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New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
Boys Knee Suits.

We have an immense assortment OF knee
suits for boys from to Is years old at
75c., 9Oc., 81 90, 81 25 and 81 so.
A much finer line at 81 80, o. 90, 81 25,
81 rs and 81 95. These prices include
large variety of boys all wool sailor
suits with fancy vest front and collar,
very dressy and service able:
Lot 2641-All wool black, brown and red
mixed Cheviot suit, double breasted,
square-cut sizes 6 to Ia ut 81 75
Lot 7O39-Extra heavy all wool, square
cut, double breasted, solid brown suits !;
sizes to 13, only at 80 90.
Lot 7594-All wool, heavy double breast
ed, square-cut, dark brown suits sizes
8 to u only, reduced to 50 SO.
Lot 25O6-Boys' all wool Navy blue
heavy Schotch wool suit, double breast
ed, sqnarc-ent sizes to IA, 80 IS.
Lot 3O0S--All wool brown Cheviot, dou-
ble-breasted, square-cut suits; sizes 0
to Is, at - 80.
Lot 6591-All wool light brown plaid
Cassimer suits, double breasted, square
cut sizes 9 to Is, - 90.
Lot 6217-Double breasted, square cut,
all wool gray mixed suits, medium
weight sizes II to Is, only - so.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

Mons unbleached drill drawers sizes 81
70 10 waist, 15c.
Mems very heavy unbleached drilled
drawers, double seat, extra well made
oil sizes, 25c.
Mems heavy blesched drill drawers, 25c.
Mems unbleached canton flannel drawers,
we'll made, 25c.
Mems heavy bleached canton flannel
drawers sizes ~ to AZ, at 4Oc.
Mems heavy unblsached canton flannel
drawers all sizes, 45c.
Mems heavy unbleached drill drawers,
the famous "CAaiisage" brand, double
sest and front, 35c.
Mems blesched "Chailenge'' drawers
sizes 30 70 A, 45c.
Mems Scrivens elastic seam bleached
drawers al sizes, 9Oc.
Mons heavy shaker flannel undershirts,
French Anish. nssk oil sizes, $50.
Mems heavy Jersey ribbed undershirts !;
sizes ~ 70 ~, 4Oc.
Mems super finished dark gray random un.
dershirts, we'll hnishsd neck and front,
pearl bsttons discs - to AZ, 45c.
Los No. oS54-Men's elastic ribbed,
hssvy undershirts, French finished
neck, satin Anished front, pearl but
IONS slsss 80 to 40, Soc.
Mons heavy fancy brown fleece e-lincd
knit andsrshirts, well finished pearl
buttons, regular 75e value sizes "a
70 ~. 1t Soc.
Drawers to match sizes 3c to 40, at SOC.
Mens white all wool undershirts, neck
stitched with silk. front silk trimmed,
pearl buttons sizes "a to ~, 75c.
Drawers 10 match sizes 81 10 40, ut 75c.
Lot + 2l--Men's heavy brown wool Der.
by, ribbed shirts; sizes ~ 10 ~ at 95c.
Lot 906-Msn's hne all wool tan colored
shirts, silk finished neck, pearl buttons;
sisss - TO 70 at 05c.
Drawers 10 match sizes 30 to ~ at g5c.
Mems heavy oil wool white and gray un-
desshirts sizes "a 60 ~ It q 90.
Drawers to match sizes 30 to 40 ut &1 90.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
Mems Socks.

