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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-06-19

All UP to Date Housekeepers
use Defiance Cold Water Starch. because It
is better, and 4 OF. more of it for same
money.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-06
DIED.

Miss Flossie Archer died at
the home of her parents in the
first ward last Tuesday. She
had been sick for several months
and her death was not entirely
unexpected. The burial took
place on Wednesday afternoon
The funeral Iwas conducted
from the residence by the Rev.
Pierce of the U. 3. church.
The family have the sympathy
of the community.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

We take great pleasure in announcing
our friends and the public generally, that we d
installing one of the latest and most mode
laundry plants, in the cast room of the RenaE
building, opposite the Empire Mercantile O.
and wish to inform the general public that Il
have purchased the Model Steam Laundry al
also the City Laundry, together with their bus
ness and good will and have consolidated the
at the old stand of the Model Steam LaundN
and will do all laundry work at that place un1
our new plant in the Renard building is con
plete and ready for operating.
We also take the liberty of announcing 4
our friends and the public generally, that att
the 9TH day of February this month, we pr
pose to conduct our business exclusively on th
CASH PLAN. The increased expenses
doing business on trust, and the disagreeabl
necessity Of being obliged to send out collector
and also making demands for over due al
counts, confirms us in the determination to a
work only for cash. We therefore, advise va
that after this date no bundles will be delivere,
unless paid for on or before delivery fthe same
Bundles not paid for will be returned to the Of
lice. 1t will be our aim, by giving the mos
careful attention to our trade, to satisfy til
reasonable demands of cash payers. We fee
positive our patrons will find this moro salts
fatory to Them as well as to us, and trust yol
will aid us in working for our mutual benefit
We will allow per cent discount on q
coupon books
Yours to serve,
E. & Fl. STEAM LAUNDRy
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-06

oAA AVA - AtHSSA oAus VI pun Ouls
Walter Russell is now clerk at
the Dempsey.
Mr.. 0. Y. Elder went up to
Cordele Sunday.
Col. c. L. Sib1ey was up from
@ ella Wednesday.
Everybody get ready for the
excursion next week.
Mr. Proctor Snow of Abbeville
spent Sunday in the city.
Col. J. G.. Knapp returned
from Charleston Thursday.
The A1dine is doing a large
share of the hotel business.
Bliss Triumph Potatoes, $2.85
per bushel-Denmark Drug Co.
Mr.. L. W. Meakin attended to
business in Savannah this week.
A new lot of Carpet Warp just
received at the Empire Store, Csc
up. 2-6-2t
Genuine Bliss Triumph Seed
Potatoes 30cts peck-Denmark
Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Paulk at
tended preaching at Willacoochee
Sunday.
Messrs B. E. Wilcox and w.
A. Clark registered at the Aldine
Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Brown and Miss
Mayme Hayde visited Ocilla Sun
day afternoon,
Mr.. Culpepper and friend of
Cordele came over Sunday on a
prospecting tour.
For International Stock and
Poultry Food go to Hai1e's Drug
store, Pine street. 1888
Be sure and put Valentine in
the postofice at the Valentine
Sale February 9TH,
A. w. Darnel1 of Fitzgerald
was here on a visit last Sunday
Abbeville Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Powell of
Shellman were in the city two
days this week prospecting.
Mr.. L. F. Thompson went to
Savannah Wednesday, for a sew
cral weeks visit with relatives.
FoR SALE-A good p1ow and
ha rrow. john WESLEY,
1t Corner Lee and Swanee St.
John Sherred returned to Fitz.
gerald Sunday from a several
months stay in Birmingham, Ala.
Horace Smith and Walter
Forbes entertained a number Of
their friends st candy pulling
Saturday afternoon.
k Rev. A. l.. BLIZZARD and Carl w
Minor attended the PASTORS and
1ayman's conference at Deer
Creek church this week.
LOST, BABY-But found at the
gallery>on Pine street over the
furniture store a gettin' one
dozen photographs for 20 cents.
WANTED:-Gool beef cattle
The highest cash price paid. SCI
me before you sell. C. D. Pres
colt. If
The Women of the Relief Corp:
request all persons who hav,
borrowed dishes from their hal
to bring them to Mr.. Plopper'.
store, on south Grant street.
: Watch for the hand bills tell
ing all about the big excursion t.
be run next week by the C. e
society of the Christian church
It will be a trip that all will en-
JOY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Notice.

