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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-31

Dieen de Yauco que en- estos dias quedsra
terminado ell arreglo de la torrecilla do la
iglesia, cuyo trabajo estaba paralizado por
falta de msterisles, que eu seguids Sc pro
cedera al moutajs del reloj.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-31

Las personals que quierau, para Ia cura
ei6n de sus enfermedades honrar con su con
fianza al DIR. Dn. Fernando Escovar G de-
ben aprovechar ell presente mes, pues, dicho
Dr. ha resuelto solo permanecer en- esta po
blaci6n hasta principles del proximo mes de
Agosto en- que partira con toda su familis
para ell extranjero. Lo que ponemos en- CO.
aocimiento del pdblico. 8 vp.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-31

Fl almotasen del primer distrito, Capital,
saldr& girar 50 vista para la comprehension
periodical de pesas medidas metricas, ell
dia 10 de Setiembre.
Empezar& en- Rio Piedras. y teIminarz en-
Utuado el de Octubre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-31

Un despacho de Paris anuncia que ell go
bie rDo ha anulsdo FL voto del Oonsejo mu
uicipal de Paris, por ell cual la ciudad acor
do una subvenci6n los delegados france
ses en- Ell congreso oislista International.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-31

I'm despacho de Nuevs York, que publica
el LiSttn Di0Tio, de Santo DomiBgo, dice
que la bolsa ha bajado cinco puntos en- m
solo dis, que SO embarcan hscis Europa
grandes cantidades de oro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31
FRENCH SARCASM
Let Loose on the American Position Re.
gardIng the Armenian Question.

Let Loose OH the American Position Re-
gardInH the Armenian Question.
NEW YORK. Jan. S0.-A dispatch to
tile Herald from Paris says:
The Partisan papers devote consld-
cradle attention to the possibilities OF
tho United States entering Into the
active spheres OF European internu-
tIarel aifai"s, and the Journal deS
Debnts regrets that Europe has not
some sort OF Monroe doctrine to pro-
tcct II from the meddlinG Of the United
States In purely European affairs.
The resolution adopted by the senate
and house OF representatives. 1t points
out, is a direct summons to the powers
IN carry out the clause OF the treaty Of
berlin. DiplOmatists Of old. we are
told, would have been horrilied at the
idea OF sending an American squadron
10 Constantlnuple, Us Senator Frye
urges. not because they would have
been surprised 10 learn that America
has squadron to send, but because
they would have remembered certain
conventions which forbid the sending
OF squadrOns to Constantinople.
Americans are aware that such COLI
ventlons exist, yet Senator Frye wnnt'
to send squadron. without paying any
regard to them. It Is impossible to be
more American.
II Is true that the Authorities on In
ternatlnnal law interviewed by the
Herald have clearly expressed an opln-
ION that Congress Is to blame and hnn
no business to meddle with the treaty
Of Berlin, to which the United States
WuH not slgnatory. but Of COURSE the
idea OF attaching any weight 10 the
opinions OF jurists Is regarded on the
other side OF the Atlantic as n Euro
pehn prejudice.
As to the Views OF England, or. rath-
or, OF Mr.. Chamberlain, who alone has
spoken, he appears TO regret that Amer
len, Instead OF wrnngHhg over n trille
like the Venezuelan dispute, should not
huve interviewed to settle the Armenian
question, while the press appears to
regard such a course without dIssat-
IHfactIon. Possibly. however, Mr..
ChambeFlain's reference Is Intended to
chan the Americans on their own In
tolerance in attacking England be-
cause OF her Intervention In Venezuela.
The Temps takes advantage OF the
occasion to lecture the English preHs
on its too fertile imagination In ns-
stunning the possibilities OF Europe con-
ndIng TO the great republic OF the nev
world, and OF the United States ac-
cepting the mission, in spite OF the
Monroe doctrine being turned upside
down, or forcing the hand OF the sultan
by q naval demonstration before Con-
atnntfnopte.
"Fortunately," says the Temps. "the
world IS governed, not by fantastic po-
lltlcal conjectures. but by the modest
'routinlers OF Downing street or the
'Quni d'orsay.'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31