This line of goods comprises the newest
end best ~ we'll % the most servicsable.
Mons fancy striped half hose, assorted
colors, Hernsdorf dye, the Soc kind for 35c
Mems solid black half-hose, double soles,
Hsrnsdorf dye, high spliced heels and
toes. guaranteed stainless, 35c.
Mems hne black half hose, silk embroid-
cred, Hernsdorf dye, 30c.
We have the best CSC black half hose In
the State. Il is double sole, high spliced
heel, Hernsdorf dye and therefore fast
color, 25c.
Mems fast tan half hose, double sole, high
spliced heels, 25c.
Mems fast color tan, half hose, zoe.
Mems fast black half hose, Hernsdorf dye,
double sole, zoe.
Mems fast color tan and black hose, 15e.
Mems seamless tan and black half hose,
fast color, 1Oc.
Mems seamless black and tan, half hose
at 15c.
Mems heavy gray mixed half hose, seam
less, at Sc, 6tfc and 10c.
We have . complete assortment Of mems
balbriggan hose at Zoe, l5c, Zoe and 25o
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

Conflicting reports come across
the water as to the intention Of the
United States regarding the debt
for which Spain has mortgaged
Cuba. On the one hand it is assert
ed that the American commission
ers peremptorily refuse to make
any agreement that would impose
this debt upon either Cuba or the
United States. But on the other,
and this is more significant than
unauthoritative assertions, it is re-
ported that the Cuban bonds in
question have risen in price on the
Paris market. And not that alone.
The best purchasers Of these bonds
are Spaniards and Americans.
That fact is regarded in Paris as
highly suggestive. So it is.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
Trunks! Trunks!

We have just . car load of Trunks in
wood, zinc, leather and duck:
Wood trunks from Soc. up.
Zinc trunks from 81 IS up.
We will describe few = il what you want
10 not in the list, remember We have
others.
We have also full line of satohels, toles-
copes, valises, etc.
Macon zinc trunk, good lock and bolts,
rollers, leather handles, fancy paper
lined, tray with bonnet-box and shoe
box 28-inch, $2 90; 3O-inch, $2 IS F;
32-inch, % so; 34-inch, 81 IS.
Rookie zinc trunk, full Saratoga box, re-
verse slate, iron bottom, half excelsior
brass lock, heavy steel hardware on
corners; 2S-inch, 81 90 3O-inch, o. Is;
32-inch, So SO; 34-inch, % IS; 36-inch,
"a 90.
Leader zinc trunk, covered with best
quality zinc, excelsior lock, iron bot
tom, patent top, compartment tray :
32-inch, ~ 25: 34-inch, - so; 36-inch,
a IS.
Gold, square fiat top zinc trunk, full size
box, heavy strips, full metal covered,
heavy steel clamps, iron bottom; 30-inch,
% rs; 32-inch, - 90; 34-inch, a 25 !;
36-inch, - so.
Rosa May Saratoga zinc trunk, covered
with best fancy zine, heavy clamps, full
excelsior lock, strap hinges, swinging
tray; 32-iDeh, - 90; 34-inch, IS so +;
36-inch, 90 SO.
Spotswood Saratoga leather trunk, full
Saratoga box. patent top covered with
best leather, handsomely creased excel
sior lock mallesble stud trimmings
swinging tray, also carries 4 web tray,
32-inch s "a inch 9 so; 80 inch @6.75.
Banker Saratoga leather trunk, handsome
ly creased, full excelsior lock strap
hinges, swell center handles trimmed
with mslleable hardware, linen lined,
set up Saratoga swinging tray, also car
ries web tray. 30 inch u IS, "a inch
% IS. 80 inch % IS.
Xxx Canvas trunk, extra large box, cov-
cred with heavy duck. bound with first
quality leather, also has leather strap
and center band running oil around.
best brass clamps, linen lined through.
out, full covered tray, also ssrriss web
tray, 80 inch -; "a inch % so, 80 inch
% IS.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

Lots 1901, 46SO and 62O1 are line Of dark
brown check, dark brown plaid and dark
gray wool pants that are really worth
81 so and sold elsewhere for that price.
We can sell any of these at the extreme
ly low price Of 81 IS.
Our $3.50 line comprises Scotch wool cas-
sinners and cheviots in many handsome
cOlors and are warranted equal to any
~ eoods. zs.-a--s-s--lk4-4---.
We are showing . nice assortment at %
and % Is, which are really a and IS
values. This 10 not talk; it 10 facts
which can be proven. Investigate.
Other lines we have not room to men.
ton are:
Mems oil wool Cardigan jackets.
Mems all wool short costs.
Men overcoats.
Men, mackintOshes.
Men Rubber Goods.
The assortment is large.
The prices are right.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
BISHOP POTTER ON EXPANSION.