After 5 o'clock, evenings, and
8 Sunday mornings I close my of
flee, putting all instruments in
sterilizer, and patients calling
during those hours can not be
treated accidents excepted).
J. H. POWELL, M. D.
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Spec
ialist.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-06

The Fancy Work or Art Club,
which was disbanded last sum-
nAer and which was reorganized
i, a few weeks ago, was delightful
Fly entertained by Mrs. DR.. White
at her hospitablc home on West
Pine street, last Thursday after
noon. The club is composed OF
10 rarried ladies who meet to-
gether and spend a few hours
very pleasantly at the different
homes of the members, as their
names appear alphabetically, on
Thursday afternoon of each
week. The following mem bers
were present at the last meeting:
Mesd. ~ es Kicker, Wise, Holtzen-
dorf, Shewmake, Ellis, Price,
McCarty, Jones and Griffin.
Observation-Disclosures and Poultry
Food in Is ID. buckets and so aud
IS cent packages at Haile's Drug
store, Pine street. St
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-06

Mrs. Lillian Ingles has been
out of town this week on account
of the serious illness of her faith
err, Mr.. S. L. Eastwood.
J. 0. Adams, foreman of the B.
& O. Yards in Jefferson, Ind, ar
rived here last week for a visit
with his sister. Mrs. A. w.
Monroe.
For SALE:-Two Eng1eberg
rice hu1lers, been used one seas
on. Capacity 100 blu. per day;
also two grist mills. Address,
A. w. FULLER,
1O-31-tf Sibbie, Ga.
Mrs. A. J. Dixon came over
from Leary Saturday and is ex-
pecting Mr.. Dixon to-day. They
have come to stay and will invest
in home and start business as
soon as practicable.
The Lycosite will absolutely
relieve any superficial pain in
stantly. Try it FREE and be con-
WINGED. For sale at DR.. Hai1e's
Drug Store. Price $1.OO. James
Harmon, wholesale and retail
agent. 1-23-tf
Bowen Sheppard the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Sheppard,
who has been very sick with
pneumonia at the home of his
grandfather, Mr.. r. V. Bowen,
at Lulaville, we are glad to state,
is very much improved.
The Bazaar has for sale for cash
one Ladies' chainless Colum bia
bicycle, $500; Blue Flame cook
ing stove, 5000; one bath tub,
$500; Automatic register,
$500; Plymouth Rock rooster,
$1.00, and a roll Of wire screen
ing. Apply at Bazaar.
Strange as it may seem, never
theless it was a fact, that, al
though it was apparently warm
and pleasant Sunday, Snow was
visible, shortly after which A
BLIZZARD passed through the neigh
borhood of Deep Greek. For fur
Their particularsin regards to this
strange coincidence read our To-
Gals.
Mr.. L. E. Keopp sustained
several very serious injuries
caused by fall from some scat
folding Wednesday morning.
Contractor Dickerson, it seems,
was at work on some scaffolding
above where Mr.. Keopp was
standing, when suddenly the up
per scaffolding gave way, precip"
itating Mr.. Dickerson to the
ground, and causing Mr.. Keopp
to fall. Mr.. Dickinson escaped
without any injuries.
The numerou little friends of
Miss Daisy Belle Thompson gave
her pleasant surprise Saturday
afternoon, large party of them
assembling at her home on Cen
trail Ave. The hours we're spent
merrily in playing games on the
lawn just in front of the resi-
dence. About $50 refreshments
were served, after which the
happy young people departed for
their respective homes, having
spent delightful afternoon.
Miss Leila Hicks is at Way
cross this week preparing to open
up line of millinery. She has
given several MONTHS diligent
study to the art of hat trimming
and will now undertake to con-
duct business of her own. She
is not only smart in the millinery
business but she is one of the
most popular, discreet and dill
gent business girls to be found in
any community. She Aas hosts
of friends who are interested in
her new venture and will be glad
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-06