John: This beautiful. New Year'R
morning l have decided 10 write and
tell YOU something which han been OH
my mind for long. long time We
Lave boon having some bad weather.
rain and snow and most everything
you could imagine, but this morning
In bright and beautiful. and, John,
inust ~ you IN secret. The brighter
the Sun Shlnes the harder l think OF
you. um tired OF living this way; l
long to be with you: feel so alone
and 80 unsettled. This being leap yenr
ana the ladies' choice, / would like to
know, deer John, II you ar9 not about
ready TO Eut married and settle down?
We have known each other for a long
time, and YOU surely know / love you,
Joan. and II you VIII only give me q
chance, will mako you q good wife.
have good place with Mrs. Tlomp-
son, with Jcnnie's hiid my board, and
rcasluably good wages. and there rs
pIenty OF work here which you could
get TO do. IND government work over
IN Argenta win open mp Monday, md
they Will employ 200 men. hnlf white
und half cnlOrNd. At 81 20 and 81 10 n
day. tiilnl you could get a Job there,
aud we could get along so nicely.
would keep the place | have until we
could do hottcr. nm willing to do
most any way just for the sake OF be-
Ing sctlled.
There arc plenty OF other men-good
md true men. toJ-wlTom / could marry
II i would. but they are not you, John.
and aithouEh they would make INC
good husbands. could never care for
them, dear John; as have always and
viii always care for you. sim. 1 can't
walt on you forever. and unless you
decide to do something definite before
long, win have TO look further, for
nm MIGHTY tired OF ngle-blessedness.
II Amt what 1t Is cracked UP to be. By
long Nlot.
Jonnlc Is going to school and learn.
IN. fast, nBI she Is Just crazy 20 SEQ
you. She sends q whole heap OF love.
Kindly remember me to your Ho;he:
and all the rest OF che family, but save
a large share OF my love for your dear
self.
Hoping for an carly and tavoNabie
reply and wishing you the happIest OF
New Years, remain. yours very low
Ingly. MoLLIE SMITH
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A woMAN BANKER.
The Career oSa Woman who Had Cen
Ins for s1yindIIng.

The Career ofa Woman who Had n Gem
ims for sHVindling.
A woman died at Munich recently.
rpnnilsss md destSs,rtc, after having
handled millions Of dollars.
This woman, Adele spItzeder. became
notorious in the early seventies. when
she founded the "Dachauer Bank, pre-
tending to be assisted by the clergy OF
Bavaria. She took advantage OF the
Wild stock speculations OF these years,
and. by promising depositors large In
terest for their investments, she had at
first immense success. For some time
she paid large dividends, and every one
OF her customers praised her rs the
greatest financial genius Of the time
Within eighteen months deposits In her
bank amounted ito $500, 900 forms, eQuI-
valent 70 aboit s5.500.0OO.
The senseless speculat ton and the all
most incredible prodlgallty OF the wo-
man were the causes OF the break.
which occurred In the early part OF 1873.
When the crash came some 10000 de-
posttors mourned losses varying from n
few forms to hundreds OF thousands
Being arrested under the bankruptcy
law, she was sentenced on July 20. 1873.
for fraudulent bankruptcy to three
years In state prison.
After her discharge she started n
ladies' orchestra, which che conducted
under the alias OF De Vic. AT her
debut with this orchestra she was hiss
ed from the hall by students OF wurz-
burg. She then disappeared for sew
er1l years, but some years later she
again began the banking business In
her old style, finding more victims. Her
now efforts resulted In another seu-
tcnce of imprisonment Since then she
was heard from from time to time. but
a few. years ago disappeared Rgaln
from the surface.
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EXTRAORDINARY SCENE.
The Statue OF Charles 1. Decorated with
Floral VreAthA.


LONDON, Jan. S0.-An extraordI-
nary scene was witnessed on Trafalgar
square here, during the early morn
Ing to-day. This wSs the anniversary
OF the execution OF Charles First, oil
England, bcheaded by order OF sno-
Chl high court OF justice, appointed by
the house OF commons, January 80
1919.
This morning many small parties Of
Ao-cnlled 'legitlmists" arrived at Trat-
nlEar square with floral wreaths, bear
lhS divers Inscriptions. These offer
Ings they attempted to place at the foot
OF the statue OF Charles ]. The first OF
the ''legltlmists" 10 appear arrived nj
o'clock IN the morning and many 9th
o-s came MS the day wore on. The police
however, compelled them to remove the
Wrenths, as such demonstration IL
contrary to law. The crowd, which
was at no time very large. oheyed. and
then. with uncovered heads, they re-
peated the collect, referring TO the So
called 'martyred sovereign" Then the
"icEitimists" offered TIP prayers FOR
the dead king: but when the demon
STATION began to attract too much at
fentlon they were dispersed by the
police. During she morning. however.
other admirers OF King Charles came
Singly to the statue on Trafalgar
square and, apparently by orders re-
celved from the chief Of police at Scot
land yard. a number OF beautiful
wreRths OF flowers Inscribed IN mem
ory Of the white king" were allowed
to be placed at the foot Of the pedestal.
and to remain there during the early
part OF the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31
A GLOVE CASE.
How to Make Ono that win Keep Tn,
Gloves from aoIiInE.