The nation has had much, during tho
past few months, to blind and intoyioate
1t. 1t has won an easy victory over an
etfete and decrepit adversary, in which no
spendors of individual herosm, nor tri
umphs of naval skill in these We
may indulge just pride ought to blind
our Dyes to the fact that we have had q
worry easy task against very fooble foe.
And now, with unexpected fruits of vie
tory in our hands, what, men are asking,
are we going to do with themY
Nay, rather the solemn question is:
What are they going to do with us' Upon
what wild course of so-called Imperialism
are they going to launch people, many
Of whom are dizzy already with tho dream
OF colonial gains, and who expect to re-
peat in distant islands some such history
as our conquered enemy wrote long ago in
blood and plunder in her colonies here and
in South America. We have, indeed, our
congress to direct this race for empire
""" o"' kauHt Nli phNSlcHily WFtckeu
sons and brothers by tens Of thousands at
home to show us how they will do iti At
such time, as never before, the Church
of God is called upon, in tho pulpit and by
every agency ut her command, to speak
the words of truth and soberness, and to
reason of righteousness temperance and a
Judgment to come--a judgment for ma
tions rs well as individuals, till impetu-
osity is sobered and chsstened and until
q people in peril of being wrecked upon an
untrioassvn c1n be- maie to pause snda
think The things that this community
and this nation alike supremely need are
not more territory, more avenues of trade,
more places for place hunters, more pen
sions for idlers, more subject races to proy
npon-but dawning consciousness OF
what, in individual and in national life,
are peoples indispensable moral foun-
lations, those great spiritual forces on
which alone men or nations are built =
it. Rev Henry G. Potter, before the an
lual convention Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Diocese of New York.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

Lot 5131-All wool gray plaid Cheviot
suits sizes Is and 10 only, reduced
to SO so.
Lot 8484-Dark BLUSH gray and brown
plaid suits sizes Ia to 10, at 81 90.
Lot S522-Fine dark gray striped worsted
suits |; sizes 16 to 10, q 10 90 value, for
So 90.
Lot 7734-Heavy Scotch wool suit, brown
plaid ,4s With blue threads. :. .rusniua.
each way, very handsome sizes II to
10, 50 IS.
Lot 62l2-Fine all wool dark gray and
plaid suits sizes is to 10 only, at $40 90.
Lot 62O8-Heavy all wool gray sack suits,
an extra fine value sizes 16 to 18 only,
$40 90.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
FRANKLIN.

Franklin, thy ordeal is past =
Thy days OF anxiety
And thy nightly vigils
Will soon be Ger;
But amid it all thou hast proven
True rs steel:
And tho bitter be some memories
Some are sweet.
The dainty, suffering wife has learned
A husbands patient sturdy love;
The husband in his turn has learned
The tender care of loving spouse
And, reunited by their pain,
Will spend their few remaining years
In one grand, glorious honeymoon
And on the altar of their constancy
Thy brave sons and fair daughters
Will again rekindle
The sacred fires of chivary.
The product of thy giant mills
Cannot excel
The sweetness of thy charity.
Tho some may sleep beneath the sod,
Thee and thy deeds shall live,
And flowers will never bloom
Grass never, never grow,
Over the grave of Franklin
A. II. WIpNEy.
IBERIA. La, Oct. 26th, '9s.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

The Republican governor Of
Michigan, Mr.. Pingree, is in no
wise self-deceived by his partisan
ship as to the true character of the
relation Of Mr.. Mckinley to Mr..
Hanna. He has explained to n re-
porter that "the President is Han
ma, and Hanna is Mckinley, and il
yOn said he wasn't, Hanna would
be awfully offended" p" It is re-
freshing to find one Republican Of
prominence who is proof against
the Establishments Of the sancti-
monious member of Mr.. Hanna's
political firm.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
Mons Neckwear.

