherhood upon the question.
Bishop white will visit Emanuel
church, In Hsnrico county. next Sunday
| for the purpose Of administering the rite
| Of confirmation.
| sunday.schOoI Association Of Upper
| HenPic0.
The annual meeting Of this association
was held Sunday afternoon at Glen Allen
| Baptist church. The exercises wers
| highly interesting, and were greatly en-.
| joyed BY . large and enthusiastic gather.
| Ing. The onicerf reports showed
| gratifying progress IN all the schools
| during the year. and were listened q
| with the deepest interest
The music. led by Mr. Arthur Trevvett.
| Of the Glen Allen school. was excellent,
and wss complimented BY city visitor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
An Inspiring Scene.

filled TO Its utmost capacity SUNDAY
morning TO witness the pastor extend the
hand Of fellowship to about ninety new
members The twelve deacons OF the
church occupied seats upon the rostrum.
The pastor announced that he did not
intend to preach a regular sermon. but,
al this was the day for the celebra alton
Of the Lords Supper. he would offer a
few remarks UPON the Atonement OF
Christ After this the members Of the
church were invited to the lower floor.
and the rest OF the congregation to the
galleries. where they could witness the
impressive spectacle. The Lords Supper
was administered, after which the new
members were arranged In q double line
from the pulpit to the door in the
middle aisle. and the entire congrega-
ton passed through and welcomed each
one with a hand-shake. Old members
Of the church say that they have never
before witnessed q more inspiring scene,
and never In the history Of the church
have ZOO members (the number that par.
took Of the Lords Supper Sunday shaken
hands at one time with the new mem-
bers.
The great revival which has been In
progress at this church for three weeks
closed Sunday night. when DR.. Wright
paptizeu nine persons. The unusual spec
tacle OF father. mother. and child In the
pool at one time was witnessed.
DIR. DILLS ANNIVERSARY.
Sunday was the second anniversary OF
Rev. DR.. J. s. Dilrs pastorate OF Ven-
able-Street Baptist church. and the ser.
vices Of the morning were appropriate to
the occasion. He preached from the text
Look to yourselves that we lose not
those things which we have gained" II
Is important. the speaker said. to take al
inventory. A. this Is essential In mer.
chandising or with the oAilor crossing the
ocean. 50 In II with the individual Chris
tian and the local church. He then dis
cussed what the Church had gained from
statistical. missionary. and spiritual
standpoints. The figures given by Dr.
Din showed that he had paid 1.Ol3 visits
during the year. had married IL couples,
had preached the funerals Of e persons.
OF whom were members Of the church.
and had received % members. making
the present membership e2S. There have
been leo additions during his two years
passionate and "a dimiuutious. making Z
net gain OF n DR.. Dill held Ave protract-
ID meetings In other churches. In which
there were ia conventions.
DR.. Dill followed up his statistical
statement With IN earnest sermon. point
ing out how easy Il v to lose what w
have gained. and suggesting how We
may guard against such loss. He urged
his hearers 70 bs on their guard and "a
maintain the purity Of faith. LET thia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

has been accomplished since the revival
commenced at this church, and the pros
poets are that much more Will be accom-
pllshed. Every evening at 4:30 meet
ing for the young will be held.
The Clopton-Street Baptist church Will
continue their meetings during the week
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Talley took
place Sunday evening from her late resi-
dence, 2il4 Stockton street. and was at
tended by a large crowd of sorrowing
friends. The services were conducted
by Rev. J. }. Clopton.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Bette Beasley and son, Mr.. Harry
Reasley, of Washington. who have been
visiting In this city. returned home yes
terday. They were accompanied by Mrs.
William G. Owens, whose guests they
have been.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Old Do
minIon Hospital will meet this evening
at o'clock at Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church. The president desires full at
tendance.
The infant child OF Mr.. John S. Wake
field died yesterday morning. The fune-
raj will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock from Fifth-Street church. and the
nterment will be In Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. Sherwood V. Gregory nearly cut
his thumb of Saturday night while
wiping his razor.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Stephen Folks (colored) was charged with
the larceny OF 50. lie returned the
money and was let off.
Toney Young (colored) was charged with
assaultlng Nancy Farmer. The case was
continued until this morning.
An adjourned meeting of the Water
80,
on Sewers will be held tonight in tho
office of the City Water-Works.
The City Council meets in regular scs-
sion next Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07

week out goodness that counts
emingly seething sea of humanity
value" principle; this
ntil you're satisfied" condition,
{ it's becoming.
brings the prices so low. A ball
and bat for the lads.
Double-Breasted Suits, half-wool dark
cassimeres, with two pairs Pants, finished
perfectly - quality. for H.5o-sizes to
There are about rs Suits for boys, 4. s.
and years only.
The manufacturer having these on his
hands has closed them out to US at less
than actual cost or material. They are
one-pants and two-pants Suits, and worth
from $1.50 to S.
They will be sold at prices from q to
OUR BOOK BUSINESS.
Walk down in this department
some time and see what a book
business we do. Everything at
less than the publishers list
price. five haven't what you
want we'll get it for you. No
expense to you-no trouble to
as.
Something that's creating q furor
among the wsss-earners-conis Finan-
Mira f E D. "a" =. ' SoushSo agf novel.
Fifty TITLES. fine cloth binding, large type.
publishers price 81 each Here RS &c.
NEWS IN 4 LINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
Weather Prediction To-day will probably be fair
1.-THE ALwAYS-BUSY STORE y