How to Make Ono that win Keep the
Gloves from soIiIng.
Everyone knows how wrinkled and
soIled gloves become when allowed TO
lie about in bureau drawer; or when
rolled up; and so this little case Will
recommend itself and be appreciated
by all who like to keep their gloves In q
neat way.
The outside OF this case Is made OF n
piece OF unbleAched. or seif-colored lin
en-. 10 by "a inches In size, and the lin
ing Is OF piece Of dark blue silk the
same size. The lining Is prepared first.
Two Inches from both long edges. and
at equal distances, are fastened seven
loops OF inch widn dark blue ribbon,
80 mnde that two long ribbons OF same
width and color can be passed through.
These ribbons serve 10 hold the gloves
In place The lining and outside are
next tackled together. and one OF the
narrow ends Is shaped 10 n point. All
the edges are bound nlatiy with dnrl,
blue ribbon. on the point are tastEn-
ed two long ribbons. The gloves arc
well smoothed out and placed beneath
the ribbons between the loops, the case
Ia rolled up and secured by tying the
ribbons In bow.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The cigar manufacturers OF this city
and vicinity have, after years OF honest
and commendnble efforts, built up an
eaVIable trade and reputation, which
enables them to pay their employees a
fair compensation for their labor At
the same time enjoy a surprising
degree OF prosperity, when the general
business depresslons OF the last year
are taken into consideration.
whereas. II. Seamon & Son, whose
financial standing clearly establishes
the profitable character OF the cigar
business under existing conditions, pro-
poses to cut wages and disrupt trade
generally by operating o non-union
factory In the city Of MoundsVllle, W.
Va.
Whereas. Nothing in the present
condition of trade justifles what We
construe to be q selfish and sordid at
tack upon the moderate and reasonable
profits OF the manufacturer and the no
more than living wages of the EN-
ployes,
Reaolved. That We appeal to oil ci-
g1r makers to keep away from this
firm who proposes to cut wages.
We appeal to oil organizations that
favor fair wages and fair methods OF
business to investigate. judge and act
accordingly.
we appeal to the business men who
are Interested In the general welfare
of this community, not to buy class
OF goods the Introduction OF which
brings low wages, Distress ana oil
their attending evllI
We appeal 10 the good people o.
Aoundsvllle to be satisfied with one
business and wage destroying instltu-
ton in their city, the penltentlary. and
not encourage nnd fOD.cr nnothr- es-
tabllshed expressly to reduce wages
and distress the WORKING class.
Finally we appeal to those who have
been influenced to invest money in this
ment Of the contract between ahem and
the firm in question.
(signcd.)
GARFIELD ASSEMBLY No. i7Gi.
X. OF L. Y
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F0R MOMANKIND:
Odds and Ends that May Interest
the Fair Sex.
WHERE WOMEN MAKE MONEY.
Those who Have Travelled "a Great Deal
Prepare IntsFe,tlnE Taii.. ON whit they
Have seen and lIsard-A Woman Hank
era Leap xoAi'Propqsai-A Glove Case.