We have an immense stock Of mem fine
nsckwcar. which for variety in designs
anA seyles, end beauty Of coloring, can
nOt - sxeslled. The blending OF tints
end the combination Of colors arc highly
artistic. Il 10 only our ability TO use
i,nmenss quantities Of these goods that
ensb)se 10 to sdjust high grade values
% lov grsds prices,
H6ais alk sesrts and Four In hand ties, 25c
Aen'o Ans silk Four- hand ties, teck
searfs and pu6 scarfs In al popular
shades. newset designs, soc.
Aon's eolossd silk bows for turnover col.
lass asd standing collars q 25c.
Mons Chino silk club ties, various col.
ers. l0e.
Mons satin club ties IN plsids. checks,
stslpss, polks dots, etc., q zoe and 26c.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
Mems Handkerchief.

Mems colored border handkerchiefs, Sc,
&c and SC.
Mems large Turkey red and Indigo blue
handkerchiefs, fast color, the lOc kind,
for Sc.
Mems good white and colored bordered
hcmstitched handkerchieis, 1Oc.
Mems Linette white hemstitcbed handker-
~ ssluisls, s,zsassses6s'1soarlysufll lluss,- lOC.~'
Mons fine grade colored border, hem.
stitched handkerchiefs, 15c.
Mems white hemstitched linen handker-
ciiefs at 15c, zoe, Csc and 3Oc.
Mems colored border heinstitched linen
hsndkerchisfs, 2Oc.
Also nice assortment Of mems white silk
handkerchiefs with embroidered initials.
A large assortment Of white and colored
silk muffiers.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

Lot 8O26-Dark brown cassimer with red
thread running both ways forming an
Over-plaid, very handsome, comes in
sacks at $40.
Lot Sl15-Men's dark gray pin check, all
wool sack suits, all sizes, $40.
Lot 8O3O-Fine all wool small check gray
csssimer sack suits, well lined and made,
worth $l2 SO for $40 SO.
Lot 720748 dark paxY blpa.e scotch wool
sack suits with diagonal weaves, an ex-
ira fine value at ell.
Lot 72O8-Same as above in black, all
sizes, oil.
Lot 1910 "A handsome Scotch wool suit,
with brown, black and red mixed, plaid
very nobby, $12 so.
Lot 73O2-Black and brown plaid sack
suit, equal to tailor made in fit and in
ish, all sizes $12 so.
Lot 7847-Fine all wool small check, light
brown cassimer sack suits, well finished
and equal to tailor made, sizes "a to
40, at $l2 so.
Lot 1854 Square cnt light brown BROAD
Cloth snits, $l5 suit, sizes "a to AZ,
at $12.
Lot S149-very fine light brown plaid cas-
sinner sack suits, will not pick up, heavy
weight, $12 so.
Lot Sl4l-Small check brown and black
cassimer sack suits. Long soft roll,
splendid wearing suit, $12
Lot 85l8-Light brown French worstcd,
very dressy, made to look we'll and wear
we'll, equal in value to any $lS suit.
Our special at $l4.
Lot 8263-Men's fine oil wool cassimer
sack suits in small brown and mixed
gray checks, a stylish garment, $14.
Black Clothing.
Lot 1520-Black serge sack suits, sizes "a
to 40, the 8 80 kind for $6 IS.
Lot 10OO-Men black clay worsted sack
suits, well made, all sizes, %.
Lot 1933-Men's black serge sack suits,
long soft wool, we'll made, $3.50.
Lot 3O92-Men's black clay worsted sack
suits. sizes "a to AZ, equal TO any $12
suit in town, 80.
Lot 20OO--Men's all wool black serge sack
suits, satin lined, unusual value for $40.
Lot 845O--Black French serge sack suits,
ht and finish equal to tailor made suits,
at el4.
Lot s251-Men's square cut black serge
suits, sizes "a to 40, at - SO.
Lot 404-Men's square cut all wool serge
suits, full satin lined, very big value
for 80 so.
Lot 7664-Men's all wool black Clay
worsted frock suits, well made, good
Innings, eli SO.
Lot S445-Mens fine black Serge frock
suits sizes 80 to 40, the Is 90 kind, for
$l2 so.
Lot 8l56--Men's black serge sack suits,
ct <13, so; and Lot 763S-Men's black
Clay worsted sack suits, $14 90, are val
ues which cannot be found elsewhere.
Lot 8449-Men's fine black French Serge
frock suits, satin lined and sold every
where at 20 90, we figure close and Of
fer ct $18 90.
Youths Suits.
Lot 8O74--Youth solid dark gray suit, d.
agonal weave, oil wool one way;
sizes Is 10 10, at ~ 80.
Lot 3l33-Dark brown plaid, very heavy;
sizes Is 70 10; good wesrer, 4 90,
81 Suits in broken sizes, .all shades and
combinations Of colors, every suit in
the lot worth 90 to 90, choice OF the
lot for ~ 26.
Lot e329-All wool dark brown suit with
small lighter strip sizes Is to 10, $5 90.
Lot $685. Gray plaid wool suit with small
red thread running each way, forming
m over-plaid sizes IA to 10. % 25.
Lot 6O48- Scotch wool suits, gray mixed
color sizes IS to 10, IS SO.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
The emperor and empress of Ger.