that's ours. It's the week in and
that makes this store of ours a sc,
every day. It's this "dollar-fi
"Your money is not our money u
that's making this the great stor'
GOOD MORNING!
Here's a CHEEKY way of saying
good-morning-of wishing you
good fortune:
Earlier IN the season we bought q
lot OF Navy-Blue Mohair Crepon. with a
q dollar the yard; then we cut a swath
Ia the price. and made Il 75c. the yard.
Here 1t goes again-this time without
TIL. Sn ga about vt what 1t cost uA The en-
WASH GOODS.
It's the assortment, the quail
ity. the prices that make this de-
partment a store by itself.
shepherd-Plaid Percalse-everybody says
they are scarce--lots here. l6c. the yard.
snep deSIIa satines' in every color
Bes! imported orsandie: Exquisite exc s.aS;
ngures ..................T l-2c. the yard.
colored : Dotted swisses Black dots
Imported Double Fold Nainseot s"' small ynsii
dots and stripes. :.......17c. the yard.
Imported English p. K, graduated ribs
and woven color-stripe0. Sc the yard.
Persisn-F Figured pimities. tinted grounds.
Lavender. Yellow. Green. Light Blue.
American oisan ss; tne DAINTY snnS
:. Dresden designs. ..l2c. the yard.
y pieces yaconet Lawns, the beauty OF
the u Lie. goods price. Sc. tho yard
LOO New White ParAsoA on Ale to-day.
MOTHERS Of BOYS.
here's hints for you: tie this
same roof, same clerk force, same
full condition Of things that
|1LMga3
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-12
CALLS THE GOVERNOR.
Frank Herald Demands Subpoena
for the Governor.
THE GOVERNOR REFUSES SERVICE.

Legal Process to be Undertaken to
Secure His DepOsittOn-State House
Items.
Frank Herald today made new move
in his fight for the possession of his office
as commissioner of elections
Herald's attorneys, Quinton 6 Quinton
have made arrangements to take the
dispositions of Governor Morrill,, Attorney
General Dawes, r. B McMaster and ].
d. Mcfarland in an effort to get at the
real reasons of the fight to remove Her
aid from Office.
They expect to show that the real pur-
pose is to put Republican in the office
and that the Republican who is to get it
is to be r. B. McMaster, and that ]. NJ.
Mcfarland is to be his deputy.
Governor Morrill, refused to accept
service this morning when notified of
the plan to take his deposition and a
regular affidavit will be served on him
this afternoon. These deposition are to
be taken 1.-THE office of Waters s. Waters
next Monday, July Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-12
NORTH TOPEKA.
Items of Interest From the North Side of
the River.

Items of Interest From the North Side of
the River.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Schaeffer will live
at 1920 Central avenue.
Miss Byrd Watkins, of Junction City.
visited relatives in town this morning.
Miss Kittie Marlett went to Scranton
yesterday to visit friends for four weeks.
E. E. Briggs and family of Scranton
are visiting E. A. Gildner on Holman
street.
Mrs. ]. W. White, who has been visit
ing Mrs, W. W. Marlett on Central ave-
nue., has returned to her home, Fronte-
nae, Kan.
Frank Bean, who stays at G. W. Petro's
on Logan Street, will start on the road
tomorrow for the Parkhurst, Davis Co.,
making his first trip to western Kansas.
He has formerly been employed by them
at their establishment and this is a pro-
motion.
Mrs. Bud Weathers, from Barton
county near Great Bend, who was here
in the city having her eye treated and
went home about a week ago, was COM
PEELED to return yesterday on account of
a relapse. and is stopping with Mrs John
r Hart, 1920 Harrison street.
Edward Speer and Miss Florence Nc
NdEtnya OOtu Vi SURREY W0E0 mdEEI0Q
last evening at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mr.. Wilder, on Grant street, Rev. w. L.
Byers performing the ceremony in the
presence of only few friends. They
will make their home at 1928 North Har-
rison street
Lodge s. Colvin, 119 and 121West Nor
ris street. proprietors of the Capital Liv-
airy, Feed and Sale Sta bles. Horses board
ed at $40 per month. Satisfaction guar
enteed.
For fly screen guaranteed against rust
for five years, for new process gasoline
stoves, and for anything good in the
hardware line, go to Pratt Bros, North
Topeka
Lukens Bros, North Topeka, is the
place to buy Stutz s. Walker buggies
and road wagons, surries, etc. They are
the best to be found and cheapest
A. J. Arnold & Son, 821 North Kansas
avenue. Prescriptions. A complete stock
of druggists sundries Headquarters for
all of Munyon's Remedies
J. II. Heller, 1902 N. Kan. Ave, grocery
and meat market Good treatment and
fine meats and groceries, you can do bet
er here than elsewhere.
The Magnet Restaurant and Short
Order house, A. J. Proudfit, $40 n. Kan.
ave- Wholesale fruits and confectionery
Carriage repairing, painting aud trim
ming; general blacksmithing and horse
shoeing. North Topeka Carriage works,
115 and lit West Laurent street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-12
A GOOD THING.

Rain Water Maker Has Done Won
ders for this Lady in Her House,
work.
Mrs c. B. Hurst of sO7 Van Buren,
street, North Topeka, says of Kinks
Rain Water Maker:
II only had small package, which
was just fine as far as it went 1t made
my washing easier and my clothes clear
er. 1 have only used it in my washing,
but will try it in my toilet, etc l like to
see good thing placed upon the mar
ket, and l am certain it will do all that
is claimed for it. I know it has for me
and it should for others if the directions
are not completely disregarded.
haven't washed any 1annels yet, as we
don't use them in the summer, but if the
water has anything to do with it they
will certainly come out splendid.
am going to send to the store today for
a DaCkapo"