Mr.. E. K. Farmer went to Sa-
vannah on business this week.
Bring your sweetheart to the
Valentine sale, February 9TH.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Wilcox of
Mystic spent Sunday in the city.
Oysters at Central Meat Mar.
ket all the time; Is cts per quart
Mr.. John Schaffercame up from
Wright Sunday to visit his fami-
ly.
Bliss Triumph Irish potatoes,
35c per peck at Campbell's Seed
Store. 1t
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. McCarty
drove over and spent last Sunday
afternoon at Ocilla.
Special prices on fine home
rendered lard for 80 days at Pine
Street Meat Market.
Mr.. r. ]. Park of Fitzgerald
was here visiting last Friday
Abbevllle Chronicle.
Miss Daisy Young visited Miss
Minnie Royal in the country last
Saturday and Sunday.
For RENT-Two nice rooms;
furnished or unfinished. Cor.
north Lee and Suwanee.
Don't forget the Valentine Sale
to be given by the Ladies of St.
Matthews Guild, February 7th.
Mr.. D. F. Barry and family
left for Broxton this week, where
he has accepted a position in a
barber shop.
The artesian well at the ice
plant is nearly 800 feet deep and
it is proposed to sink it 200 feet
more if necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Mine1e-
dorf are occupying the down.
stairs flat recently finished by
Mr.. L. F. Thompson.
J. G. Knapp, travelling freight
and passengeragent of the ABB,
was in the city Wednesday. He
is hustler.-Vienna News.
Mr.. G. w. Smith departed last
week for White Springs. Fla.
where he goes to seek relieffrom
severe attack of rheumatism.
Misses Bessie Luke, Julia and
Lola Paulk spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the home of Mr..
Bud Whitley, near Whitley, Ga.
Furnished house for rent-will
board for part pay. Also proper
ty for sale or trade. Inquire of
E. J. Godfrey, Cor. Palm and
Gordon. 1-23-t4
Mrs. c. A. Wettstein, having
received the sad information of
of the serious illness of her only
sister in Beechwood, ILL.,, depart
ed for that place Saturday where
she will remain indefinitely.
Mr.. A. J. Bemis and family left
on Sunday morning for Tam pa,
Fla, where they go to spend the
rest of the winter. On their re-
turn Mr.. Bemis will build resi-
dence on his Pine street lot, just
next to DR.. White.
Mr.. r. S. Burton, one of South
Georgia S best known newspaper
men, and Mrs. Florence E. Cald-
well, a prominent and wealthy
lady of Knoxville, Tenn, were
married a few days ago
Hawkinsville Dispatchand News.
DR.. Ashley came up from Ocil.
la last week to assist DIR. J. r.
Smith in the removal of a large
cancer from the breast of Mrs.
Cone of Dakota, Ga. The opera.
ton was witnessed by DR.. I. C.
Ward nd is considered success.
full.
Mr.. I Goodman will leave about
the 18th of February for the New
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-06
Scarlet Fever.