The emperor and empress Of Ger
many have started upon pleasure
trip to Palestine. The imperial
train consisted Of | goods ears and
7 parlor and sleeping ears. The
party was received Mt Venice on the
l4th by the king and queen of Italy,
and on the 18TH at Constantinople
by the sultan.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

William Waldorf Astor has won
a bet Of $25, 900, in London, the
condition Of which was that he
give u dinner to II persons, oil
seated around table made from q
single cross section Of q California
redwood tree.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

The Cleveland city council has
reduced street car fares on two Of
it's lines to four cents, with seven
tickets for quarter. The com
panies threaten an appeal to the
courts.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

DR.. CadV's Condition y'o,Uders
are just what a horse needs when In bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but medicine
and tho best in use TO put horse In prime
condition. Price 25 cents per package.
For sale by James A. Leo.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

Dark brown with red and gray pin stripes
we'll finished, Toe.
Dark brown and gray broken check effect,
heavy and good wearcr, 75c.
Lot 4056-Pin check gray and brown half
wool pants, worth u so, our price, u.
Lot 323-Men's half wool pants, gray,
white and brown plaid, u.
Lot 333-Dark blue and gray striped "a
wool pants ct e1.25.
Lot 6207-Dark plaid Scotch wool pants,
: oil sizes, well made $1.5O.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

SO many nations have debts to pay that
it would be unjust for the United States
to pay Spain Cuban debts.-Pic.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

The London country council has
decided to purchase and operate the
entire London street car system.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29
THE ENTERPRISE


OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF IBERIA PARISH
AND TOWN OF NEW IBERIA
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

amiability to the very end.
Thousands Of women fail of this for ono
great prevalent reason. While they resort
to every device to preserve their beauty of
complexion by external applications abJ
possibly take the best care Of their general
health, they are too frequently utterly ney-
lectful OF their health in a special wo.1ianly
way. No woman can remain beautiful, at.
tractive OF amiable, who suffers from weak.
ness and disease of the delicate and import
ant feminine organism. A woman who
suffers in this way will lose her clearress
of complexion, her eyes will become du.,.
worry and pain will mark her face with
wrinkles and she will become nervou4 !.
sickly, fretful and Respondent There IL a
sovereign remedy for all troubles Of this
description. II Is DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
MY illness was caused by lack Of medical at
tention during childbirth. II lasted for o period
Of three years during which my suffering was
almost indescribable.h writes Mrs Edith Petty.
Of Texanna, Cherokee Nat Ind Ter Owing
TO the injuries recciyed-rupture. internal DIS
placement. etc. became a physical wreck
was In q constant state Of pain and nervous col
lapse. became 80 nervous I feared insanity.
My heart was affected and ! had spells OF palri-
tation and smothcring Was reduced IN streng. n
and could take no solid food. The doctors told
me that recovery was i'm mpossible without sur
Kical operation. My monthly periods ceased h
tirely. My mother bought bottle Of Dr Pierce 8
Favorite Prescription. I took twelve boitiss.
Thanks TO an Alf.wise Providence and Doctor
Piercc's medicines. the symptoms have all dis
appeared. can now do hard day work. eai
anything and everything wish. . ] regard MY
recovery a. permanent fof II IL neariy two years
since I stopped taking Or. Pieces medicines. '
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