Philadelphia Press; The Dcan OF
Windsor slId recently that this was
the time OF pattypan lntormatlon-that
IA. that X Nls the DAY q desIccatcd
blts o. Information offered as intellec-
tunl diet
Every time one who has any especial
advantage OF iearning most beS Il
chance OF showing II When all tire rest
Of mankind is so cgscr to lmh.bc All
that IS nilont upon every possible tlp-
ic. Several bright women have taken
advantage OF this craze for easy tute-
lage: many more might ghlze the OPP
portunity it II were pointed out to
them.
Almost any one who ilvcs away from
the large cities can. bS taking course
OF lessons ON any subject Of Ecural
interest, on her retrnthome make mp 4
class OF learners Tfho would be glad 10
receive her Fec0ad-hRnd wlsdom-'thnt
Is n they are not asked to pay fancy
prices for II.
They Want to Know.
All ourt towns and vlllages-howadays
TEEN witt classes on all sorts of sub
jects. Eli our women are like Arthur
clenhsm in little Dorrit," they want
to know, you know" Lcctures-better
because more modestly known as
"tn4ks'-on nursing, on sanitation
FOR which any bright woman can pre-
pare herself In time at hnme-on first
add to the injured. on household econ
omles, on dress or bts reforms aud
above everything else, on any method
OF Identifying the person, WIN soon ut
tract an audience II given away from
the competition OF specialists.
Women have even been known to
turn trips which they have taken 70
account IN this way. One gave q talk"
not long ago which described 4 visit
To -Aiexlco. Another held an audience
OF women interested by m account OF
\ winter spent In thnt part OF the conn
try best drawn by owen Wlster, Arl-
zon1, and Its neighhorhood.
Drew at Fancy Work.
SO widespread, too is the desire to be
equipped In every direction TINT almost
any qulck-wittcd woman who has thor
ouEhly prepared herself may give les
sons In her specially. There Is room for
what Is recognized as reliable work
even In tho most trodden OF paths. Ev-
cry one knows how operdone embrold-
cry has come to be.
Yot u clever SIrl is known who from
being n neat selmstress came with
some instruction TO be 50 widely cele-
btated as n maker OF fancy work that
she receives even nowadays large
prices Tor her manufactures and san
gives private lessons In new stitches as
she herself picks them up by Journeys
60 the nearest city.
She has still place for herself. al
though almost every woman one meets
errbroideTies TO apparent safety. hut
the best work has been In demand. II
is to be expected that II always win be.
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DRESS aooos-1os, HoRNB,& 90.
JOS. HORNE eco.
Do You Know

There never was a time when
women could be so we'll dress
ed at so little expense as now,
provided the means for dress
ing be expended at the right
place. The supposition being
that the right place to buy is
where the best and greatest
amount of merchandise can be
bought for the least outlay Of
cash, we suggest investigation
Of somes values in Dress Goods
and Slitllss-
200 Pieces PlnsImportad,B
cloth
Genuine twilled back Broad
cloth in choice shades green,
blue, brown, tan and black, 46
inches wide,
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CONDENSED Testimony.

Chns. b. Hood. Broker ana MnniIfnc
iurerS' Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certiileS
THAT DR.. Kings New Discovery has no
equal rs Cough remedy. ]. D. Brown.
prop. st. James hotel, Fort Wayne, Ind,
tnBtlfles that he was cured N cough
Of two ycRra' standing. chuscd by In
Grippe. by DIR. Kings New Discovery.
u, l.. Merrill, BnldWinsvillc. Mans, snyH
that hn has uBcd and recommended II
aud meyer ItnNw II to fall aud would
rather have It than any doctor. because
1t always curcH. Mira HemmlDE. 222
n. 2Eth ST. Chicago. always Keeps VI at
band and has no fear OF Group, because
II lnHinntIy rclleveE. Free Trial Bot
tlCyI ut Logan DuIE Con- Drug Store. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by the
NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy
is n great surprise on account Of It's
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in the bladder. kidncya, back and every
or female. II relieves retention OF
water and pain in passing Il almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief
and cure this is your remedy. Sold By
Il. II. List, druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31
Row he TALKED,
The Dinner Mt which Eugene Field "Joi.
lied" Mrs. Ward.


The true story of the late Eugene
Fields famous dinner party convcrsa-
ton wiki AIRS, Humphrey Ward and
told by hinseli,is ns follows: 1.-THE sub
Jeet under discussion" he said. was
Durnum'3 circus, then showing In Lon
don. gnid that felt under lasting
obligations to Burnum, for he had dis
covered me and caught me when
lived in a tree In Missouri. We talked
also about the CrOnin case. Mrg. Ward
asked me II knew tho murdcrOrs.
answered that knew them Intimately,
and tint the hanging OF Burke twhom
You VIII rCclll az the mos brutal ofNhc
murdCrcr5) would be n Grlnv6ug blow to
Chicago society. In this and other
slmilnr wnyHI made the hour partlcu-
mrly interesting to MrH. Ward Prof
LreiiRey and others near INC at that
dinner"
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baltimore 4 ohio change OF Time.