It is probably not general
ly known that there is case of
scarlet fever in the city.
1t is generally considered treas
on on the part of a doctor ora news
paper to advertise the existence
of a case of contagious or infec-
tious disease in the community.
This however does not comport
with our conception of duty. We
believe the public good is better
served by a full knowledge of the
facts in any case. It is probably
true that one or more cases of
scarlet fever appear in a large
number of com munities in the
state every year and as is the
case in this instance the precau-
tons adopted by intelligent ply
sicians and officials protect the
public against any great danger
of it's spread.
The five-year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Rountree, who
live dangerously contiguous to
the third ward school, has devel-
oped case of the fever and al
though he has been quite sick is
at present almost convalescent.
The case has been isolated though
from the first and there is but
little danger from the contagion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

Drops Dead

w. ]. Magoon, a weLlknown fruit
grower and veteran of the Civil War,
dropped dead at his home on Gravel
Hill, near the Sunderland road at Z; 30
O'Clock yesterday morning, shortly af.
ter he had left his bed. Death was
probably instantaneous His two
sons, who were with him, called to
the neighbors, who live but a short
distance away. and when they came
Mr.. Magoon was dead The direct
cause of his death was heart failure,
brought on by general debility and
weakness. For nearly year Mr.. Ma
boons health has failed steadily, but
this condition was more pronounced
for the last three months. On the ad.
vice of friends he secured medical
treatment, but kept looking after his
berry crop up to the very last day of
his life Saturday be was in Portland
with several crates of berries. He
oonversed with friends and remarked
that he was not gaining in strength.
He was a most successful and enthu-
slastic fruit grower and developed
several new varieties of Strawberries
The Magoon strawberry, widely
known in this state and even else
where as n very fine variety. was the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
All Queens Of Beauty.

The Astoria Budget says: The
queen of this years regatta will be
honored greater than any of her pre-.
decessors. as she will have as her
maids of honor and guests the carni.
val queens of many other cities of the
state. Those queens who have so far
been invited and have accepted their
invitations to be present during this
years regatta are as follows: Ash.
land, Miss Catherine Million; Rose
burg, Miss willetha Reed; Grants
Pass. Miss Centenna Rothermel Cot
tage Grove. Miss Sarah Bartels; AL
bany, Miss Agnes Craft; Salem. Miss
Agnes Gilbert; Corvallis. Miss Inez
Williams; Dallas. Mrs. Annie Dunn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

Valley Lodge, No. IS, A. o. u. W.,
has purchased a magnificent satin
banner, suitably inscribed. to be pre-
sented to Portland lodge, No. 27, some
time this week, and delegation OF
the members is to be sent 10 Port
land TO present the trophy. The ban.
ner is the prize contested for this
spring by the two lodges IN securing
members, Portland lodge having Sc
cured the most applications between
January 9Th and May I'd. The banner
is of scarlet satin, beautifully mount.
ed, and bears the following inscrip.
tion: "a o. U. w. ontest Banner,
Valley Lodge, No. IS, Salem. to Port,
land Lodge. No. 27. victors." The
committee to present the banner Will
be appointed at tonight's meeting Of
Valley lodge.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

We often hear Of a man kicking
himself for doing a fool act, but II is
unusual to hear of man Gaming him.
self, but there is just that kind of a
man in Salem. and If any one wants
to see the man or proof of the fact
he can call at 219 Commercial street
and pick them out Of the rare collec.
tion of curios at that place. The truth
is Bill Anderson recently carved a
very neat spiral cane out of prickly
porcupine wood. and had one Of the
artists at the o. s. p. ornament the
handle with abalone shells until he
has probably the only cane of it's kind
in the world. He is the only man of
his kind in existence, and 1t is but
fitting that he should possess the nov.
city of a cane. But don't let him use
1t on you.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

result of his experiments. He was al
so the first grower 10 introduce the
Logan berry. AT his fruit farm he
has been at work on several new va
rleties of the strawberry, and this
year he had quite a crop of what he
called the BLACK Diamond" strawber.
ny, which he though would rank with
the finest in the state. He took great
delight in improving and developing
new varieties of small fruits. and with
great patience and industry developed
anything worth the effort or not. Mr..
Magoon was valuable man in this
line OF work
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