An engineer declares that $4,000 people
now do the work, with the aid Of machin-
cry, which needed 10000, 900 persons TO
do few years ago.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1898-10-29

Agricultural implements Of all
kinds ct Erath's.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-06


have high cheek bones fiat noses and
straight, dark eyes, with rather full,
sensual lips. Their hair is straight; It
is black, and, with the men, is singed
close at the crown, forming a sort or
tonsure The women let their hair
grow, and it hangs down over their
shoulders. The men do not begin to
have boards until late in life, and as
they do not like to appear old. they
usually pull out the stray hairs on
their faces. An Ona seldom has a
beard before he is thirty-five or forty.
THEY EAT PUTRID MEAT.
The Onas do not apparently care
whether their food is fresh or not. Be
fore the advent of sheep farming In
TERRA del Fuego they lived on fish,
fungi and guanacos. Guanacos are
wild animals which look like a cross
between the deer and the camel, and
are Of the size of a very large sheep.
The Onas run them down with their
dogs and follow them also on foot.
They are very fast runners, and take
steps, so an Argentine man who lived
on the islands says, six feet apart.
When they kill more game than they
can eat they bury the left-oyers in the
bed of a stream and come back week
or so later and eat them. This is es-
pecially so of the sheep they steal of
the whites. They drive them off in
fiocks of five hundred or more, get
them away into the forest and have a
big feast. They then break the legs
Of the sheep remaining and drown
them in some deep stream, leaving
them there until the chase of the farm
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-06


is as follows: eo'i
Let me at the outset enonbss,n. a..
% o uue association with such nJearne-PP otiey
os ~ cl' lne!e may be no misunderstood -
frono AZ eeiotVes OF management We have
lioLn tne hrst deprecated any idea tbo+ az
organization might eventuaJIy evolve nay a. tnls
assSoSiauon guided and directed In tbe interest
promnle e1asS over another, or sustained and
might be for the investment ard LIS Us en1Te
aie purely and anticipate ALWAYS will he
oro nu;tuai. cosmopolitan and phiIanthronic
Yafnine ~ IA the interest Of everything per-
pracuces. We have never vet ina,,er,, o anu
any innovation Suggested anv sys+o-.
vantaees ole wholesaler would gain any ad
e1Snsaee over the retailer: we hava nauar
gGHanlpiohed any law giving To one c1ass e.,
a. or Dreferencei but in ali orr
entsnt ana action We have been inspired and
oesilngs tone, a dignity and a ,,istinnifn,s
wien can never be- sustained when mar
LnedIeu with unreasonable methods unins+
wifi ro ana selnsh motives. Review briefly
compI1shments of our asssoc;afion b,,t a.
al, Tor which we are laboring and
have bne 1eauiiy recognize that our energies
IN pehalt OF more ideal business condition.,
III the adopuon Of uniform trade inquiry
I LOT "a. ana uniform property statement blanks
We am TO roster condition whereby the
wholesaler may know more clearly the iinen-
clai standing of his customers which IN
urn forces the retailer to adoption of better
systems of business in order that he M,
strengthen that standing which is command
ing closer scrutiny. and in this way whole,
safer ana retailer are brought closer together
ana a realization reached that In the interest
OF one lies the interest of the other. and thar
In mutual assistance and interchange of
to both - ~
PROSECUTION OF FRAUDS.
In the prosecution of fraudulent failures
we endeavor to encourage integrity of pur-
pose and honesty of actions, thus supporting
the honorable merchant by relieving him of