On and after Sunday january 60,
1896, The Columbus & Chicago express,
with Pullmhn sleeper for Chicago will
leave Wheeling at 3:i5 r. M. daily. and
VIII Brrlvo at Wheeling nj 1910 p. M.
The Znnravlllc accommodation Will
leave Wheeling daily. except Sunday.
ut $3.50 y. IN. and win arrive nt Wheel
Ing at 1855 n. m. mo other changes"
1T. LANE. q. p A.
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MANY merchants are well aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure In supplying
them with the best goods obtainable.
As an instance we mention Perry &
Cameron, prominent druggists OF
Flushing, Michigan. They say: I'VE
have no hesitation in recommending
customers. as It is the best cough medi-
cine eNe have ever sold. and always
gives satisfaction" For sale at IS and
80 cents per bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31

ONE Minute Cough Cure touches the
right spot. II also touches II ut the
right time II you take II when you have
a cough or cold. See the point2 Then
don't cough. Logan & CO., Wheeling,
W. Va. d, F. Peabody, Benwood, and
Bowie & Co, Bridgeport. o.
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he sure and use that old and WE'LL tried
remedy, MRS. WINSLOW'S SooTH-
ING SYRUP for children tccthinS. II
soothes the child, Eoftcns the gums, Ill
lays all pain. cures wind collie and IS
ty-nve cents bottle. mwf&w
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z5c ward.
75c yard.
Cloak ROOM

Greatest value In stylish
Fancy ChsYiOt Jackets we've ever
had chance to sell at price
fine, shapely garments
Franklin front, stylish ripple
back, half lined, full French
sleeves, inlaid velvet, collar,
tailor stitched seams, greatest
Jacket value ever known to
the retail trade-loss of man.
ufacturer this time. regular
SO jackets,
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FOR n pain In the chest piece of
flannel dnmpenGd with chnmberlain'a9
the pain. aud another on the back be.
tween the shoulders. win nfford prompt
relief. This IL especially valuable In
cases whore the pain 10 caused by cold
and there IN n tendency toward pncu.
mOnln. G. Il. Goctsc, ", W. Irwin. G..
Schncpt. c, Menkcmcllcr, John Klnrl.
W. II, Hague II. C. Stewart. Il. H..
Burt, ]. Coleman. a. 10. schcalc. Will
lam McnSemcllor. ]. O. Ehule, Wheel
Ing: Bowie 6 Co, bridgeport: u, n
Peabody 81 Son. Benwood
Nobody mood have Neuralgia. Got DR.
Miles Pain Pulls from drugglstA zone
cent a dose"
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MUNYON'S
COMPLETE.
Tho old Method Of DortorIns Gives WY
to Munyon's Improved Homeopathic
Usrneiis.-Don't XIII Yourself with
Poisonous Drug.-Gst Munyon's Guide
TO Health ang Care YOURSELF

Mr., w. F. Barrett. Charleston, Tenn,
says: ~ had rheupatism for three
years until my arms and shoulders be-
came 20 affected that could not put
my coat on alone. one bottle OF Nun
yon's Rheumatism Cure acted like Il
charm. curing me completely. This
seetng nil the more remarkable when
you know that had three doctors
treating me for months, without CIV
lnEmet hesliBhteat relief. Afterheingso
successful with Munyon's rheumatism
Cure / concluded 70 try the Dyspepsia
Cure. 9nd am glad to say that II made
permanent cure, as can eat any,
thing / desire without being affected
by any of my former stomach troubles.
Several people In Charleston have been
cured OF rheumatism, and we all have
the highest regard for Munyon's Rene
dies"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never
falls to relieve IN TO hours, and cures
In few days. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure IS guaraf-
teed TO cure all forms OF Indigestion and
stomach troubles Price. 25c.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positive
ly cure Price, &c each.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains In the back. lolns ana grolns' anu
all forms OF kidney disease. Price, Csc.
Munyon's Female Remedies are u
boon to all women. Price, Csc.
Asthma Cure, with Asthma Herbs
( 81 90. }
Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervous
ness and builds up the system. Price.
&c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
dche in three minutes. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms OF piles. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradlcates all
impurities OF the blood. Price, 25c.
Munyon's YltnlIzcr restores lost pow
ers to weak men. Price, 81 90.
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists. CSC. n bottle.
Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, en-
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
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35e ward.

Fine French SsrSeS, good dark
brown and garnet shades, and
all evening colors, 46 inches
wide,
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&c yard.


Lot Es8 Covert MiIturss-Styl-
ish Suitings in browns, greys,
tans, and steel-double width
goods withmore genuine merit
in them than you'll find any
where at price,
25c yard.
Fine Black Goods in plain and
fancy weayes.
4S-inch Figured NOhalrs new
Spring importations, several
different designs of this line
beautiful, silky fabric-fuIl 48
inches wide, handsome as Silk,
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$50 each.

Come or Write Our Nail Order
Dept. for samples of piece goods
and . information concerning
any merchandise that cannot
be sampled. A corps of cour-
teous accommodating Mail
Order people who will give all
possible attention to orders
and inquiries concerning our
business methods.