Prof. w. Z. McElroy. the leader Of
the band, is now arranging for a quar-
tet of saxaphones. to be added to the
band soon.
On Wednesday evening the band
VIII give an open-air concert in vii
son avenue. and on Friday night 9
concert will be given in the Marion
square band stand, the weather per
mitting. and these concerts will be
continued during the summer months
for the benefit Of the Salem public.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
Officers
Installed

An interesting and enjoyable gath
ering was held in the lodge rooms in
the Holman building, corner of IAber-
" and State streets on Saturday
night, the occasion being the semi-an-
nual installation OF officers for the six
months ending December 3lst. next,
OF Protection Lodge No. 2, A. o. U.
W., and Salem Lodge. No. 10. Degree
of Honor. The two lodges met in the
larger of the tive halls in Joint SOS
sion, and the officers were inducted in
TO their respective chairs by S. A. Nc
Fadden. past grand master, for Pro
tectlon lodge. and Mrs. Susie Par
menter, forthe Degree of Honor. The
ceremonies were followed by the serv.
ing OF delicious refreshments to all
present. and a social hour was spent.
those in attendance reluctantly dis
perslng at a late hour The officers
installed were:
Protection Lodge, No. 2, A. o. U. w.
Past Master J. G. Graham; master
workman. l., j. Brant; foreman. A. J..
Basey; overseer, C. W. Brant; record
er, J. A. sellwood; fnancier. p. H.
Raymond; guide. Howard Sharpp; re-
ceiyer John Moir; inside watchman,
p. II. darcy; outside watchman, Har-
ry Miller
Salem Lodge. No. 10. D. Of II.
Past Chief OF honor Mrs. Lettle
Ross; chief of honor, Mrs. f. ID. Ray
mond, lady of honor, Miss Grace Van
Wagner; chief Of ceremonies. Miss
Maud Morrison; recorder, Mrs. Lucre-
tia Burton; fnancier. Mrs. Mary
Thatcher; receiver. Mrs Carrie NJ
Holman; sister usher. Mrs, Delta Hill;
inside watch, Mrs. Margaret West;
outside watch. Miss Elya Mckinney.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
Band Gets
Instruments

-Four new instruments. costing $3.50
were today received by Geo. C. viii
for the Salem Military band. and they
viii be added TO the instruments al
ready in use by the band. Three OF
them are melophones. and one is a
double B bass The instruments were
made BY y vancaurvelasrt and are
the finest In use By any band in the
state.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
A New Lodge

Yesterday afternoon the uniform
rank. w. o. W., together with a mum
Der Of brother Woodmen. drove out q
Elmiras where a new lodge w o. W
was organized with a membership Of
rs. The team doing the work is com
posed as followsF
W. N. Green. captalni J. S. Etiles
Il A. Harrington. J. W. Pollock, w
w. chessman. Glen chessman. Virgil
Rowland. Harry Farrow. Geo. Fuller
II. }. Lankin. James Hinton. J. J. El
wood. George Norris. Harry Gray. o,
A. Foust. o. W. Bowder-Eugene Reg
lister.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

A John Doe warrant was Issued out
OF the county court this afternoon for
man at Gervais. said to be insane,
and sherih Goliath is going down this
afternoon 10 arrest and bring the man
up for examination.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
1 S;;$! S;;$!' 4: Social Realma
South saIem PersonaIs.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Warner spent Sun
day with relatives near Sublimity.
Miss Kate Mcguire. OF Portland,
who is spending a few weeks In this
city, visited South Salem friends Sat.
urday.
Warren Allen, Of Polk county, spent
sunday with friends in South Salem.
b. w. Dancy, of Portland, was visit
sne at the home of L. o. Simmons in
aOuth Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
German Won
the Match

Berlin, July 1S.--The international
rife match was concluded at Hanover
today there being $500 participants.
The first prize was won by a German.
Only one American, Charles Meyer,
of New York, was included in the
prize winners, taking a minor trophy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

Prince Edwards Island, arrived in sa.
lem on Saturday evening, and will re.
main here as assistant rector of st.
Joseph's Catholic church, to tighten
the burdens of the rector, Father
DAILY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13

day by the county clerk on the am.
davit OF C. 70 Thomas. Clarence w.
Keene and Winnie McClaine were al.
so granted license to wed, Allen For
ward signing the affidavit.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
PERSONALS.

H b. Thielsen went to Portland
this morning.
MIR. and Mrs f. ]. swaiford spent
sunday in Turner
Gilbert Riches, Of Turner is in sa
lcn, attending court.
Will Ketchum went to Albany this
moruing on business.
Mrs. w. II. Byars has returned from
an outing at Mehama. I
u. N. Derby went to Portland this
morning on a business trip.
Mrs. f. l. Dunbar went 10 Astoria
this morning for few days visit
wv Scott Taylor. OF Gervais, came
up on the II o'clock train this morn
ihg. t M
G. w. Weeks was passenger for
Portiapd this morning, for a few days
stay.
Mrs. r. IT, Dawson, OF San Francis.
90 is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam
hayden.
Nudge r. p. Boise went TO Albany
t,is morning for afew days stay to
nold court.
Hon. Ralph Moody of Portland was
Al over-sunday guest Of his parents
II this city.
Miss Bertha Ciough went to Port
land this morning for a two weeks
stay with friends
Miss Bertha Clark loft this morning
lor Portland, at which place she win
plale her future home.
NJ N. Gatens. private secretary TO
Npsernor Chamberlain returned from
yisit TO Portland this morning.
D. c. Cooper returned this morning
frDm Albany, after a few days visit
% his hop ranch, near that place.
Miss Cloreta Dumars, who has been
q gnest OF Mrs. Claud Catch. returned
% her home in Portland on Sunday.
J. J. Roberts went TO Woodburn
this morning 10 look after some hops
purchased by his firm at that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Brooks, of
silyerton, were Salem visitors on Sun.
day, spending the day with relatives.
Mckinley Mitchell came up from
Portland this morning. to see about
securing license for his Geryais
warehouse.
Willie Wolf went to Ridgeheld,
Washington this morning for a visit
40 his brother, prominent farmer in
I1Rt locality.
President W. c. Hawley. OF the
tnautauqua Association. went TO
H|Rdstone this morning for the ten
Hsts' session Of the association.
At. and Mrs. Arthur Hodges left
tn's morning for Newport, TO spend a
compile OF weeks at that seaside re.
sort, before their return 10 Prinevile.
NJ and Mrs. f. T. wrightman re-
turned this morning from Millers
Station, where they spent Sunday
with Mr. Wrightman's brother on the
farm.
\. St Raynor. the Portland attor
nv, who was recently disbarred in
ipt supreme court. came up this morn.
ina. and will file a petition for read.
mission to the bar.
r. II. Raymond, assistant postmas.
ter In the Salem ONCE. left this morn.
ing for a weeks stay at wiIhoit
aprings going by way of woodburn
and by stage from that place 20 the
Nnfings.
Prof. ]. r. Robertson and Mrs. Rob
e1kson. of Forest Grove. were over.
HNnday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Lansing. Of this city. Mrs. Robert.
is a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
sing.
"A c, Riches. OF Portland. United
"''fes postal inspector, arrived In sa, |
'3N this morning on oficlal business.
Mf Riches was raised at Turner. and
NN for many years one Of Marion
.pnty's most successful teachers.
Rev. ]. T. Murphy. a nakive of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-13
The Despotism Of the Ink Bottle

Are you the dominion Of that undy despo the ink bottle
despo that spaes the and daubs your fingers every
time you have anything with him. Why not break from
dcomor forever by buying Fountain PenY Whether
write much little often occasionally good fountain pen will
we'll worth its The Barr Store handles the two makes which
considers the best among all fountain pensvz the Laughn
and the Parker Lucky Curve Why can't sell you of
or the other of these excellent makes.